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Microsoft scoops up former Telstra, Fishburners startup advisor Annie Parker has revealed that she will be joining Microsoft as its global head of startups in March, handing the reins of CEO at Sydney's co-working space Fishburners to COO Pandora Shelley when she leaves the interim appointment next month.
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#UNCON15 Sydney - 8 - Journey of an Investor
#UNCON15 Sydney – 8 – Journey of an Investor
Peter Davison (LI | Twitter), Founder of Fishburners (Site | FB | Twitter | G+) and Early seed investor in PayPal An early seed PayPal investor. An incredible success story. A humble Aussie goes to America and comes back wealthy. Peter was the last one on the block at #UNCON15. This session was different to all the other presentations, a slower paced question & answer conversational type between…
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Rowan Kunz, the co-founder of MyEdApp, joins us on TWISTA to get into the nitty gritty of entrepreneurship in the educational space. Although there’s a lot of money in education, it’s a difficult market to serve, and fraught with all sorts of bureaucratic and institutional difficulties. Rowan gave us an incredible interview in which he outlines the strategies MyEdApp took to find success in that market.
Also featured: Felix’s bear with pseudo-native-American headdress.
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Week 3 of building Fin15
Progress - wow this is crazy but all positive. Biggest thing is that we are now incorporated in the US! This week (before Robbo leaves) we will try and get Aussie co done. As you can see we have emails, the domain and (below) cards. I am also working on the website. The cards are awesome (everyone tells us) and the logo too ;) the cards have our 15 core beliefs on them (have to post them here soon). Once the Aussie company's done we can then get license authorizations. That's when we pre-launch! We have now been to 2 startup meet ups at Fishburners and everyone Loves the idea. We are getting heaps of feedback. I feel like this is going to be super successful just from the feedback and people not saying they 'want it' but saying they 'need it'. So hopefully we can get 400 beta customers to try our service and we are off. Alright I'm super busy so gotta run ;)
FOODit: Onward and Upward
Now we have a logo; our development team working hard on the FOODit
software out of Sydney branch where they work alongside other startups at http://fishburners.org; and our good friend Sam Johnson of http://www.feedbackloop.com.au did us the honour of putting the new FOODit logo on their wall (photo below). Onward and upward!
Co-Founder Joins Start Up Panel Discussing Capital Raising
Amin Kroll, ceo and co-founder of CarPilots (seated on the far right) joins a healthy discussion on the capital raising journey for a software company. Held at Fishburners in Sydney it was a great opportunity to share insights and ideas with an audience of 100 or so fellow entrepreneurs and innovators.
Here's a follow up article: http://www.techworld.com.au/article/460875/startup_tips_how_win_investors/
