Three Australian startups listed as being among the most disruptive in the world – StartupSmart

Three Australian startups have been recognised as some of the most disruptive companies in the world with the potential to “influence, change or create new global markets”.

Funding platform CapitalPitch to join rush of new tech VCs with $10 million startup fund

CapitalPitch, a funding platform that helps startups connect with venture capitalists, has begun raising at least $10 million-plus for its own fund to co-invest in early-stage ventures that raise money through its website. The new CapitalPitch Venture fund has partnered with the high-net-worth Maloney family through the Tulla Group and angel investor Trevor Folsom’s Club Investible.

Ruby & Ollie – Leah James (Part 1) – My Child Magazine

I always wanted to be a singer, that was my big dream when I was younger. I played the guitar and sang, and that was what I wanted to do. I still enjoy singing around the house but I am comfortable now that I didn’t make it my career.

Shark Tank’s Glen Richards on how he became a $700m man

HE may be a successful entrepreneur and now television personality but Glen Richards says it took him “21 years to become an overnight success”. The founder of ASX-listed veterinary and pet care company Greencross – and the newest member of Channel 10’s business invention show Shark Tank – says patience and some old fashioned values are the most valuable tools when it comes to managing money.

Shark Tank’s Glen Richards on how he became a $700m man

HE may be a successful entrepreneur and now television personality but Glen Richards says it took him “21 years to become an overnight success”. The founder of ASX-listed veterinary and pet care company Greencross – and the newest member of Channel 10’s business invention show Shark Tank – says patience and some old fashioned values are the most valuable tools when it comes to managing money.

From tears to rapid growth: How a Melbourne startup survived rejection on Shark Tank – StartupSmart

Just seconds after facing rejection on Shark Tank, a teary-eyed Christian Schaefer promised to prove the esteemed judges wrong and keep working on his startup.