Since 2015, the Innovation & Collaboration Centre has supported early-stage startups through providing workspace, mentoring and funding. Read more about our staff and our startups.

The Innovation & Collaboration Centre is home to Venture Catalyst and the state's first space incubator program Venture Catalyst Space. These programs are designed to help founders start their business.

The Village Foundation

Connecting parents for social support and well being

The Village Foundation

The company was formed in 2018 by Tiffany De Sousa Machado, who through pitching became involved with the ICC.

Benefits

  • Increased wellbeing and connectedness
  • Support from those who have been there before
  • Increased productivity in the workplace.

Technology

Village provides a mentoring program which is supported through a software platform.

Potential markets

Current market is large corporate – 200+ employees.

Future market is the public.

IP status

Village is wholly owned by the directors.

Partnering opportunities

A partner to join the business.

Large corporate companies who would like to implement Village.

The Village Foundation

The Village Foundation app allows parents to connect with each other.


The Village team

Tiffany De Sousa Machado

Tiffany De Sousa Machado

Founder

Village Foundation

Johanna Racky

Marketing and Administration

For all media inquires please contact Georgia Minarelli from the Innovation & Collaboration Centre.

georgia.minarelli@unisa.edu.au

0413 314 726

 

 

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