Amy Hunter

May 29, 2024 | livingbridge.com | Amy Hunter

Livingbridge invested in loveholidays, the UK’s largest and fastest growing online travel agent, in 2018. loveholidays has since expanded its product offering and successfully launched into European markets – operating in Ireland and Germany in addition to the UK – in part thanks to innovative and deft deployment of AI.

Apr 22, 2024 | livingbridge.com | Amy Hunter

Livingbridge invested in Microsoft-focused cyber security provider, Quorum Cyber, in 2022. Founded in 2016, the Edinburgh-based company protects over 150 customers around the world, including household-name enterprises. Quorum Cyber is able to predict and react to threats before they can cause harm and deliver peace of mind for clients. Every day, the company’s expert team leverages the latest Microsoft Security technologies to defend clients’ systems.

Mar 3, 2024 | livingbridge.com | Amy Hunter

In a world where there is huge buzz around generative AI, where anyone can easily use ChatGPT and new models are coming out every day, many business leaders are asking: ‘where does it make sense to utilise AI in my strategy, and how should we get started?’ To get some answers, we spoke to our portfolio company T-Pro.

Jan 23, 2024 | womenridersnow.com | Amy Hunter |Kandi Spangler |Tricia Szulewski

On October 12–14, 2023, 72 riders competed in the U.S. GS Trophy Qualifier held at the BMW Performance Center in Greer, South Carolina. The competition, held every other year, is a multi-day event sponsored by BMW Motorrad to showcase the capabilities of its GS adventure motorcycle model line-up. The BMW GS Trophy is open to amateur riders only with no pro riders permitted.

Aug 2, 2023 | 9news.com | Courtney Yuen |Amy Hunter

COMMERCE CITY, Colo. — After two years of air quality monitoring around Suncor and Commerce City, a community non-profit has decided to end its research. Cultivando said they've collected enough data and now want action that will reduce pollutants from industry in the air they breathe. "Our children [are] experiencing nose bleeds and headaches and breathing problems and some people even cancers," said Olga Gonzalez, executive director of Cultivando.