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ATC announces this year's top contenders
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Following two rounds of Judging, we're pleased to announce this year's Finalists in the Australian Technologies Competition. From innovative medtech solutions to impact technologies in the circular economy, take a look at which of our semi finalists are heading to the finals!
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From here, the countdown begins, as the Australian Technologies Competition prepares for its end of year Finals & Awards Ceremony in exactly 43 days! Come join us on October 29 in one of the world's most liveable cities - Melbourne!
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Finals Day 29 October
ATC's 2019 Finals will bring together a wide range of stakeholders in Australia's innovation, tech and commercialisation ecosystem. In adidition to our finalists pitching to win, it's a day that will unite ATC alumni, accelerators, incubators, industry associations, corporate, investors, HNW individuals, mentors, judges, aspiring startups, scaleups, government representatives, investors, angel groups, media and all those involved in the trade, growth, promotion and commercialisation of Australian technology.
Get in quick to reserve your seat! Tickets can be purchased online! Read on to find our more about out Early Bird offer!
We look forward to seeing many of our friends and supporters in Melbourne at one of Australia's most iconic sporting venues! See you on October 29!
Best regards,
Pat Mooney, ITV Chairman
(ATC Organiser)
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24 October : Partner Connect - Harbour City Labs - *Invite only
28 October: Partner Connect - Bay City Labs - *Invite only
29 October: ATC Finals/Awards - MCG - Melbourne
***Note: Please refer to key dates on our website in case of changes.
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EARLY BIRD OFFER - 20% OFF
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ATC National Finals & Awards
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2019 Finalists express excitement about being selected
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Matthew Lennox, Founder of Stormseal, whose company provides long term weather protection for storm damaged properties said: “The best part about the Competition so far has been working with like minded people who have talent! This also provides validation for our technology and our business. We're thrilled to be part of the Finals and showcasing Stormseal’s global potential!”
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Queensland’s AgEtal, an agtech company developing molecular diagnostic technology to prevent pest and diseases we’re thrilled to be named a Finalist. Ken Cunliffe, AgEtal’s Managing Director said: “The Australian Technologies Competition has helped us to better understand the potential of our business. Though this journey, we’ve benefited from the wisdom of some of the best business brands in Australia.”
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Jerome Leray of Queensland based InFarm said: "It's a great honour and privilege to be named a finalist in the 2019 Competition. Thank you to everyone at the Australian Technologies Competition. It's been an amazing process and we look forward to the next phase of the journey."
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Emelie Gustavsson, Spokesperson for CancerAid said: "This recognition will assist in accelerating the growth of our app and our novel education programs designed to support people affected by cancer, and the health care industry at large, to achieve better outcomes."
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Chris de Graaf, General Manager of Ybern said: “Ybern are elated to be a Finalist in the 2019 ATC. Thank you to all of the people who volunteered their time and knowledge to help all of us understand more clearly what we do. A great process to go through!”
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Federal Government provides funding to plastic waste and recycling innovators
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The Australian Federal Government has recently announced $20million in funding towards projects/technology that address reducing plastic waste and boosting plastic recycling. If you or a business you know could benefit from this grant opportunity, click here for details. Application deadline is 24 September 2019.
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VCC brings together industry stakeholders
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In The Victorian Cleantech Cluster (VCC) launched in June of this year as a not-for-profit member driven organisation with a vision for Victoria to be the Southern Hemisphere capital for innovation, uptake and commercialisation of clean technology. Liveability Victoria International is a major sponsor of the VCC.
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The Victorian Cleantech Cluster is an industry-led cluster that was established recently with the support of the Victorian Government’s Liveability Victoria International (LVI).
The Cluster provides an opportunity for Victorian companies and organisations in the clean technology space to come together, collaborate, be a part of a collective voice, explore investment and funding, as well as develop market and export opportunities. To join as a Foundation member or to learn more, click here.
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2018 ATC Smart Cities Finalist Ynomia made headlines earlier this month after securing $3.6 million in seed funding. Based in Melbourne, Ynomia provides Bluetooth-powered technology to track materials and keep people more connected on construction sites. Click to read about Ynomia's milestone here.
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FluroSat finds its purple patch
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ATC's 2017 winner of the Food & Agribusiness Award, FluroSat, continues on a path of global expansion, recently securing $4.6million in funding. FluroSat is a data analytics company combining imagery and farming records to produce recommendations on how to optimise crops.
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AgTech mission to Israel in November
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Hop to it with the help of Austrade's Landing Pads
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The Landing Pads program is an initiative of the Australian Government's National Innovation and Science Agenda to stimulate innovation and entrepreneurship. The program provides market-ready Australian startups and scaleups the opportunity to land and expand into major global innovation and startup ecosystems, including San Francisco, Tel Aviv, Shanghai, Berlin and Singapore.
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Medtech Conference - Sydney
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MTAA's annual conference, MedTech19, is the premier medical technology industry conference in Australia, and is a major event on the Australian healthcare calendar. The event brings together a wide variety of leaders and influencers across industry, government and academia, to discuss key issues ranging from cybersecurity to the future of private health insurance.
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The Australian Technologies Competition is a proud supporter of Tech23. Mark your diary for this one day event, taking place at the Auditorium, Sunny Hills in Sydney on 23 October 2019. So many great stories and collaborations are sparked at Tech23. Whether you want to connect with your next investor, colleague, mentor, partner or customer - you really never know who you might meet.
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National Cleantech Conference & Exhibition 2020 - Brisbane
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In its second year, The National Cleantech Conference & Exhibition will take place at the Brisbane Conference and Exhibition Centre on the 3-4 August 2020.
The program and exhibition covers all sectors including:
- Water
- Energy
- Waste
- Mobility
- Agriculture
- Manufacturing
- Built environment
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Industry Growth Centre Sponsors
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The Australian Technologies Competition is proudly organised by Impact Technology Ventures - a business acceleration company that assists expansion stage companies (scale-ups) in the clean energy, agritech, water and health sectors to commercialise and expand in Asia. Through strategy advice, mentoring, team building, partner matching, investment sourcing and hands-on sales and marketing support, ITV provides the missing pieces to companies looking to grow rapidly beyond the Australian market.
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