Emerging Industry and Creative Thinker winners talk success

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.

40 Under 40: Premier backs importance of recognising SA’s young business leaders

Celebrating South Australia’s young business leaders is important in the overall development of the state’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, according to Premier Steven Marshall.

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The challenge we can't ignore about SA's start-up culture

Relying almost exclusively on “innovation” won’t solve South Australia’s economic problems, argues James Orchard.

IT platforms shoot for the stars

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.

Ice-breaker of SA’s business scene

Putting some of South Australia’s brightest thinkers and future business leaders in league with world best practice is Matt Salier’s playing field.

Privacy is dead, tech evangelist tells entrepreneurs

Leading technical evangelist Robert Scoble has told a conference of entrepreneurs in Adelaide they must get used to the idea that there is no such thing as privacy anymore.

"I almost feel sorry for people that are successful in Adelaide..."

Adelaide “eats its young” and has a “grudge” against the wealthy, according to one of SA’s young business leaders, who insists: “I almost feel sorry for people that are successful in this place.”

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