The coming of the Internet age has made starting a business way easier than ever before in all aspects: raising capital, marketing, hiring, you name it. However, the number of students involved in start-ups and entrepreneurship is still conspicuously dismal. Why? Well, many still truly believe the degree they are staying up late for is…
In partnership with Melbourne’s most entrepreneurial organisations, including Mobile Monday, The Hive, TEDxMelbourne and the Churchill Club, E-Week 2010 will give participants an opportunity to gain the right skills, meet the right people and build their confidence to just get out there and start their own entrepreneurial endeavour.
If you find the idea of SxSW’s recent Startup Bus intriguing, here’s a similar version closer to home. 30 university students were locked up over a weekend to produce six web-based businesses. The quality of their new web startups were “on par” with those created by professional entrepreneurs.
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