Venture Studio
MINT venture studio program
“Driven to create”As a venture studio, Mint Venture Partners innovates biotech and healthcare business through startup creation. Our startup creation program translates innovative technologies and products from around the world into business
Process
Four stages of the program
01 Inception
Ideas and inventions emerge from anywhere
We source technologies, products, and ideas from medical professionals, scientists, and researchers around the world. We evaluate the value of technologies and ideas and assess the feasibility of commercialization.
02 Business planning
Ideas & inventions are transformed into business plans
After feasibility assessment, we make business plan and strategy of how to translate inventions into business based on market analysis. We also design the structure of the company and initial team building.
03 Incorporation
An exciting journey begins with incorporation
A startup is incorporated based on business plan and strategy. Technology inventor(s) and Mint Venture Partners join this process as co-founders. Initial funding follows after incorporation and initial team members join the company.
04 Build-up and growth
The company moves forward and grows with Mint Venture Partners
We support and build up our startups by various ways including investment and support of operation and management. As a venture studio, Mint Venture Partners is engaged in accelerating the growth of startups.
Studio Companies
Startups created by MINT

Key Proteo
Seattle, USA
Key Proteo, a University of Washington/Seattle Children’s Research Institute spinout, is focused on the proteomic diagnosis of treatable genetic disorders.
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GenoTwin
New York, USA
GenoTwin, a Columbia Univ. spinout, is based on the innovative genome data analytics for infectious diseases and cancer of humans and animals.
Go to Website — GenoTwin (opens in a new tab)
BeauBrain Healthcare
Seoul, Korea
BeauBrain Healthcare, a Samsung Medical Center spinout, is dedicated to the early diagnosis and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease.
Go to Website — BeauBrain Healthcare (opens in a new tab)
Luthera Healthcare
Seoul, Korea
Luthera Healthcare, a KAIST spinout, develops innovative light-therapy medical devices and beauty products based on OLED technology.
Go to Website — Luthera Healthcare (opens in a new tab)