The award includes £75,000 in grant funding as well as 12 months of business support, training, networking and mentoring opportunities through Innovate UK. Before founding SeeMe Ltd, Ms. Blake held senior roles across the cultural, international marketing and public sectors, including work with National Museums. She said the award would help the company expand its potential across family history, elder care, wider care settings, cultural institutions and global diaspora communities. The Innovate UK Women in Innovation Awards are now in their tenth year and support female entrepreneurs developing innovative businesses in high-growth sectors. Tom Adeyoola, executive chair of Innovate UK, said this year’s winners represented some of the UK’s most promising entrepreneurial talent.