MadTech has many verticals, with April proving just that, going down as a month of awesome coverage, impressive awards and enviable partnerships. Check out our top four updates from the Collider alumni.
1. Good-Loop's Amy named by BBC as an ‘entrepreneur women using tech for good’
Not only did Amy impress our audience on Demo Day, she's now stunned the BBC thanks to her inspiring storing on why she decided to fund her startup.
Shocked by the huge existent inequality between countries and with a background in advertising, Amy decided to try and make the world a better place using adtech. Good-Loop aims to make a real positive impact by rewarding viewers of video ads with donations to their chosen charities.
Such a great example to follow! Read more here.
2. Emily from Seenit wins Entrepreneur Award from ‘10 Digital Ladies’
Our very own class of ’14 alum are making us proud again!
This time Seenit Founder and CEO, Emily Forbes, was a main guest at the event run at google HQ celebrating women who have successfully launched their own digital business. And not only that, but she ended up being crowned the Entrepreneur Award winner of the year.
From a background in film production and with almost no digital experience, Emily has built into a £1.1m business in just three years.
Big congrats to you Emily! Read more here.
3. LivingLens partner with world leader in experience management
The new product LivingLens and Qualtrics are releasing together will allow organisations to form a better customer understanding, giving them the ability to tell their stories and share feedback, all thanks to LivingLens' rich video content ability.
4. Sonovate name Pixoneye as ones to watch
The Pixoneye team have been spotted on the '50 Fastest Growing Companies in the UK' list by Sonovate. Congrats!