Enterprises engaged in Innovation and Enterprise teaching program
2008
| Unit | Company | Overview |
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IBUS6011 (New Business Opportunities and Startups) |
Students contributed towards a business development plan for Yaama Dhiyaan (YD), a Sydney based not-for-profit hospitality training organisation serving the indigenous community, which also operated a small catering service. The plan was addressed to YD’s management and included a strategic analysis of Yaama Dhiyaan’s operations and a proposal to create a corporate entity leveraging on their strengths in indigenous cuisine. Yaama Dhiyaan now runs a successful Function Centre and cafe, specialising in modern Australian cuisine using Indigenous produce and flavours, as well as offering off site catering. |
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IBUS6011 (New Business Opportunities and Startups) |
Students prepared an Information Memorandum addressed to GlaxoSmithKline regarding Biosignal, a Sydney-based biotechnology company that developed and patented a novel and effective range of compounds, which inhibit bacterial growth and accumulation; specifically, for the commercialisation of Biosignal’s proprietary anti biofilm technology in consumer oral care products such as toothpaste. This technology had already been commercialised for oil, gas and contact lens applications. |
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IBUS3103 undergrad (Global Enrepreneurship and Enterprise) |
Students worked on Information Memoranda to generate funding to build 180 Degrees Consulting, an international non-profit student consultancy which aimed to have groups of students developing innovative, practical and sustainable solutions to real-life problems and working with and consulting for organizations and communities around the world affected by these problems. |
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IBUS3103 undergrad (Global Enrepreneurship and Enterprise) |
Students worked on Investor Memoranda and ideas for expansion of Vitaman Pty Ltd., a company offering a range of Australian made male grooming and spa products formulated utilising the ancient wisdom of Australian indigenous people through unique native plant extracts. |