From nuclear to knowledge – finalists announced for the 2015 KCA Research Commercialisation Awards
For its second year running, gemaker is delighted to be the media sponsor for the Knowledge Commercialisation Australasia (KCA) Research Commercialisation Awards.
Foster entrepreneurship in children rather than squashing it!
When she decides what she wants to do the world is her oyster. She is creative, smart and is sales focused.
If you value or admire a colleague’s work, let them know. Now!
Hearing about a very dear friend and mentor’s sudden death this weekend, especially after seeing him moving sprightly around a conference, hours before, I and the rest of my work colleagues were in shock. But what came with this outpouring of grief was so much affection for this unassuming man who spent his life helping […]
Improving workforce flexibility really can improve your business… gemaker grew by 300%
It’s an issue discussed in business circles with escalating frequency. Workforce flexibility. Particularly for women who wish to maintain careers while having families.
ATTP registration a step up for tech transfer professionals
While only a few years old, the ATTP is creating a global standard for technology transfer expertise across a variety of sectors, building an international network of tech transfer professionals and delivering professional credibility to those achieve accreditation.
gemaker and DibbsBarker helping start-ups
The first document we are happy to share is our Terms of Service for the provision of consulting services. This was prepared by Catherine Boxhall of DibbsBarker.
“Innovate your way to success” Natalie Chapman to present at BEC Southern Sydney
Natalie will share her personal journey from building businesses and shutting them down within a government organisation to her leap of faith as a start-up founder, and will also provide a variety of insights into the tips and tricks she used to build gemaker into the award-winning business it is today.
Silicon Valley trip – Toss another enchilada on the barbie
The guys were so unassuming and happy to help us, despite having huge runs on the board and being busy with their own ventures.
A precinct by any other name…
A new initiative from the Federal Government’s AusIndustry department will see $504.5 million committed to the development of new innovation precincts in key industry sectors across Australia.
Pete’s Pearl – How many innovators does it take to change a lightbulb?
Taking a world changing idea to market is often slow, and progress comes with baby steps.