Young Entrepreneurs’ Night Out
Meet and learn from other young business builders. Share a drink. Have a laugh. Gain insights from a panel of business builders. And most importantly of all, help us build a culture of entrepreneurship in NSW!
Meet and learn from other young business builders. Share a drink. Have a laugh. Gain insights from a panel of business builders. And most importantly of all, help us build a culture of entrepreneurship in NSW!
Meet and learn from other young business builders. Share a drink. Have a laugh. Gain insights from a panel of business builders. And most importantly of all, help us build a culture of entrepreneurship in NSW!
Designed to help high net worth individuals become successful Angel Investors. Angel investing involves active mentoring and coaching of an early stage management team towards a successful exit or additional funding, probably from a venture capital firm. This book sets out a comprehensive and rigorous process which will help the Angel generate deal flow, evaluate investment proposals and manage the investment and subsequent harvest. The book also provides a useful guide to managing operational risks in the venture.
This eBook by celebrated Australian entrepreneur and lecturer Dr Tom McKaskill was developed as entrepreneur’s guide to securing venture finance.
This eBook by celebrated Australian entrepreneur and lecturer Dr Tom McKaskill was developed as entrepreneur’s guide to securing venture finance.
This first event in Anthill’s upcoming ‘Tunnel Talk’ series, held in conjunction with Design Victoria, is a two-part initiative developed for business builders, commercial innovators, aspiring entrepreneurs and creative professionals seeking to identify investment ready ideas and acquire growth capital.
Human beings are extremely sophisticated animals. But are we really that different from our tree-dwelling primate ancestors? With the global economy biting and organisations scrutinising their structures for inefficiencies, it’s worth considering the impact our biology has on leadership dynamics.
Australian Anthill Magazine, Dec 2008/Jan 2009 We asked three marketing mavens to get up close and personal with three deserving readers and give them the once-over. Introducing the Coach, Mr Makeover and the PR Warrior. THE COACH: Carmen Parnos Carmen Parnos, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Super Leaders Australia, has over 20 years experience…
Unless you have deep pockets, your new venture is not going to get very far without a capital injection. Of course, different investment opportunities suit different investment types. We asked a bank loan broker, an angel investor and an early stage venture capitalist what they look for in an investment deal. Interviewed, edited and condensed…
Lisa Gorman has been designing and running her own clothing label since 1999. She was so dedicated to the concept of simplicity that she refused to hire any employees for five years. Now, with 32 staff and five stores along the eastern seaboard, Gorman is an established presence in the Australian fashion industry. But she never forgot those early lessons.
James Tutton, founder of the hugely successful Moonlight Cinema, knows a thing or two about simplicity. After all, there aren’t too many things simpler than watching movies with friends and family under the stars. After taking the business national and finally selling to an ASX-listed corporate group in 2005, Tutton has now turned his sights to simplifying the medium-density property development sector, as director of Neometro.
If the simplest ideas are often the best, it stands to reason that simplicity is the essence of successful business. Growing companies are confronted with complexity every day. We asked three busy professionals to weigh in on the art of simplicity.
An entertaining experience will become a good story, just as surely as a colourful moment will evolve into a compelling anecdote. Successful people understand the power of words to seize attention and convey their messages. They realise that emotions sway reason whenever a complex decision is at hand. We spoke with three entrepreneurs who understand…
It has been noted, somewhat dryly, that to accurately gauge business angel investment dealflow one would have to frequent every café and backstreet bar in the country. In Australia, angel investors inhabit the frontier terrain that lies between the three ‘F’s – Family, Friends and Fools – and serious early-stage venture capital. With rich returns…
Building a marketplace is a lot simpler than it used to be. Once, you had to purchase a plot of land, subdivide it into stalls, rent these out to proprietors, gain a government permit, advertise, then sit back and watch capitalism bloom. However, since the early days of eBay and Amazon, much of this can…
Blood is thicker than water, but the livelihood of any family business depends on far more than DNA. It’s not always easy to protect and build the family jewels while avoiding a family feud. We ask the custodians of three iconic Australian family empires how it’s done. Glenn Cooper AM Executive Chairman and Marketing Director,…
When given the choice, nine out of ten entrepreneurs choose work over leisure. But making time to smell the roses can contribute more to professional success than working back all those extra hours. Meet three “zentrepreneurs” who’ve made it their business helping other professionals relax, laugh and play, in the name of serenity… and productivity….
Move over Baby Boomer and Generation X entrepreneurs. Gen Y is on the scene. They’re children of the internet age – savvy, connected and profoundly global in outlook. So what new advantages and curses do they bring to the table? What’s it like being a young entrepreneur in Australia today? We asked three Gen Yers…
It’s been a tough ride for the online crowd, but things are finally moving again, thanks to broadband uptake, new technologies and a bootstrapping ethos that never really died. We chatted to four of our leading internet entrepreneurs about the state of web 2.0 in Australia.
It’s been a tough ride for the online crowd, but things are finally moving again, thanks to broadband uptake, new technologies and a bootstrapping ethos that never really died. We chatted to four of our leading internet entrepreneurs about the state of web 2.0 in Australia.
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