Event description
Join us for an early evening learning from two successful social impact founders on how they are building successful B2B platforms that allow employers to offer innovative ways for their employees to improve their physical, mental and social well-being. Learn about their founder journeys and their experiences with building teams, product management, ISO certification, grants, investors and R&D funding.
Stay to enjoy drinks, nibbles, community and a second Spark event, Venture Studios the Future of X.
Who is the Target Audience
- Aspiring or current Social Impact B2B founders who want to be inspired by what’s possible and learn how other founders have grown their product and customer base
- Aspiring or current investors who want to learn more about what success in social impact can look like for their portfolios
- Anyone interested in the social impact space to see what B2B offerings can include
What We Will Discuss
- How to become a tech founder from a non-tech background?
- Why is well-being important and what’s its social impact?
- How did they create compelling products that minimise platform fatigue?
- What ideas did they have to challenge for the products to gain adoption?
- How have they scaled beyond your initial target audiences, including into Asia Pacific?
- What would they share for a beginning founder on how to fund her or his start-up (e.g. grants, investors, R&D tax credits)?
- And what questions do you have for Aivee and Danny…?
Our Speakers
Aivee Robinson is a co-founder and co-CEO of Catalyser. Catalyser is an Australian-founded female-led corporate social responsibility platform that allows businesses to empower their employees to change the world. Catalyser was recognised in 2018 by the World Economic Forum as a New Global Champion of Innovation and is proud to be a certified B Corporation. She has professional experience across education, human rights and international development with the United Nations, public sector and nonprofits in Asia, the UK and Australia before becoming an entrepreneur.
Danny Mann is a co-founder, Managing Director and COO of [cu]health. [cu]health is Australia’s first healthcare practice for businesses that connects their employees with a dedicated multidisciplinary healthcare team when and where they need it, at home, in the office or on-the-go. Danny has over a decade of experience leading complex and transformative programs that drive growth and efficiencies, including working with government and enterprise businesses within the virtual and physical healthcare setting. At [cu]health, Danny leads commercial, operations, product, and governance functions with a focus on delivering high quality experiences and outcomes through technology. He also oversees the innovation and R&D program.
About Digital Purpose
Digital Purpose is a local Sydney based full-stack development agency. Our sweet spot is building enterprise-quality multiple audience portals with integrations to internal and external systems at reasonable rates with a friendly team who delivers on-time.
What makes us different is that we only work with purpose-led firms and we demystify tech jargon so the outcome is clear to all stakeholders. We have worked across the social impact ecosystem in education, gender equality, empowering vulnerable communities (disability, indigenous rights, refugees) and health and well-being. We are proud to have partnered with both Aivee and Danny and bring them to Spark Festival to share their insights with other founders.
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