The Victoria State Government in Australia has pledged AUD500,000 ($364,254) to help the start-up sector, launching the “Expert-in-Residence” programme to encourage coworkspace operators to hire high-calibre professionals with start-up experience to support their members. In a press release, Minister for Innovation and Industry, Christopher Pyne, said that while there are many opportunities for Australian businesses to grow through innovation, it is important they have access to skilled workers who can provide
The Victoria State Government in Australia has pledged AUD500,000 ($364,254) to help the start-up sector, launching the “Expert-in-Residence” programme to encourage coworkspace operators to hire high-calibre professionals with start-up experience to support their members. The state’s start-up development agency, LaunchVic, will invest up to AUD25,000 in each successful applicant to support growth and learning opportunities and provide business guidance.