Posts tagged "Annie Parker"

Anyone Can is the first program of its kind dedicated to empowering bla(c)k women and WoC in the startup space.

Parker will be bringing her passion for diversity and inclusion into her new role, building a tech hub that celebrates diversity, culture and creativity as much as innovation.

"This week I read an email from Julie Trell, announcing the end of Muru-D in its current form," says Dale Cohen. "Here are my recollections of the beginning."

“We’ve been smashing all our milestones for the last 12 months, and now we’re hoping to keep killing it over 2018.”

How many time…

Technology giant Microsoft has announced it will be moving into the new Sydney Startup Hub and using it to establish the eighth location of its worldwide ScaleUp accelerator program.

Australia’s largest not-for-profit co-working space Fishburners has got a new chief executive, with Pandora Shelley to take the reigns fro…

Australian startup figureheads have condemned a Dutch startup’s attempt to use of blockchain technology to ‘redefine’ sexual consent via s…

Back in 2013, Annie Parker took her first dive into the Australian startup scene, founding Telstra-backed startup accelerator Muru-D. In th…

The startup sphere is revered for its innovative thought, but over the past few months, headlines have painted the culture of technology com…

Issues of gender equality and diversity in the technology and startup ecosystems have been widely publicised in recent months, and a controv…

Muru-D co-founder Annie Parker will take over as interim chief executive of startup community facilitator Fishburners, after Murray Hurps de…

LaunchVic has raised the possibility of terminating the 500 Melbourne accelerator program if 500 Startups does not make drastic changes to…