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ACS Seminars 2018 #ACSSeminars

ADELAIDE ADELAIDE PERTH
SASHA DRAGOVELIC DR ELIZABETH REID MAUD EIJKENBOOM

Founder, Futurepreneurs Program Officer — Music Develop- Executive Officer, Accelerating
Launchpad ment Office, Arts South Australia Australia

At the seminars, Sasha will lead a Elizabeth helps to support the collab- Maud will be speaking on the growing
workshop discussion about youth oration of arts and industry develop- opportunities within the field of medi-
entrepreneurship and its role in fu- ment. Elizabeth will provide insight cal technologies and pharmaceuticals,
ture career pathways. He will explore into the South Australian music in- particularly relating to innovation and
what entrepreneurship really is and dustry and discuss the opportunities entrepreneurship. Maud will share
the specific skills that young people available for budding entrepreneurs. the work that Accelerating Australia
need to develop to succeed in an does to support this exciting area,
increasingly entrepreneurial world. as well as her passion for turning
unmet medical needs into real patient
benefits.

PERTH BRISBANE BRISBANE
CHANDRA SUNDARESWARAN RACHEL COLASO ROBERT MCLEAY

Impact Manager, Spacecubed Head of Study Brisbane Chief Scientific Officer, Dose Me

Chandra will discuss innovation, dis- Rachel Colaso has over 21 years’ ex- Robert will be providing insight into
ruption, and the future of work from perience across the education indus- his own journey as an entrepreneur
an Australian and WA perspective. try and has provided international ed- and discussing the huge opportunities
He will showcase Spacecubed’s work ucation consultancy for governments there are for like-minded innovators
in entrepreneurial education and dig- and cross-sectorial clients including to improve patient care.
ital health and their sector-focused the Australian Council for Private
approach to innovation. Education and Training (ACPET), TAFE
Director’s Australia (TDA), vocational
colleges and schools.