Gabriel Jones
Gabriel Jones is the former Chief Executive Officer of Proprio, a startup he founded. He has expertise in technology and medicine, with a background in strategy, business development, marketing, and product development.
Seattle Startup Proprio Obtains Second FDA Clearance for AI Surgical Platform Capturing Intraoperative Data
Seattle startup Proprio received its second FDA clearance for its AI-enabled Paradigm platform, which captures intraoperative measurements to improve surgical precision and outcomes. The technology helps surgeons navigate procedures without radiation and has been used in hundreds of surgeries at institutions like UW Medicine.
AI2 Adds Bioengineer Jenny Cronin to Incubator; Icosavax Names Bekiroglu, Russo and Two Board Members; Proprio’s CMO Browd Expands Role
AI2 hired bioengineer Jenny Cronin as a principal for its startup incubator, bringing experience from s2s Public Relations, NanoString, and a UW bioengineering Ph.D.; AI2 has incubated startups like Ozette, Modulus and MajorBoost. Seattle biotech Icosavax named Elizabeth Bekiroglu general counsel, Thomas Russo CFO, and added Heidi Kunz and Ann Veneman to its board; pediatric neurosurgeon Samuel Browd is taking partial leave from UW/Seattle Children’s to expand as CMO of surgical tech startup Proprio.
Proprio raises $23M Series A led by DCVC to commercialize 3D "X‑ray‑like" surgical navigation system
Seattle startup Proprio raised $23 million in a Series A led by DCVC to develop a hardware‑software surgical navigation system that fuses real-time camera views with preoperative imaging to give surgeons a 3D “X‑ray‑like” view without radiation.
Organizations
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Proprio Chief Executive Officer 2016–present · current
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Proprio Executive Officer, Director 2017–2021, Co-founder 2021 · past
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Group Health Foundation Director 2013–2016 · past
Education
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UW Foster School of Business MBA, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 2012–2014
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University of Washington BA, International Relations, Economics, Technical Communications (Engineering), Japanese · 1999–2002
