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Cary Marsh talks about successfully crowdfunding her engineering project Bootclaw and FlipBook.
Cary is an award winning entrepreneur, engineer and the CEO of Punchfront Innovation.\n\nCary is the designer of the Bootclaw which she successfully crowdfunded on Kickstarter in November 2015. Today Bootclaw is a bestselling sports accessory available on Amazon and Sports Direct.Cary was awarded the inaugural Iris Award at the NatWest Everywoman Awards in recognition of her business success through effective implementation and use of IT and Communications. \n\nShe was named UKRC Woman of Outstanding Achievement 2011 winner for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, and was the Breakthrough Pioneer award winner in Red Magazine\u2019s Hot Women Awards 2011.\n\nCary is also a Manufacturing Engineering graduate from the University of Nottingham. She regularly speaks at events as a STEM ambassador about her passion for getting more girls interested in science and technology, knowing that enthusiastic role models can change lives.