The Women in Tech Saudi Arabia accelerator, an initiative by Falak Investment Hub, has unveiled five of the nine founders selected for its highly anticipated third cohort. The program, supported by partners including Futuremakers by Standard Chartered, Monsha’at, and the Center of Digital Entrepreneurship (CODE), continues to champion female entrepreneurs who are developing innovative solutions across several of the Kingdom’s key growth sectors.
Meet the Innovators of Cohort 3
The cohort features a diverse group of founders whose ventures are poised to make a significant impact in fields ranging from artificial intelligence and healthcare to talent management and logistics.
- Aya Algebeely, Founder & CEO of Talents Arena: Algebeely is building Talents Arena, an AI-powered platform designed to streamline hiring and talent management. The solution matches candidates based on skills and cultural fit while automating onboarding, performance tracking, and professional upskilling.
- Dr. Selwa AlHazzaa, Founder & CEO of SDM: Dr. AlHazzaa’s venture, SDM, leverages AI and generative models to enable the quick and accurate diagnosis of chronic diseases from retinal images. The technology aims to significantly improve patient care and expand access to critical healthcare diagnostics.
- Aliyah Al-Ghubayn, Founder & COO of Taawoni: At the helm of Taawoni, Al-Ghubayn is automating cooperative training for students and companies. The platform uses smart matching and centralized approvals to reduce administrative work and deliver faster, more efficient placements.
- Dr. Sarah Alhumuod, Co-Founder & CAIO of Wittify.ai: Dr. Alhumuod is addressing a key market need with Wittify.ai. Her startup develops Arabic AI-powered customer service agents specifically tailored for MENA dialects, helping businesses reduce call center costs and deliver more natural conversations.
- Ebtehal Alotaibi, Founder & CEO of Pixconvey: Alotaibi’s startup, Pixconvey, is developing a universal autonomous chassis featuring mapless navigation and over-the-air (OTA) software. The ROS-based platform offers an integrated solution for delivery and transport with zero infrastructure requirements.
About The Women in Tech Saudi Arabia Accelerator
Powered by Falak Investment Hub, the Women in Tech Saudi Arabia accelerator is a premier program dedicated to empowering and advancing female-led technology startups in the Kingdom. It provides founders with mentorship, resources, and access to a robust network of investors and industry experts to help them scale their ventures and contribute to the nation’s growing digital economy.
Source: Falak Investment Hub’s LinkedIn
