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What’s next for Australia’s Innovation ecosystem?
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Australia is entering a new phase of innovation. As global capital becomes more targeted, and new technologies reshape industries, founders and investors are navigating new opportunities to build and scale. In this video series, leaders from across the innovation ecosystem share their perspectives on the trends shaping what’s next – from capital and climate technology to deep tech, AI and the future of entrepreneurship.
What’s next in capital?
David Sabow – Global Head, HSBC Innovation Banking
Global capital is becoming increasingly targeted, creating new opportunities for founders who understand where investment is flowing. David explores how businesses can position themselves for growth in an increasingly connected innovation ecosystem.
What’s next in climate tech?
Charlotte Connell – Innovation and Investment Director, Greenhouse
Climate technology has moved beyond ideas to real-world commercial solutions. Charlotte discusses why climate tech is now a strategic priority, the importance of sovereign capability, and what founders need to successfully scale.
What’s next for founders?
Lucy Tresidder – Co-founder, Nice Gary
For founders, the next wave of growth will be driven by both technology and authenticity. Lucy explores the opportunities for female founders and why, in an AI-powered world, businesses that truly understand their customers will stand out.
What’s next for Australia’s innovation ecosystem?
Kali Norman – Head of Growth, Innovation Bay
Australia's innovation ecosystem continues to evolve, creating new opportunities for founders and investors alike. Kali shares why emerging industries and a changing technology landscape make this an exciting time to build in Australia.
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