
Penny Locaso
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1 month ago |
womensagenda.com.au | Penny Locaso
How it is that as we approach another International Women’s Day, with awareness and events proliferating, we remain a staggering 130 years away from achieving gender parity? International Women’s Day has unfortunately devolved into a “talkfest,” where well-intentioned efforts often overshadow the critical need for tangible action.
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2 months ago |
smartcompany.com.au | Tegan Jones |Simon Crerar |Penny Locaso |Dickie Currer
Melbourne-based enterprise technology startup Factor House has raised $5 million in seed funding to accelerate the launch of its flagship product, the Factor Platform. According to the business, the platform simplifies real-time data management for businesses of all sizes. The funding round was led by Blackbird Ventures, with participation from OIF Ventures, Flying Fox Ventures, and LaunchVic’s Alice Anderson Fund.
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2 months ago |
smartcompany.com.au | David Adams |Mrinaal Datt |Simon Crerar |Penny Locaso
Australian volunteer management startup Rosterfy has revealed $5.5 million in new investment, on the same day its software oversees the volunteer workforce at Super Bowl LIX. The new funding injection comes from OIF Ventures, closely following a $3 million investment from Bailador Technology Investors in October last year. That was a repeat investment from Bailador Technology Investors, which contributed $9.8 million to Rosterfy in April 2023.
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2 months ago |
smartcompany.com.au | Eloise Keating |David Adams |Simon Crerar |Penny Locaso
It doesn’t happen often, but this week’s funding round-up follows certain themes: there’s artificial intelligence, healthcare, and a startup using artificial intelligence in healthcare. Then there are Ivo and Lawpath, not one, but two startups using AI to generate and decipher legal forms in the business sector. Read on to learn more about the six Australian and New Zealand startups that raised $234.2 million this week.
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2 months ago |
smartcompany.com.au | Tegan Jones |Simon Crerar |Penny Locaso
Disrupt Radio will face a winding-up application in the Supreme Court of Victoria after months of financial instability and unpaid staff wages. As first reported by Tim Burrowes’ Unmade substack, the Melbourne-based startup, which launched in June 2023, is being targeted by an application from Sports Entertainment Network (SEN), its former studio provider, for failing to pay its debts.
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