Margaret Angell is Founder and CEO of ElevenTwo, a new company with the mission to accelerate breakthrough research from invention to industry. Previously, she spent seven years on the founding leadership team of the Roux Institute at Northeastern University, building it from an idea into a graduate school of 900+ students with a 13.5-acre campus under development. Earlier in her career, Margaret worked in investment banking and served as a White House Fellow. She also built 45 athletic facilities across New York City with Take the Field, led the launch of Boston’s universal pre-K initiative, and created a portfolio of programs focused on education innovation at CityBridge Foundation in Washington, D.C. A recognized leader in Maine’s innovation ecosystem, Margaret serves on the board of trustees of the Maine Community College System and the advisory board of the Maine Life Sciences Center.