Amy Weatherup
Amy Weatherup
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A serial entrepreneur who has held senior sales, marketing and business development roles in both start-ups and multinational companies, Amy has a passion for bringing new technologies to market.
A serial entrepreneur who has held senior sales, marketing and business development roles in both start-ups and multinational companies, Amy has a passion for bringing new technologies to market.
She was co-founder and marketing director of STNC Ltd., a venture-backed start-up which was the first company in the world to put web browsers onto mobile phones and was acquired by Microsoft in 1999.
She was co-founder and marketing director of STNC Ltd., a venture-backed start-up which was the first company in the world to put web browsers onto mobile phones and was acquired by Microsoft in 1999.
She is an Angel investor, and works as an advisor to tech-focused investment funds such as Martlet Capital and DeepTech Labs, as well as holding a number of Board roles including Audio Analytic, the world leader in bringing a sense of hearing to consumer electronic devices.
More recently she has focused on the commercialisation of University inventions, and in helping the next generation of entrepreneurs develop the appropriate skills through the i-Teams programme which she initiated at the University of Cambridge.
Amy is a serial entrepreneur who has held senior sales, marketing and business development roles in both start-ups and multinational companies, and now focuses on turning university research into practice.
Amy continues to work with technology start-ups, as a Non-executive Director at Audio Analytic Ltd., which brings a sense of hearing to a wide range of electronic products, and as a regular advisor to DeepTech Labs, TechNation and Martlet Capital.
Career Highlights 1993-present:
2019-present: Advisor to Tech Nation, DeepTech Labs & Martlet Capital
2010-present: Non-executive Director, Audio Analytic Ltd.
2005-present: i-Teams Programme Director, Institute for Manufacturing, University of Cambridge
2005-2006: VP Sales & Marketing, Light Blue Optics (also non-executive director 2016-2017)
2004-2005: VP EMEA, SavaJe
2003-2004: VP Business Development, Pogo Mobile Solutions
2002-2003: Director of Business Development, Qualcomm
2001-2002: Director of International Product Strategy, 3 (Hutchison Whampoa)
1999-2000: Director of Business Development, Microsoft
1993-1999: Co-founder and Marketing Director, STNC Ltd. (acquired by Microsoft)
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