Malte Binting

Executive Roles

• Founder/CEO positions across MedTech, HealthTech, SportsTech, Food Tech and AgriTech
  • €80M successful exit (MedTech)
  • 18+ years** of business leadership from early-stage to Series B and beyond

Tech Leadership

• CTO at Ottobock SE and Exoneural Network** (2019-2023): Led 16-engineer team developing medical devices
  • 14 patents as inventor
  • Built and scaled technical teams across hardware/software development
  • Modernized medical device product lines and developed next-gen technologies

Product Management

• Smart clothing product line: From concept to €80M exit, supporting thousands of users
• Sustainable agriculture solutions: Modular, organic farming technology
• Medical devices and rehabilitation tech: Multiple product launches across MedTech/HealthTech
• Cross-industry expertise: Successfully launched products in SportsTech, AgriTech, FoodTech, MedTech, and renewable energy

Core Strength: Serial entrepreneur with proven ability to take products from early-stage concept through successful exits, combining deep technical expertise with executive leadership across regulated industries.

Formal Education

• High School Graduate (Berlin, Germany)

Self-Taught Professional Development

Everything else learned through hands-on experience:

• Technical Expertise: Built through 18+ years of founding and scaling tech companies
• Leadership Skills: Developed during 14 years as professional athlete and subsequent executive roles
• Product Development: Mastered through launching multiple successful products across MedTech, AgriTech, and SportsTech
• Business Acumen: Acquired through building companies from concept to €80M exit

Key Learning Philosophy: "My journey began on the basketball court in Germany, where 14 years as a professional athlete taught me discipline, resilience, teamwork, and how to rebound from setbacks. These lessons became the foundation for my entrepreneurial career."

Bottom Line: High school education + real-world experience building companies, leading teams, and developing innovative products across multiple industries. A testament to learning through doing rather than formal academic credentials.