40 Under 40
Young South Australian entrepreneurs are being encouraged to have their voices heard by nominating for the 2021 InDaily 40 Under 40 awards, and have the opportunity to join with other business leaders to help the state progress.
40 Under 40
The team behind Adelaide’s eco-friendly ride service will officially launch their wellness studio this weekend, as part of the startup’s long planned growth in the sustainability and wellbeing sector.
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Fintech company OurMoneyMarket CEO Adam Sutherland says the business has experienced rapid month-on-month growth, while Cofounder of beverage startup Team Unico Brendan Carter has been pushing the company towards sustainable practises. Last week, the pair were named Emerging Industries and Creative Thinker winners at InDaily’s 40 Under 40 Awards for their work in the finance and hospitality sectors respectively.
Celebrating South Australia’s young business leaders is important in the overall development of the state’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, according to Premier Steven Marshall.
Relying almost exclusively on “innovation” won’t solve South Australia’s economic problems, argues James Orchard.
Edufolios and Kick.it, two South Australian start-up companies backed by Flinders and the university’s New Venture Institute, are heading into another round of networking and business development in the global MassChallenge accelerator program.
Putting some of South Australia’s brightest thinkers and future business leaders in league with world best practice is Matt Salier’s playing field.
