Accelerator stories - Page 3

Now in its third year, Mahuki has a strong reputation for developing leading digital businesses for the culture and heritage sector.

New Zealand's fintech sector is maturing rapidly, with the Kiwibank FinTech Accelerator highlighting global potential.

ZeroPoint Ventures launches 0.Sprint, a one-week 'mini-accelerator' programme to help startups fail faster and make quicker decisions.

New Zealand's RIP Global is among eight firms picked for Springboard Enterprises Australia’s women-only accelerator, boosting fintech's growth and global reach.

Eight startups will receive a total package valued at more than $150,000 including seed-funding and access to world-class technology.

Kōkiri recognises that Māori have strong links to place, which may have been a barrier to participation in mainstream accelerators.

Microsoft’s eighth ScaleUp program will be based in Sydney's new Startup Hub, marking a significant boost for Australia's tech ecosystem.

Companies are using blockchain to manage payments, creating chatbots, helping freelancers fulfil their tax obligations, and much more.

SheStarts entrepreneurs reflect on their experience in the program and reveal how they navigate the business world.

Lightning Lab GovTech accelerator will launch in mid-2018 with a cohort of up to 10 local and international teams.

Launchpad Work is an accelerator for enterprises wanting to provide jobs or training for those who face the greatest barriers to work.

Logan Williams has been selected to take part in the startup accelerator programme to help turn his ideas into an innovative business.

New Zealand fintech startups should prioritise booming Asian markets over the US and Europe, urges expert Darshan Shetty, citing rapid innovation.

New Zealand has some statistics we can’t be proud of right now, statistics around youth suicide, around homelessness, around incarceration.

New Zealanders want to build ventures where they live and work, to create strong regional economies and remain in their local support networks.

Five community organisations from around the country have been selected for the Vodafone Foundation’s inaugural Change Accelerator programme.

The lightbulb moments from will provide interesting insight into the future of the country’s electricity market.

LaunchVic is seeking to invest up to AU$3mil per application in the best Australian or international accelerators and teams with proven track record.

Kōkiri is the name of New Zealand’s very first government-supported business accelerator programme for Māori, and it's looking for 10 participants.

Rather than the traditional get-investment-ready approach, the Sprint Launch programme will instead focus on early revenue and customer acquisition.