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Catherine Hinderman

Founder & CEO Gaia Amore
Catherine Hinderman

Catherine Hinderman is a dynamic leader at the intersection of technology, business, and luxury craftsmanship. As the Business Relationship Director at BugendaiTech, she works at the forefront of AI, data science, and digital transformation, helping enterprises leverage cutting-edge innovations to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and customer experiences.

Beyond the tech world, she is the Founder & CEO of Gaia Amore, a luxury lifestyle brand that honours centuries-old artisanal traditions while integrating modern, sustainable practices. Gaia Amore is built on the philosophy of preserving heritage craftsmanship while empowering artisans worldwide.

With a deep passion for innovation and design, she explores how emerging technologies like AI, virtual twin technology, and CAD tools are revolutionising industries—from high fashion to large-scale manufacturing. Her work bridges the gap between creativity and innovation, advocating for smarter, more sustainable, and personalised consumer experiences.

When she’s not driving business growth or luxury innovation, you can find her exploring new design trends, attending global tech and fashion conferences, and fostering collaborations that push industries forward.

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