About Us

The accelerator’s platform fundamentally revolutionizes conventional business practices by integrating sustainability, , and sustainable investments. Leveraged through expert advisory services and automation of manually-intensive processes, the platform fosters collaborative efficiencies and operational cohesion within the intelligence sector. It serves as a powerful tool for clients seeking to digitize their legacy operations, providing market-leading AI-driven advisement that strengthens strategic decision-making and enhances overall business performance. Specifically designed to cultivate digital enterprises rooted in sustainability across the United States, North America, and the UAE, the platform offers a comprehensive suite of services. These include educational support, insightful advisory, and strategic pairing of innovative technology companies with potential investors. Furthermore, it ensures the protection of legal entities, while proficiently managing third-party risks and investment portfolios.

Our Vision

The accelerator ‘s mission, founded on integrating sustainable policies across various compliance sectors, empowers businesses to adeptly navigate diverse fields and associated governance, risk, and compliance challenges. This holistic approach facilitates businesses in efficiently establishing their operations in New York State and receiving digital training through a cost-effective advisory platform. The platform guides businesses toward suitable investors, assists in managing employees and partners worldwide, and offers exceptional business intelligence and education from top advisors in North America and the United States. Moreover, it incorporates AI-driven advisory services to elevate business quality in New York State and promote expansion within the broader North American market.

Our Team

Nancy Seifi

Chief Executive Officer

About me

Nancy Seifi leads a team dedicated to nurturing global entrepreneurs’ talents through diverse programs, and she is accredited Venture Capital in the United States by the National Venture Capital Association in United States and Accredited Corporate Finance, Sustainable capitalism by Berkeley Law School. Founding partner of Rochester tech Green Capital as the first VC-Back accelerator with intelligence AI platform in New York States. She spent several years helping to build out a VC-based VC focus on investing in sustainability, delivering strategy related to deal flow, due diligence and sustainable investment. She spent several years helping to build a VC- Based and focus on investing in sustainability, providing strategy related to deal flow, due diligence and sustainable investment. Nasim is investor for early stage techcompnies . Elite for energy, Vashtech, Sentechnology and pharmatech.

Nasim is enthusiastic and motivated in Innovation and entrepreneurship. Nasim has first and co- authored over 12 journal papers and is chair of more than eight international conference collaborations of diverse universities in Canada. She has received many awards, such as the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC). She graduated from Harvard Business School with a professional diploma accreditation in Sustainable business strategy and is currently a Candidate in the Harvard Business School in Sustainable Investment program. She will pursue his PhD in Business Administration in Hanley Business School of Management in England. She holds her first MSc in Material Chemistry and Second Master of Engineering, Innovation and Entrepreneurship from (Toronto Metropolitan University) former Ryerson University and a professional diploma in immigration consultant under Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship of Canada. She has had many experiences in collaborating with the industry and has worked as an executive in diverse events such as the Career Fair at the University of Toronto and the International Talent to Talent Conference at Ryerson University. She is an Award winner of the Connect Grant from NSERC: Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada in 2018 and 2017 and the Canadian Merit Award in 2012. She also serves as a board member of the Chemical Institute of Canada, Toronto Chapter, and CEO of the Canadian Society for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. She has also been working with Richmond Hill Board of Trade as a board member and on the government affairs Committee since 2016.

Currently, I am working on developing a point-of-care diagnostic device for detection of pathogens (viral, bacteria, fungi) using label-free or surface functionalized technique. The detection method is based on surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) techniques. My platforms can also be applied to enhance fluorescence spectroscopy. the platform is also supplemented with advanced machine learning model and real-time data processing.
Currently, this sensing platform has been able to detect biomarkers of cardiovascular disease, Sepsis, and spike protein of SARS-CoV-2. I am investigating to expand the capability of this PoC device to detect plant pathogens within greenhouses.

My PhD thesis included theoretical and experimental investigation of plasmonic grating structures, excitation of surface plasmon resonance on sub-wavelength metallic structure and light matter interactions.
I used Electron Beam Lithography, sputtering deposition, electron beam and thermal evaporation, dry and wet etching techniques to fabricate the nano structures. To characterize the structures, environemtnal-scanning electron microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, near field scanning optical microscopy, atomic force microscopy, surface enhanced Raman scattering, and surface enhanced fluorescence were used.
These nanostructures were used as a sensing platform to detect ultra-low concentration bio-molecular species.

My master thesis included transmission of Jpeg2000 images over wireless channel with unequal power allocations. I used mainly Matlab simulations to assign a power allocation algorithm to the coding passes of an image bit stream. The wireless channel was a frequency selective channel,

Clyde Eiríkur Hull is a Professor in the Management Department in the Saunders College of Business at RIT, where he teaches such topics as Technology Strategy, Strategic Management, and Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics. During his time at RIT he has served in various capacities, including two years during the pandemic (2020-2022) as Chair of what is now RIT’s Faculty Senate. He has published on topics in strategic management ranging from financial performance, corporate social responsibility and sustainability through innovation and entrepreneurship, including digital entrepreneurship and circular-economy entrepreneurship. Theoretical frameworks that appear in his work include the resource-based view, stakeholder theory, and cognitive bias and managerial frameworks in the context of the importance of managing information. His articles have appeared in such journals as Strategic Management Journal, Journal of Management Studies, Journal of Product Innovation Management, Journal of Cleaner Production, and Information Systems Journal. He is also Primary Investigator on a U.S. State Department grant to help female entrepreneurs in Jordan start circular economy businesses. He earned his M.B.A. and Master of Business degrees from Indiana University and his Ph.D. from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business shortly after it was named. His undergraduate degree is an A.B. in Philosophy from Yale University.

Dr.Loutfy joined Ryerson University in July 2013 as Innovator-In-Residence, and became the inaugural Director, of the Centre of Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship in the Faculty of Engineering & Architectural Science, in July 2014. He had a 30 years long and distinguished career with Xerox Corporation. Loutfy joined Xerox in 1974 as a researcher and held a variety of project and managerial positions at the Xerox Research Centre of Canada (XRCC) including Centre manager. He was appointed vice president in Xerox’s Corporate Research & Technology organization in 1991 and held a variety of VP positions, including vice president of strategy planning and innovation. Loutfy became a corporate officer in 1997 and served as the chief technical officer (CTO) and senior vice president of Xerox Business Group Operations, and vice president of the Wilson Center for Research & Technology in Webster, New York – one of Xerox’s largest research centers, and Director of Corporate Business Strategy.

Dr.Loutfy possesses a BSc and MSc in organic chemistry from Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt, a PhD in Photochemistry from the University of Western Ontario, and a Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Toronto. He holds 32 US patents and has published more than 178 scientific articles.