[ Press Release ] Startup&Angels Sydney 19th edition – Social entrepreneurship & impact investing

Startup&Angels edition #19 is here in Sydney!

This Thursday May 13th, we’re excited to bring out the world of impact entrepreneurship and investing. Powered by Australiance, the event convenes the tech non-profit startup ecosystem: startup enthusiasts who are keen to develop, fund and implement solutions to social, cultural, or environmental issues.

⚡ A panel discussion on ESG-oriented investing
⚡ Pitches from promising social impact startups meyd.it, Alt Saints and SoCoPreneur Limited
⚡ Networking session with like-minded people

Join us to discover #socialentrepreneurship and why it should be embraced in 2021!
? 5.30 – 8.30PM AEST, Thursday 13 May
? Sydney Startup Hub, 11-31 York Str.
(the event will be live-streamed for virtual attendees).

It is the perfect opportunity to :

– Be inspired by global & local entrepreneurs. Our speakers will share with you their business, their journey, their best practices & challenges

– Learn the latest trends in the startup world like remote fundraising, equity crowdfunding, AI applied to the property industry, etc…

– Meet and connect with business angels, investors & potential partners

– Enjoy some wine, beers and delicious food!

The virtual event tickets are free for Startup&Angels members >> Become a member ? https://bit.ly/2RXH7SY (zero-cost registration).
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