Fulya Savova, CMO of HaloScape, has been selected for the 2026 cohort of Select Global Women in Tech (SGWIT), led by SelectUSA and the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The yearlong SGWIT Mentorship Network supports international women leaders in technology who are building toward U.S. market entry and growth. The 2026 program officially kicked off during the SelectUSA Investment Summit in May and will continue through May 2027.
For HaloScape, the selection comes at an important point in its U.S. expansion.
Two Days of U.S. Market Conversations
During SelectUSA, Fulya joined the SGWIT program while continuing a series of meetings focused on HaloScape’s growth in the United States.
Across two days, she also met with Diane Farrell, Deputy Under Secretary for International Trade at the U.S. Department of Commerce, sharing HaloScape’s work around connected health data and its approach to building a more continuous understanding of personal health.
These conversations gave HaloScape direct access to people working on U.S. market expansion, investment, and international technology growth.
SGWIT will extend that access throughout the year through mentorship, U.S. market guidance, and connections across the American startup ecosystem.
A Concrete Step in HaloScape’s U.S. Work
For us at RealWorks Global, Fulya’s selection is another concrete step in the work already underway around HaloScape’s U.S. presence.
We are proud to see her represent HaloScape within the 2026 SGWIT cohort and carry that work forward over the coming year.
