Anna Gudmundson, CEO and co-founder of Sensate, will participate on the Tomilli Summit’s international judges’ panel in its inaugural edition
With more than 20 years of experience in the technology sector, Gudmundson brings a unique perspective on developing solutions that connect innovation, wellbeing, and human needs.
As the head of Sensate, Gudmundson leads a company that has developed a smart wearable device designed to calm the nervous system and reduce stress through infrasound and bone conduction in the sternum. The company’s proposal aims to help people manage daily stress and improve their rest.
Gudmundson’s experience reflects a cross-section of mobile technologies, social media and wellness technology. She has held executive positions in companies that offer solutions both to other organizations and directly to consumers, by connecting technology development with different business models.
Her professional vision reflects conscious entrepreneurship and exploring how technology can promote human potential. Gudmundson’s approach to innovation raises a relevant question for innovators: how to turn technological advances into tools that respond to people’s daily needs.
As a Tomilli Summit judge, Gudmundson’s expertise in business leadership and wellness technology, will influence her analysis of the participating initiatives. Her contributions will allow Tomilli to better analyze the relationship between the purpose of a solution, its daily application, and its growth possibilities.
Innovation that responds to human needs
The international jury will evaluate initiatives based on four main criteria: impact and relevance, innovation, scalability and evidence of results.
This criteria will allow Tomilli’s select group of judges to examine the originality of each proposal, the problem it seeks to address, its potential for application in other contexts, and the results that support its development.
In the field of wellbeing, these criteria are particularly relevant when it comes to assessing how ideas translate into useful tools and what evidence supports its contributions.
The Tomilli Summit recognizes initiatives in marketing, advertising, design, fashion, business, health, wellness and innovation for a better world. Gudmundson’s participation will contribute to an assessment that connects knowledge from different industries and considers both the development of solutions and the needs of those who use them.
Companies, startups, organizations and professionals have until October 7, 2026, to submit their projects for consideration.
Registration: tomillisummit.com