Read about some of the fantastic connections that some of our students and businesses have made.
As well as being firmly entrenched in Canberra’s thriving innovation scene, Health Horizon are also major supporters of upcoming student talent, having attended two of the Ribit-CBRIN hosted ‘Get Connected Canberra’ speed networking events. Based at the Entry29 co-working space, Health Horizon is setting out to make humanity’s health advances more accessible and trackable, as …
Matt Doyle was a final year USyd IT and software engineering student when he signed up for the ribit speed dating event in early 2016 at Fishburners. He didn’t know what to expect but went along and listened to the companies pitch for students. Premonition’s vision really stood out. Premonition is a software technology firm …
Promotion @ Premonition: From intern to handling big business clientsRead More »
Marcus Loh is a former Ribit student who’s taken his career a long way in a short time. Literally. Since joining on-demand pro photography platform Snappr (a.k.a. ‘The Uber of Photography’), Marcus, together with co-founders Matt Schiller and Ed Kearney, has set up an office in the San Francisco Bay area. Originally hailing from Sydney, …
Snappr: From Sydney to San Fran, all thanks to an internshipRead More »
From ski slopes to North Sydney Let’s take a moment to backtrack to where it all started – several metres above a Japanese ski slope (naturally). Yarno Founders Mark and Lachy psyched up on the chairlifts by brainstorming an idea for a continuous learning platform which would deploy daily quizzes to test and reinforce employee knowledge – …