Tracey A. Dodenhoff is a proven entrepreneurial leader and venture builder with a track record of launching, scaling, and commercializing high-impact innovations across deep-tech, AI, medical technology, robotics, and consumer industries. Her venture leadership spans industries, including a digital therapeutics company (secured $5M in funding, 3 pilot trial LOIs and FDA breakthrough-designation), robotics-as-a-service company with a company re-launch leveraging a scalable market entry strategy and defensible IP portfolio, as well as providing commercialization leadership and advising to companies such as Kinisi.ai (AI-driven joint monitoring and predictive analytics for professional sports), Teliatry (DARPA-funded microelectronics for medical and veterinary applications), and Fourier (thermoformable ceramics for advanced manufacturing). Other roles have included Vice President of Entrepreneurship & Innovation at ASU, where she spearheaded new revenue-generating initiatives such as piloting a new university-as-a-venture studio model with $1M+ in funded pilots in under 12 months, and an Embedded Entrepreneur for MIT Lincoln Labs to help develop new scalable commercialization strategies. Tracey is recognized for the ability to translate innovations into viable business models and impactful strategic partnerships for growth.
