Perth may sometimes be called "the most remote big city in the world", but don't tell that to their burgeoning startup scene.
Since launching in this so-called "remote" city in 2013, the Founder Institute (the world’s premier startup launch program) has helped more than 40 new technology companies launch in our Perth chapter. Led by the leadership of Award-Winning FI Directors Andrew Hall, Nathan Sturcke, Nesh Sooriyan, Kate Griffiths (and former Directors Claire McGregor and Estelle Oliveri), the Perth Founder Institute has built an impressive community of Perth startup mentors and are creating some of the Country-Continent's most promising young companies.
While all of the Perth Founder Institute Graduates are exceptional, there are a few who stand out. The Perth FI Graduates featured below have all achieved significant milestones in the past year...
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Cribber, and Founders Jasmin Ward and Mike Watson Cribber is a service that improves employee engagement and provides painless OSH compliance. They were also a Top 20 Finalist for 2016 Australia’s OzAPP Awards, and have raised $150,000 since launching. |
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Diversifly, and Founder Lucie Hammond Diversifly is developing a virtual reality learning app to help workforces enhance performance through diversity. The company was selected to present at West Tech Fest in 2016, and has recently partnered with Virtual Guest. |
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Eternal Eve, and Founder Estelle Oliveri Eternal Eve is a mobile app that captures word of mouth recommendations of businesses in the beauty, health and wellness sectors in a private yet powerful girlfriend network. In 2015, this Perth Founder Institute Graduate raised a funding, and released their app on the App Store. |
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Formalytics, and Founder Tom Riordan Formalytics is developing powerful performance analytics applications to help the 1 billion global soccer players quantify their core skill performance. They have raised $1 million in funding, and recently won the “Startup of the Year” award at this year’s WAITTA INCITE awards for the ICT sector. |
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Geomoby, and Founder Christophe Baudia GeoMoby is a geolocation platform that provides reliable indoor and outdoor geofencing for the enterprise. Geomoby was accepted to the Amcom Upstart first tech accelerator program, created in partnership with eGroup WA and Spacecubed, and has raised $280,000 in funding. |
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Ovass, and Founders Dave Newman and Ravi Nichani Ovass enables farmers to utilize live data analytics to continuously monitor and analyse plant health and development, environmental conditions, and plant stress. They have just joined the first cohort of Spacecubed’s Plus Eight Accelerator Program. |
