Alice Fitch

Alice Fitch

by | Apr 4, 2022 | 2021, Technology

who is streamlining the process of the wholesale fashion industry by creating scale in an old fashioned industry and addressing the major pains of retailers and labels.  Whola makes buying better for fashion retailers – allowing them to search, compare and buy...
Amanda Mader

Amanda Mader

by | Apr 4, 2022 | 2021, Engineering

Vine Scout – for the development of technology that continuously logs bunch weight in wine grapes, between veraison to harvest, for improved yield estimation accuracy, irrigation management and water-use efficiency.
Carly Ascott

Carly Ascott

by | Apr 4, 2022 | 2021, Rural, Regional & Remote

Bushfire Kids Connect – for developing an Australian-first STEM program in partnership with former Winnovation Awards winner Maker’s Empire, to teach bushfire awareness, resilience and wellness in regional school communities, empowering students to become problem...
Carmen Garcia

Carmen Garcia

by | Apr 4, 2022 | 2021, Social Impact

Community Corporate – A national recruitment service with a social conscience, supporting corporates to maximise the untapped pool of skill, passion and experience of diverse cohorts including refugees, migrants, youth and women – helping each of these groups to...
Nina Sivertsen

Nina Sivertsen

by | Apr 4, 2022 | 2021, Open

Flinders University, who has developed the Malpa Nursing Model, a culturally responsive approach to teaching nursing students about First Nations Health.

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