Village Capital, in partnership with Freddie Mac, PayPal, and TIAA, ran a fintech accelerator program that supported entrepreneurs striving to advance the financial well-being of everyday people and small businesses in the US through a myriad of innovations disrupting the status-quo.

When Shelley Saxena’s mother almost died because of a medical misdiagnosis, he knew he had to do something to make sure that wouldn’t happen to other people. So Shelley launched Sevamob, an AI-enabled healthcare technology platform that brings low-cost primary and diagnostic health services to underserved urban and rural communities that have limited access to healthcare.

The IBM Hyper Protect Accelerator 2020, a multiyear global coalition between Village Capital and IBM, closed out the second and third cohort’s of data-driven entrepreneurs helping their clients protect, manage, and leverage data to transform access to finance, healthcare, and other critical digital services.