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Finlay Cross-Adair

Finlay Cross-Adair is a footballer from Longridge, Lancashire. Cross-Adair signed for Preston North End on a 2-year U19s scholarship and signed a professional contract in December 2022.
PNE had high hopes for the youngster - a boyhood supporter of the club - but he failed to live up to expectations at Championship level and was loaned out to Bamber Bridge in March 2023 for the remainder of the 23/23 season.
In June 2023, Finlay Cross appeared in court to face six charges of assault against a woman. It is alleged that he kicked or punched the woman on six separate occasions between Januar and May 2022. He is accused of following the woman to Spain where he attacked her in a hotel room causing facial injuries. Due to stand trial in February 2024, Cross-Adair denies 6 charges of assault, coercive controlling behaviour and stalking.
In October 2023, Cross-Adair was involved in a potentially career-ending road traffic collision when he crashed his Seat Ibiza car head-on into a Mercedes Sprinter van on the A6 between Preston and Lancaster.
Category:2005 births
Category:People from Longridge
Category:Footballers
Finleap

Finleap is a Financial technology accelerator and incubator, headquartered in Berlin. finleap was founded in 2014 by IONIQ Group and Ramin Niroumand, and has built and scaled 18 companies as well as acquired fintech companies. It has raised 550 million euros in funding rounds. Its portfolio companies include Solarisbank, Element Insurance AG, CLARK, and Elinvar.
finleap was founded in 2014 by Hendrik Krawinkel, Jan Beckers (CEO of the HitFox Group and chairman of FinLeap), and Ramin Niroumand and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. Unlike well-known Silicon Valley accelerators like Y Combinator, finleap is known as a "company builder" and focuses exclusively on technology companies in B2B financial services. Notable companies that finleap built include Solarisbank, and Elinvar. In addition, it has made a number of investments, including Penta. Companies in finleap's portfolio are given space in its standalone office building. 
Its portfolio companies provide a range of digital financial services, such as insurance brokerage (Clark), debt collection (PAIR Finance), and commercial banking (Solarisbank and Penta). 
finleap has investment from Asian firms, including SBI Japan, and its portfolio companies have also had investments from China firms.
In 2017, finleap opened its first international office in Milan under the supervision of Marco Berini, GM of finleap connect Italy. The same year, it raised 39 million euro for its incubation program and raised 26.3 million euros for its incubated company, Solarisbank. 
Most recently, it has expanded into Spain with Ignacio Garcia in Madrid and France with Nicolas Montes-Edwards in Paris.
In 2019, the company it built, Pair Finance, reached profitability and raised 2 million euros in 2020 from investors like Zalando. 
Dr. Carolin Gabor, who joined finleap in May 2016 is the CEO of a finleap portfolio company, Joonko, founded fintex, (previously named Fintech Ladies Europe) to connect women working in the tech and finance industry more visibility and networking opportunities.
In 2020, finleap introduced Gesund Zusammen, a non-profit initiative bringing large online companies to support digital solutions to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Partner companies include N26, Bundesverband der deutschen Startups e.V., datenschutzexperte.de, GetYourGuide, Delivery Hero, Omio and others.
Category:Startup accelerators
Category:Business incubators of Germany
Category:Financial services companies established in 2014
Category:Companies based in Berlin
Finn Ballard-McBride

Finn Ballard-McBride was born in Sydney, Australia on December 17th 1999. From the age of 15, he progressed through his local team's Sydney FC youth system, reaching the U20 and reserve team..Following this, he joined Regionalliga West side FC Kitzbühel, where he helped the team finish second. He then joined the University of California, Santa Barbara 'Gauchos' where we was met with high success. McBride received numerous awards, including Offensive player of the year and lead the league in goals during the 2022 season.
==Eastbourne Borough==
Finn Ballard-McBride joined Eastbourne Borough FC on the 23rd January 2024. His debut match was a 2-1 home victory against Farnborough FC, where he played the full 90 minutes. Throughout the remainder of the season he played 13 games, and started in 7, establishing himself as a first-team player. On the 27th May 2024, the club announced he had signed a deal for at least the 2024/25 season
Category:People from Sydney
Category:1999 births
Category:Australian football players
Category:Australian people
Finn Callaghan

Finn Callaghan (born 26 April 2003) is a professional Australian rules footballer playing for the Greater Western Sydney Giants in the Australian Football League (AFL).
==Early career==
Callaghan spent his junior years at St Bedes College. He missed selection in the under-16 Vic Metro side then had growth spurt and added 20 centimetres to his frame. The extra confidence with his height created dominant performances early with the Sandringham Dragons, winning selection in the Australian Under-18s team.
==AFL career==
He had a slow start to his career, settling in Sydney in December and dealing with a niggling foot injury in 2021, he spent the pre-season doing rehab. Coming fit he debut against Melbourne in round 5 in the MCG. He foot troubles persisted and required an unusual solution
He signed a two-year contract extension in February 2023.
Callaghan was the round 7 Rising Star nominee
==Statistics==
Updated to Round 10 of the 2023 season.
Season	Team 	No. 	Games	Totals	Totals	Totals	Totals	Totals	Totals	Totals	Averages (per game)	Averages (per game)	Averages (per game)	Averages (per game)	Averages (per game)	Averages (per game)	Averages (per game)	Votes
Season	Team 	No. 	Games	G 	B 	K 	H 	D 	M 	T 	G 	B 	K 	H 	D 	M 	T 	Votes
2022 	Greater Western Sydney	17 	5 	2 	0 	41 	34 	75 	18 	5 	0.0 	.2 	8.2 	6.8 	15.0 	3.6 	1.0 	0
2023 	Greater Western Sydney	17 	10 	1 	2 	115 	96 	211 	57 	6 	0.1 	0.2 	11.5 	9.6 	21.1 	5.7 	0.6 	
Career	Career 	Career	15 	3 	2 	156 	130 	286 	75 	11 	0.05 	0.13 	10.40 	8.67 	19.07 	5.00 	0.73 	0
==Notes==
* List of AFL debuts in 2022
Category:2003 births
Category:Australian rules footballers
Category:Sportsmen
Finn Hardy

Finn Hardy is an emerging actor who began his acting career in 2018. Although he has not yet achieved widespread recognition, he is actively working on an exciting new project: a horror and fantasy film titled The Stalker World.
Finn's passion for acting drives him to pursue roles in major films and collaborate with top-tier companies such as Netflix, Disney, and Sony. With a strong commitment to his craft and a clear vision for his future, Finn is dedicated to making a significant impact in the entertainment industry.
In addition to his work in film, Finn is also a content creator on social media, where he engages with a growing audience and shares his creative journey. His presence on platforms like TikTok and Instagram reflects his dedication to connecting with his followers and showcasing his talents.
Category:Actors
Category:2018 in film
Category:British people
Finn Lee–Epp

Finn Lee-Epp is a Canadian actor, best known for voicing the lead role of Ryder in 2023's Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie. 
Lee-Epp made his film debut in 2020's Let Him Go playing James, the young, ill-fated son of George (Kevin Costner) and Margaret Blackledge (Diane Lane) in several flashback scenes.
Category:2008 births
Category:Canadian people
Category:Actors
Finn Linder

Finn Linder (born 6 May 2004) is a Canadian professional Association footballer who plays as a Defender (association football) for Whitecaps FC 2 in the MLS Next Pro a men's professional Association football in the United States and Canada that is affiliated with Major League Soccer.
== Early life ==
Linder was born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and played youth football with Calgary Blizzard SC. During his time there he travelled to Wigan Athletic F.C. as an trialist. He was named to Team Alberta in both 2017 and 2018 where he made the team of distinction. He then joined the Whitecaps FC Alberta Academy Centre, playing with them from 2017-2020 attending a number of High Performance Player Combines, before moving to the official Whitecaps FC Academy in 2020. In 2022, he started his professional career with Whitecaps FC 2.
== Club career ==
===Vancouver Whitecaps===
In March 2022, Linder signed a contract with Whitecaps FC 2. He made his professional debut on June 6, 2022 against Real Monarchs. He scored his first goal on June 12 against local rivals Tacoma Defiance
==International Career==
In 2019, he was invited to a Canada Soccer integration camp in Calgary, Alberta featuring selected 2004 and 2005 players.
Category:Association football defenders
Category:Canadian soccer players
Category:Soccer players from Calgary
Finn Roche

Finn Roche is an American rapper, esport player, and social media influencer. Roche first rose to fame in 2020 for his breakout hit, “Drug Lord” on the website SoundCloud. Roche is currently working on his debut mixtape, “Drill Lord EP”. The album is expected to release in late 2023. Roche has grown on many social media platforms, such as YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and more. He had a YouTube video released in 2018, titled “How to built a Fortnite Movie Theater” which amassed over 2 thousand views since release. On TikTok, a now deleted video on one of Roche’s banned account which released in early 2022 reached over 10,000 views in just 1 day. He currently uploads regularly to his Instagram, and his TikTok. Roche cited his rap influences as Pop Smoke, King Von, and Kendrick Lamar, among many others. He first began making music at age 12, and released his first song at age 13. His esports career began in 2014, when he began showing interest in Mario Kart 8. In 2017, he began playing Fortnite, his largest esport to this day. He has also played competitive Valorant, and Rocket League. 
Roche has earned many nicknames throughout the years. Most famously, “Him”, “The Goat”, and “zachwilsonfan911”. Roche’s first big online appearance was when he was featured in a meme review video by popular Pokémon YouTuber, “MandJTV” in 2019.
Category:American rappers
Category:Social media influencers
Category:Esports players
Category:YouTubers
Finnish language

Finnish language is a Uralic language of the Finnic branch that is spoken by the majority of the people in Finland as well as by ethnic Finns living in other countries. It is the language of the Finnish alphabet. Finnish is one of Finland's two official languages, the other being Swedish (the other being Swedish). It an official minority language in Sweden that both Finnish and Meänkieli (which has high mutual intelligibility with Finnish) are spoken by a small number of people. The Kven language, which, like Meänkieli, is completely interchangeable with Finnish, spoken in the Norwegian county of Troms og Finnmark by a small number of people of Finnish heritage who live in the area.
Finnish is agglutinative in structure and relies nearly entirely on suffixal affixation for agglutination. Nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numbers, and verbs are all inflected based on their function in the sentence, which is determined by their position in the phrase. However, because of the wide use of inflection, sentences may be constructed in any sequence other than the traditional subject–verb–object pattern. Word order variants are often reserved for situations when there is a difference in information structure. Originally developed from the Swedish alphabet, the orthography is a Latin-script alphabet in which each grapheme corresponds to a single phoneme and vice versa, with the exception of a few cases. There is a distinction between vowel length and consonant length, and there is a variety of diphthongs available, albeit vowel harmony restricts the number of diphthongs that may be used.
Category:Finnish language
Category:Agglutinative languages
Category:Finnic languages
Finnish people

The people of Finland are members of the Baltic Finnic ethnic group and are indigenous to Finland.
Traditionally, Finns are classified into smaller regional groupings that cover numerous nations that are located in close proximity to Finland. These groups include people who are indigenous to these countries as well as those who have relocated there. There is a possibility that some of them could be categorised as distinct ethnic groupings rather than as subgroups of Finns. These groups consist of the Kvens and the Forest Finns who live in Norway, the Tornedalians who live in Sweden, and the Ingrian Finns who live in Russia.
The language spoken by the people of Finland is called Finnish, and it is a member of the Balto-Finnic family of languages together with Estonian and Karelian. Hungarian is a member of the Uralic language family, which is a broader family of related languages that also includes the Finnic languages. The vast majority of languages spoken in Europe are members of the Indo-European language family, although these languages are strikingly distinct from those other European tongues. Native Finns may also be split into subgroups based on their dialect, which are frequently referred to as heimo (which literally translates to "tribe"), however such differences are becoming less significant as a result of internal migration.
There are roughly 6–7 million people of Finnish ancestry and their descendants living in the globe today. The bulk of these people reside in Finland, their country of origin, as well as the countries that border Finland, especially Sweden, Russia, and Norway. An overseas Finnish diaspora has been present in the nations of the Americas and Oceania for a very long time. The population of these countries, which include Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Brazil, and the United States, is predominantly composed of people who immigrated from Finland.
Category:Ethnic groups in Finland
Category:Ethnic groups in Sápmi
Category:Baltic Finns
Category:Finnish people
Fintech Digital

Fintech Digital is a financial marketing agency providing technology and performance marketing services to the financial services sector. Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, the agency focuses on crafting multi-channel marketing strategies to address the specific business challenges and goals of its clients. Services include marketing strategy, demand generation, account-based marketing, paid media advertising, social media, and content marketing.
==History==
Fintech Digital was established in 2016 by Joshua Meyer to bridge the gap between financial services and modern marketing techniques. Since its inception, the agency has established itself as a leader in financial marketing by combining a fintech-centric approach with financial services and marketing expertise. The agency has collaborated with a variety of clients, including startups and established brands in the traditional finance, fintech, and cryptocurrency sectors. Notable clients include, Polygon, Beanstox, AMINA Bank, OppFi, First Women’s Bank, Greenwood, Bloom Credit, Pomelo Card and American Bar Association.
The agency conducts thorough research on the client's business environment, competitors, and target market to create bespoke solutions. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Fintech Digital automates repetitive tasks, analyzes data to support decision-making, and predicts trends and consumer behavior. This data-driven methodology ensures that marketing strategies are both effective and efficient.
Fintech Digital's commitment to staying at the forefront of fintech marketing trends and technologies ensures that clients receive cutting-edge solutions that drive growth and success. Through innovative financial marketing programs, the agency helps generate leads, retain customers, and accelerate digital growth for its clients.
==Services==
Fintech Digital offers various services tailored for financial service brand impact. They help financial service brands acquire customers, engage and grow customers, and retain them over time. Key service areas center around brand development, growth marketing, and technology implementation. The areas of service provided by Fintech Digital are inclusive of demand generation, marketing strategy, account-based marketing, paid media advertising, SEO, social media marketing, content marketing, and website design and development.
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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Category:Companies established in 2016
Category:Companies based in Chicago
Category:Financial markets
Category:Marketing companies
Finwest ™

Finwest ™ (also doing business as Finwest Financial) is a multinational financial services provider. Headquartered in Vancouver and the Cayman Islands. Operating in Canada, The United States and the Carribbean. The current revenue's for the company are $17.7 Million. Finwest acquired Finwest LLC of Russia in 2016 and Finwest Corporate Services of India in 2021. The company is currently expanding into Central and South America, Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, and New Zealand.
Category:Companies based in Vancouver
Category:Financial services companies of India
Fiolet

Fiolet, known formally as Baculot, is an individual and team stick-and-ball game and one of the most iconic traditional games of the Aosta Valley. Originating most likely in Canavese the sport is today governed by the Asosiachon Valdohténa Fiolet
== History ==
Like many of the traditional games of the Aosta Valley fiolet is most likely derived from the traditional game of lippa. The earliest evidence of fiolet dates back to a 1882 municipal ordinance of Aosta which expressly forbade its play inside the city due to the perceived danger of residents being struck by the ball.
== Gameplay ==
Fiolet is played on a flat, circular field 150 meters in length marked with semicircles every 15 meters. Players use a tapered wooden stick with a blunt end known as a 'maciocca' to first strike a tin base (called an 'eima'), which launches into the air a wooden ovoid ball, referred to as a 'fiolet', which is then struck with the maciocca while suspended in the air. Players then score one point for every half circle the fiolet passes. 
== Cultural References ==
In the season 10 episode of Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown set in the French Alps host Anthony Bourdain and guest host Eric Ripert are seen struggling to play fiolet
== References ==
Category:Ball games
Category:Individual sports
Category:Team sports
Category:Traditional games
Category:Sport in Aosta Valley
Fiona Carrick

Fiona Carrick is an Australian politician. Raised in Woden Valley, in Canberra's south, Carrick is a former President of the Woden Valley Community Council. She ran for election for the electorate of Murrumbidgee in the 2020 ACT Legislative Assembly election, receiving the fourth-highest first preference vote (7.0%) but was unsuccessful in being elected due to other candidates receiving higher preference flows.
In May 2024, Carrick announced that she will be again standing for election for the electorate of Murrumbidgee, and registered a political party, Fiona Carrick Independent to support her campaign.
Category:Australian politicians
Category:Australian people
Category:People from Canberra
Fiona Davis

Fiona Davis is a New York Times best selling author, who often writes historical fiction novels that are inspired by New York City architecture. Davis' novels are often set in iconic buildings in New York City.
==Early life and education==
Davis was born in Canada in 1966, and during her childhood, she was raised in New Jersey, Utah, and Texas. She is a graduate of both the College of William and Mary and the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University.
==Career==
Prior to beginning her career as a novelist, Davis moved to New York City to pursue a career as an actress. While she first moved to New York City to pursue acting, she soon enrolled as a student in the School of Journalism at Columbia University, and after graduating, she began her career as a novelist of historical fiction.
==Novels==
Davis' novels include the following:
*“The Spectacular,” Penguin Random House, June 13, 2023
*“The Magnolia Palace,” Penguin Random House, January 17, 2023
*“The Lions of Fifth Avenue,” Penguin Random House, May 25, 2021
*“The Chelsea Girls,” Penguin Random House, December 8, 2020
*“The Masterpiece,” Penguin Random House, July 9, 2019
*“The Address,” Penguin Random House, July 10, 2018
Category:1966 births
Category:Canadian people
Category:Columbia University alumni
Category:Author
Category:Historical fiction
Fiona MacDonald (fundraiser)

Fiona MacDonald is the founder and CEO of the Scottish Veteran charities Glen Art and Bravehound. 
In 2019 MacDonald received the Points of Light award from then UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
==Career==
MacDonald was born in Arisaig, Scotland and trained at The Royal Academy of Music. MacDonald has been involved in supporting veterans for more than twenty years, fundraising and as a trustee of several charities including Press and Fundraising Officer for the Wilfred Owen Association.
==Glen Art==
MacDonald founded the military charity Glen Art in 2013 and Bravehound 2016. Each charity supports former servicemen, women and their families.
Glen Art events have included Theatre of War in 2015 and 2018, A Poem To Remember launched by Prince William in 2018, a memorial garden in conjunction with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and the Wilfred Owen Association 2017, a 2016 memorial concert celebrating the life of Sir Nicholas Winton in support of Refugees of the Syrian refugees with the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and a Night To Remember (2014-2016) featuring Dr Bill Frankland supporting the Parachute Regiment (United Kingdom).
==Bravehound==
Bravehound supports veterans with mental health conditions such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression and anxiety and provides suitable dogs, training and welfare support over each dog's lifetime.
Bravehound's first dog Irma was paired with a veteran of 22 years military service. At the 2017 Animal Hero Awards Irma received the prize for 'Caring Animal Of The Year'.
Bravehound was voted the UK's best Voluntary/Charity project in the National Lottery (United Kingdom)#Good causes|National Lottery Awards 2017.
In April 2019 Bravehound won the Soldiering On Award for animal partnership; The Soldiering On Awards recognise the outstanding achievements of those who have served their country, and the diverse people and groups who work together in support of the Armed Forces Community.
In July 2020 Bravehound joined with The Theatre of War Project, presenting an online performance with Jason Isaacs, Nyasha Hatendi, Lesley Sharp and David Elliot (actor)|David Elliot. 
Theater of War Productions presents readings of Sophocles' Ajax and Philoctetes for military and civilian communities.
Bravehound Patrons are Damien Lewis (filmmaker)|Damien Lewis and Jason Isaacs
==Charity Awards==
2017 'Caring Animal Of The Year' at the Animal Hero Awards.2017 UK's 'Best Voluntary/Charity Project' in the National Lottery Awards.2019 Points of Light Award (Awarded to MacDonald)
2019 Soldiering On Awards 2019 (Animal Partnership)
Category:1964 births
Category:Scottish founders
Category:Scottish chief executives