Bronwen Clune

1 week ago | capitalbrief.com | Bronwen Clune

Shadow Minister Alex Hawke has the demanded the government address governance issues at the $15 billion NRFC following revelations of an investigation into whistleblower claims. The federal opposition has seized on revelations of an investigation into potential misconduct at the National Reconstruction Fund and called for new Industry Minister Tim Ayres to explain what steps he has taken to address governance issues at $15 billion organisation.

2 weeks ago | capitalbrief.com | Bronwen Clune

Former iflix CEO Mark Britt has emerged from stealth mode with tmrw, an AI-driven preventive health platform which has already made one acquisition in the wellness space. Biometrics and AI diagnostics might sound like the preserve of tech bros obsessed with optimising every aspect of their existence, but for Mark Britt, the journey into preventive healthcare began with a very human crisis that nearly cost him his life.

2 weeks ago | capitalbrief.com | Bronwen Clune

Four months after an investment into a pharmacy software startup went sour, the Sydney venture capital firm has used a series of legal moves to salvage what looked like a total loss. When EVP invested $10.4 million in StrongRoom AI in February through its Opportunities Master Fund, the venture capital firm believed it was backing the future of pharmacy software. But it didn't take long for the investment to turn sour.

2 weeks ago | capitalbrief.com | Bronwen Clune

The Auckland-based startup is expanding globally as brands look for smarter ways to measure marketing impact in an AI-driven world. Most companies spend more on their Christmas party than they do finding out what punters actually think of their brand. That’s because traditional market research has long been the preserve of large corporates with million-dollar budgets and months to wait for results.

2 weeks ago | capitalbrief.com | Bronwen Clune

Skip to contentBriefingMobility infrastructure1:17pm on 11 June 2025The news: Smart mobility software company Modii, led by Australian founders Mark Frumar and Oliver Lewis, has completed a $3 million seed funding round led by Sydney VC firm EVP, with participation from Adcock Private Equity, to accelerate the expansion of its parking and mobility infrastructure platform across the United States.