A Columbia Startup Finds a Way to Clean Up

Published on May 27, 2021

"It’s an exciting time to be in infection prevention," says Jason Kang ’16, CEO of Kinnos, a biotech startup.

Kang, alongside Kinnos co-founders Katherine Jin ’16 and Kevin Tyan ’16, says their company is ready to meet the surging demands for cleaning products. Kinnos produces Highlight, an additive that colors bleach bright blue so that users can see that every inch of a surface has been adequately sanitized.

Learn more about what these CBS entrepreneurs are doing in the latest issue of Columbia Magazine: https://lnkd.in/gRNCbW4

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