Posts tagged "Philip dalidakis"

Martin Pakula, new Minister for jobs innovation and trade, was the first to admit he has large shoes to fill.

Philip Dalidakis has called on the Australian business community to help get more women into leading technology roles, while also reassuring men that they have nothing to fear.

The Victorian government’s startup support body LaunchVic has announced a swathe of funding for supporting startup founders in the state, dedicating $2.9 million towards better educating founders and entrepreneurs across a range of topics.

Melbourne cybersecurity startup Forticode has received a $1.3 million investment from Aussie software company Pronto Software in what founder Tony Smales says is a “critical junction” in his startup’s history.

Global co-working giant WeWork officially opened the doors of its Melbourne offices this morning, as Victorian Minister for Innovation Phill…

The United Nations believes small businesses have the power to literally transform nations, and Australians are being urged to spend big wit…

The co-founder of fast-growing fintech startup Assembly Payments says Melbourne could become one of the most influential fintech hubs in the…

Victoria’s Small Business Minister has not ruled out making the state’s new voluntary code on fair payment times mandatory for all business…

Melbourne will soon be home to a global startup accelerator and venture capital seed fund with $US200 million ($259.6 million) in assets, w…

The search is on for a new leader to chair Victoria’s $60 million startup body after Australia Post’s chief executive Ahmed Fahour stepp…

Victorian small business minister Philip Dalidakis says he is working “tirelessly” to address the growing problem of late payments to SMEs a…

From disrupting the disability sector to increasing entrepreneurial opportunities for women, several innovative projects have received $4…