The Welsh female entrepreneurs named amongst the most innovative in the UK

Two Welsh entrepreneurs have been named amongst the best women in the UK for championing innovation in business. Louise Bray, co-founder of Green Wing and Samantha Morgan, founder of TaluCard, are among the 50 women making up the Women in Innovation Awards from Innovate UK.
Both will now receive £75,000 grants, personalised business coaching, and access to networking, role modelling and training opportunities.
Cardiff-based Green Wing is a TV production emissions with a carbon management app. Despite ambitious net-zero targets from broadcasters like SKY and the BBC, the industry lacks effective tracking. Backed by 25 years of experience, It streamlines reporting, cuts costs, and promotes greener productions, helping the industry meet its environmental goals.
Bridgend-based TaluCard, is revolutionising financial transactions for the visually impaired. With 73% unable to use smartphones for payments, TaluCard’s tactile and auditory features ensure seamless authentication and secure transactions.
Since launching its Women in Innovation Awards in 2016 the UK’S innovation agency has invested over £11m in 200 women innovators and built a community of over 10,500 women business leaders.
Ms Morgan of TaluCard, said: “Our mission is to make secure financial transactions accessible to everyone, regardless of ability or circumsta
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