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FreeFlow Technologies has been shortlisted for StartUp Awards National Series

By May 31, 2022 No Comments

Scotland-based FreeFlow Technologies has been named one of the most exciting new businesses in the region after being shortlisted as part of a brand new awards programme.

The StartUp Awards National Series has been launched to recognise the booming startup scene across the UK which has accelerated since the pandemic began. In 2020, when most of the world was shutting down, more than 400,000 startups were set up in Britain, with similar increases seen in other European countries.

There was stiff competition with over 2,500 applications received in response to the Startup Awards National Series’ first-ever call for entries.

David Hemming, Managing Director of FreeFlow Technologies said: “Its an exciting time for all of us at FreeFlow Technologies, a great feeling to have all the hard work recognised as we are launch onto the global eBike stage”.

Supported nationally by BT, EY, Dell & Intel, the programme will celebrate the achievements of the amazing individuals across the UK who have turned an idea into an opportunity and taken the risk to launch a new product or service.

Co-founded by the team behind the Great British Entrepreneur Awards, the new series follows the success of the Wales StartUp Awards, after organisers recognised the exceptional potential in the startup scene across the other British regions.

Professor Dylan Jones-Evans OBE, the creator of the StartUp Awards National Series, said: “​​New firms are important for generating economic prosperity, employment opportunities and innovation. Since 2016, the Wales StartUp Awards have celebrated this amazing annual contribution to our economy by entrepreneurs and the impact they have on communities across the nation.

“Given the sheer volume of phenomenal startups we’ve heard from since then, as well as the huge post-pandemic shift in people’s desires to take their career in a new direction and set up a business against the odds, we felt it was the right time to take the programme nationwide. We’ve been blown away by the standard of entries in this first year and truly look forward to crowning the winners in June.”

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EDITOR NOTES

FreeFlow Technologies

FreeFlow Technologies (FFT) has developed a light power to weight E-Bike motor, allowing riders to have an E-Bike that looks and rides like a normal bike with all the benefit of rider assistance. At the core of the motor is the innovative, patent protected transmission system.

Adding further to this, FreeFlow has several bottle battery extenders to increase the range and enjoyment of cycling on a FFT equipped bike.

FreeFlow’s goal for its E-Bike transmission system has been to build confidence with bike shops and end consumers globally by creating an E-Bike mid drive system that can be serviced at any bike shop in the world with standard tools and instructional training course and videos. This improves service time turn-around to same day, if not 48 hours.

FreeFlow has a team of industry leading engineers. The passion for cycling runs deep with all of them. The team is further made up of global business executives and key finance people.

StartUp Awards National Series

The StartUp Awards National Series is a collaboration between the founders of the Great British Entrepreneur Awards – an established programme nationally receiving over 5,000 applications annually – and the Wales Start-Up Awards, the only regional awards currently celebrating new businesses in the UK.

The StartUp Awards National Series will recognise the achievements of those amazing individuals who have had a great idea, spotted the opportunity and taken the risks to launch a new product or service.

Already established and thriving in Wales, the StartUp Awards National Series is now taking the passion and drive to celebrate new business and extending across the whole of the United Kingdom.