Gabriella Colucci, who leads Arterra Bioscience, came out on top in the annual competition supported by the European Commission. Second place and €50,000 went to Spain’s Alicia Asin Perez, CEO of Libelium, a company developing hardware for IoT markets; third and €30,000 went to Walburga Fröhlich, from Austria, the founder of atempo – a social enterprise pioneering services that enable people with learning disabilities to enter paid employment. While the Rising Innovator, and €20,000, was awarded to Norway’s Karen Dolva – co-founder of No Isolation – a business that develops comms devices for groups that are socially isolated.
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