We are delighted to announce that our CEO/CTO and Co-Founder Emanuela has been selected for the first cohort of the Frontier Innovation Fellowship, joining a stellar assembly of founders who are translating cutting-edge science and engineering into globally significant solutions. With Ema’s fellowship, Hynt are now part of a pioneering programme run jointly by Grow London (London & Partners) and the Fidelity Center for Applied Technology, backed by world-class mentorship, expert networks, and peer founders.
The Frontier Innovation Fellowship is purpose-built for early-stage founders who are building transformational technologies – from AI and quantum computing to robotics and frontier materials – with the ambition to address some of the most pressing global challenges. Over the first 10-week in-person phase, participants engage in intensive workshops, culminating in major showcase events like Grow Summit and Slush Helsinki. Across the full three-term structure, the Fellowship empowers founders to validate their market fit, accelerate their go-to-market strategy, and become investment-ready. Sounds perfect!
By joining this Fellowship, companies and their founders gain access to more than £675,000 worth of resources, including mentorship, legal support, specialised tools, and high-level introductions to industry leaders and investors. The programme also provides structured market engagement through tailored experiments, as well as entry to high-profile events – giving Hynt the opportunity to connect with corporate partners, matched advisors, and global capital.
We are extremely proud of Emanuela’s achievement, and equally thrilled to celebrate her colleague Chris, who also recently received a Fellowship award. This dual recognition underlines the strength of our team’s scientific leadership and entrepreneurial drive. We are confident that the journey ahead – backed by this remarkable cohort, expert partners, and the unique platform afforded by this ecosystem – will unlock new milestones for Hynt and our broader innovation mission.
To find out more about the Frontier Innovation Fellowship, visit their website.