Enter TechRound’s AITech35 2025!
TechRound is proud to announce our second AITech campaign, celebrating the most exciting AI companies across the world.
Whether your business has been innovating in the AI space for 20 years or just 2 months, this is an opportunity to have your story heard.
Enter for free for a chance to be featured as one of our top 35 AI companies. Each company featured will get an individual write-up, so it’s great publicity!
Founded in 2016, TechRound is the UK’s best-known and fastest-growing startup and tech news site. This is where decision-makers, investors and startups of all sizes and nature come to find out the latest developments and trends within the industry.
Entries Open: 6th May
Entry Cost: Free
Entry Deadline: 20th May, 5pm GMT
Winners To Be Announced: 28th May
Why Enter?
- Featured in front of an audience of 200,000+ visitors per month
- Top 35 placements get a full page write-up (see example)
- Recognised by VCs, investors, journalists and industry leaders
- Free to enter
Our Criteria
- All companies must have a AI angle
- Revenue not a deciding factor
- New businesses and established businesses welcome
Meet The Judges
Joshua Browder, CEO and Founder at DoNotPay.com,
Joshua Browder is the CEO and Founder of DoNotPay.com, an AI consumer champion. DoNotPay has automated over 200 consumer rights processes for consumers, including cancelling subscriptions, lowering bills and obtaining refunds, among many others. To date, the company has won over 2m cases for its customers.
Browder has been named as one of the “35 Innovators Under 35” by MIT Technology Review and one of the top legal innovators in America by the Financial Times.
Furkat Kasimov, Entrepreneur, Digital Marketing Expert and Angel Investor
Furkat Kasimov is an American tech entrepreneur, go-to-market expert, and angel investor with over 20 years of experience in the technology sector. Furkat invested in several AI unicorns, including Palantir, Automation Anywhere, and Pindrop Security. He has built AI applications and is the author of “Don’t Do This: A Guide to Business Survival.”
His profound understanding of AI’s practical application is enhanced by his insightful articles analyzing AI’s transformative influence on business and prospects.
Find out what he’s looking for from entrants here.
Archie Mckenzie, Founder and CEO of General Translation
Archie McKenzie is the founder and CEO of General Translation, which uses AI to help developers translate their products into over 100 languages, including Spanish, French, German, and Japanese. He graduated from Princeton University with a degree in Computer Science and Ancient Greek.
John Lucey, VP EMEA at Cellebrite
John Lucey is a VP at Cellebrite, a company on a mission that mission to deliver impactful technology that empowers law enforcement and public safety agencies. John has spent his career building strong teams, scaling innovative solutions, and working with partners to transform digital investigations in a rapidly evolving landscape.
Find out what he’s looking for from entrants here.
Chelsea Chamberlin, Chief Technology Officer at Roc Technologies
Chelsea Chamberlin is the Chief Technology Officer at Roc Technologies. She is responsible for the organisation’s technological vision, strategies and execution.
Chamberlin joined Roc Technologies as a Project Manager in May 2016, managing multiple work streams on large, technical and secure network deployments. She then moved on to delivery-focused and leadership roles, taking absolute responsibility for the Transformation Services Business Unit as a Managing Director before becoming CTO in September 2024.
Gina Marrs, Writer at TechRound
Gina is a features writer at TechRound with a particular interest in topics related to AI, including new technologies and innovative startups.
Her series regularly focus on the latest developments across the tech and startup space, looking at new and evolving AI technologies, how they work, what they’re used for and the impact they’re having (and will have) in the future. As such, Gina profiles the founders, companies and investors powering them, providing real insight into the AI industry and the work being done by experts.
Important! Advice From The Judges
Use the first line to describe your business, what it does and what you are about in two sentences…what makes you tick?
With our judges reading through hundreds of applications, we are looking for a clear description of your business, its concept, its success and plans for growth.
Try to avoid waffle and discuss your business clearly and concisely.
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