Emma Sinclair is a tech entrepreneur, business leader and journalist. She is the co-founder of corporate alumni programme EnterpriseAlumni, and is notable for having been the youngest person to have floated a company on the London Stock Exchange.

Sinclair’s career began on an Investment Banking graduate programme with NM Rothschild. Here she developed a successful career in mergers and acquisitions, before moving into entrepreneurship. In 2014, she launched EnterpriseAlumni, which works with many of the world’s leading companies to harness the power of their corporate alumni networks, and is the first scaling tech company with equal gender-balanced ownership and founding team.

As part of her work, Sinclair has taken part in several trips to represent UK business overseas. She travelled with other female tech founders and the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan to visit the Mayors of Chicago and New York, and accompanied the British Prime Minister Theresa May on a trade mission to the India-UK Tech Summit in New Delhi.

As part of her philanthropic work, Sinclair was a UNICEF Advisor for four years, where she was a mentor of the Building Young Futures partnership and launched the organisation’s first crowd fund to support innovation labs in refugee camps. She is frequently featured in the media, including on television and radio, was on the launch team for the Telegraph’s Wonder Women column, and has written for publications including The Financial Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian and The Huffington Post. She was appointed an MBE in 2016 for services to entrepreneurship.