Founded by 24 year old medical student and ex-cancer patient Nikhil Autar, the Sydney startup was born out of both Autar’s own experiences while sick, and those of friends he lost to illness.
Twilio’s growth has come with consumers expecting more from businesses – no longer can businesses treat customers badly and expect them to come back.
After last year’s big announcement from Matt Barrie and Philip Dalidakis came the news that the 2016 conference would remain in Sydney as moving to Melbourne this year was too ambitious. As revealed by Barrie yesterday, it turns out there was a lot going on in the background.
From Perth to Paris: How an Aussie startup for teacher training won the Cartier Women’s Initiative
NSW startup sector sounds the alarm as the state government turns off funding taps in pre-budget review
Antler Investor Memo Series: Kidly is taking the pressure off parents to make sure their children have fun
Climate and ag tech startup FlintPro plants $13.5 million Series A
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