THE FINTECH INTERVIEW

Technology turns to charity Building a career is no easy feat. Having successfully transitioned into CIO roles, Linoy dedicates her time to the Infusion100 movement. Founded in 2014 with colleagues from HSBC, the movement has built seven schools: five in Africa, one in Haiti – following the 2010 earthquake – and one in Nicaragua.“ These schools have already educated more than 1,000 students and they continue to support communities today,” she says

Linoy’ s movement embodies the core lessons learned in her upbringing – access to education can empower young people.

She says:“ At the heart of this work is a simple belief: education creates choice and choice creates freedom. We encourage students to learn, build confidence and then decide for themselves how they want to live.

“ Through Infusion100, my goal is to demonstrate to women globally that there is no fixed‘ glass ceiling’. With the right support, determination and community, we can break through barriers – regardless of background, identity or past circumstances.”

26 May 2026