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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.
Programs
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.
15 December 2021
Venture Catalyst Space 2021 Cohort: Andrew Barton (Moonlode), Guler Kocak (SPACELIS), Jasmine Vreugdenburg (Director, ICC), Adam Wickham, Harshitha Rajashekara (Locus Rose), Lloyd Jacob (Hex20), Tessa Ewens (Locus Rose), Ryan Daley (Locus Rose), Giles Kirby (Firefly Biotech).
One of the major milestones in the Innovation & Collaboration Centre’s calendar is the Venture Catalyst Space graduation.
In late November, Australian space companies and stakeholders celebrated the fantastic achievements of the 2021 space cohort.
These nine space startups are now poised to reach new heights in the global space economy.
Some major highlights from this year’s program:
You can watch our video that showcases our startups and demonstrates what Venture Catalyst Space is all about:
A huge congratulations to our 9 Venture Catalyst Space graduates:
It’s clear that the Venture Catalyst Space program is helping to build space startups and deliver economic benefit to South Australia, while cementing the state’s position on the world space stage.
The ICC is beyond excited for 2022. The new cohort will be announced in January.
Download our brochure for more information on 2021 participants.
Media Contact:
Georgia Minarelli M +61 413 314 726 E georgia.minarelli@unisa.edu.au
Samantha Dawes M: +61 457 289 282 E: samantha.dawes@unisa.edu.au
“The most important things you need to do to make your startup successful are not on your task list or in your inbox.”
– Terry Gold, Entrepreneur in Residence 2019
“Don’t compare yourself to the superhumans who started the latest and greatest tech wonder companies. It will only discourage you. Learn from them, but be thankful that you have what it takes”
– Terry Gold, Entrepreneur in Residence 2019
“Who you hire is more important than what you sell.”
– Terry Gold, Entrepreneur in Residence 2019
“Having lots of things on your task list means you have the opportunity to choose what is most important that only you can do. If it isn’t important, why is it on your task list?”
– Terry Gold, Entrepreneur in Residence 2019
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