Meet the Nataly team
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Olivia Genova
Founder & CEO
Olivia is a biomedical engineer with a passion for maternal health innovation. She leads the development of the Nataly Pad, overseeing research, clinical validation, and product strategy to bring this life-saving solution to market.
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Berni Beneria
Strategy & Operations
Berni specializes in strategic planning and operational management. He ensures that Nataly’s development aligns with market needs, regulatory pathways, and business growth, helping drive the project forward.
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Elijah Brickey
Product Engineer
Elijah contributes to the technical development of the Nataly Pad. With a background in electronic engineering, he focuses on optimizing product design and ensuring feasibility in real-world healthcare settings.
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Paula Antona
Legal Advisor
Paula manages legal aspects, contracts, intellectual property, and collaborations, ensuring that Nataly navigates regulatory and commercial frameworks effectively. Her work is key to securing partnerships and protecting the project’s innovations.
Key Collaborations
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StartUB!
Incubated since 2023
StartUB! is the entrepreneurship incubator of the Universitat de Barcelona, providing support in project development, legal aspects, and strategic collaborations. Through this program, we receive guidance to strengthen our business model and expand our network within the healthcare innovation ecosystem.
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CIMTI
Accepted into Programa Impacte in 2024
Nataly was selected for CIMTI’s Programa Impacte, receiving €85,000 in support for project development. This includes mentorship, regulatory guidance, clinical validation support, and business strategy assistance, helping us accelerate the path to market.
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Hospital Clínic de Barcelona
Clinical validation in 2024
We worked with midwives and the innovation department at Hospital Clínic to validate both the clinical need and our proposed solution.
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LEITAT
Accepted into THI program in 2024
In collaboration with DFactory and IAM3DHUB, we received crucial support in technology development and prototyping through the Terrassa Health Impact program.