With just over a month to go before our winners are unveiled at the 2025 InnovationAus Awards for Excellence, it is a pleasure to announce the final speaker line-up for the sector’s biggest night is now locked in.
Now in its fifth year, the InnovationAus Awards black-tie gala dinner will be held at the beautiful Sydney Town Hall on November 27, a night of serious fun and serious networking.
These Awards put a spotlight on Australia’s outstanding entrepreneurs and commercial researchers, highlighting the people and the companies that are building new jobs and wealth for the country.
You can reserve your seat, joining 550 other industry leaders, by clicking here. Or buy your ticket to the awards and get a 50 per cent discount on an annual subscription to InnovationAus.com by emailing [email protected].
Like previous years, these awards move at a fast pace, with a mix of political, business and research leader making presentations.
You will hear from:
- Senator Tim Ayres, Federal Minister for Industry and Innovation and Minister for Science
- Anoulack Chanthivong MP, NSW Minister for Industry and Trade
- Alex Hawke MP, Shadow Minister for Industry and Innovation
We are proud to have on board the now legendary founder and chief executive of AirTrunk, Robin Khuda, who will – among other things – discuss his experiences in successfully scaling a global data centre giant from Australia.
With thanks to our Patrons, University of Technology chancellor and business luminary Catherine Livingstone AC, and Australia’s chief defence scientist, Professor Tanya Monro AC who will be on hand to meet and mingle with our finalists.
The InnovationAus Awards for Excellence are a great way to meet the next generation of successful Australian tech enterprises, and to mingle with our industry and political leaders.
Don’t forget, you can buy a ticket to the awards and get a 50 per cent discount on an annual subscription to InnovationAus.com by emailing [email protected].
The InnovationAus 2025 Awards for Excellence are proudly supported by ACS, PEXA Group, the CSIRO ON Program, Griffith Hack, TechnologyOne, Q-CTRL, National AI Centre, University of New South Wales, KPMG, AgriFutures Australia, Investment NSW and IP Australia.
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