Australiance Talent supports many startups and SMEs in growing their teams across Australia and the APAC region. Today, Rosana shares her experience of how Australiance Talent assisted her journey in becoming a Marketing Intern at Fundbase.
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Let The Pitch Begin - Event Highlights: Sydney Edition #22
The Startups&Angels, Sydney Edition #22 was a huge success, Startups & Angels, Sydney Edition #22 provided a platform for entrepreneurs to showcase their innovative ideas and connect with investors. The event was attended by over 100 people and took place at the Tank Stream Lab providing ample networking opportunities to all participants.
The 5 startups that left a lasting impression on the audience during the evening were:
Hayley Saddington | Peak Medical
An AI and rehabilitation platform for osteoarthritis that is helping patients to check their mental and physical health at home. Its vision is to improve health experiences and outcomes and expand in the APAC region.
An AI and machine learning platform that brings social selling to the masses on LinkedIn. It helps in expanding your reach and maximising your influence by bringing content curation, content creation and scheduling all in one place.
Stephanie Younes | Letsfindlove
An AI personalised platform for online dating that ensures a higher success rate. Mental health support and providing communication resources for singles is at the core of the application.
An online marketplace connecting people to local home cooks who craft delicious and authentic cuisine. The food-orientated platform is built to streamline the process for both chefs and customers locally.
The founders also had the opportunity to connect with a panel of experts, including Hiam Sakakini, CEO and Founder of The Culture Equation (moderator for the evening), Joseph Harding, Startup Advisor and Accelerator Lead at Hyper, Kylie Frazer, Co-Founder and Partner at Flying Fox Ventures, and Patrick Stewart, State Manager NSW and National Sales Lead at Radium Capital.
The panel shared some valuable insights with the founders present in the room:
- ‘Doing more hours doesn’t make you productive’ – Patrick Stewart
- ‘Get better at listening’ – Kylie Frazer
- ‘Build better partnership’ – Joseph Harding
Sydney #22 edition was a huge success as it gave entrepreneurs a platform to showcase their innovative ideas and connect with investors. We look forward to seeing the impact these startups will have in the future and meeting you at our next event.
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