How to Raise your First Million
Event description
How to Raise Your First Million: The AI Start-up Funding Masterclass
Yes, the title is eye-catching but this event aims to be a nuanced discussion about the ins-and-outs of raising capital.
Calling all aspiring AI entrepreneurs: Are you ready to transform your ground-breaking idea into a funded reality? Join MLAI and Enactus for an unprecedented evening that pulls back the curtain on start-up fundraising in the AI ecosystem.
This isn't just another networking event – it's your strategic roadmap to securing critical funding in the most dynamic tech landscape of 2025. We're bringing together a powerhouse line-up of investors, founders, and fundraising experts who will share raw, unfiltered insights into the art and science of raising capital for AI start-ups.
What Makes This Event Unique:
- Hear from investors actively seeking the next big AI innovation
- Learn from founders who have successfully raised
- Gain insights from entrepreneurs who are currently raising
- Hear from founders who have an alternate perspective on raising
Supported by Boab and their Generational AI funding initiative, this event bridges the gap between university talent and industry opportunity. Whether you're a student with a breakthrough concept or an AI professional looking to launch your venture, this is your chance to connect, learn, and accelerate your start-up journey.
Exclusive Networking + Refreshments:
Complimentary gourmet refreshments will be served, providing the perfect backdrop for meaningful connections and potential collaborations.
LOCATION: University of Melbourne, Electrical & Electronic Engineering Building, 1/100 Grattan St, Parkville VIC 3010
Panellists
Amir Nissen - Head of Programs @ Boab AI
Betty Zhang - Investment Manager @ Boson Ventures
Other speakers TBA!
Roadmap
17:00 - Networking Kick-off and food
18:00 - Quick intros and talks
18:20 - Panel Discussion & Interactive Q&A
19:00 - Networking
19:20 - Event Wrap
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity