Applications now open for 2023 Quantum TX Accelerator program
METS Ignited has announced the first Quantum TX Accelerator program for 2023.
Since its inception, the program has run seven times and delivered over $4 million to support 162 startups and SMEs across the country. Startups and small businesses who want to take their innovative solutions to the next level can now apply to gain invaluable support to accelerate their growth.
The program provides facilitated access to large clients, capital investors and expert mentors, and discussions with top companies such as BHP, Roy Hill, Woodside Energy, Microsoft, Rio Tinto, the Australian Space Agency, the Australian Defence Force, AROSE, Austrade, Fugro, Red Terra Investments, Robotics Australia Group, Skalata Ventures and METS Ignited.
CEO Adrian Beer emphasised the critical importance of commercialising technology here in Australia for the benefit of all sectors.
“We are pleased to continue to support this successful program which directly introduces innovation to industry, building export pathways as businesses scale up, increasing our national capability,” he said. “With leadership and mentoring from prominent companies in multiple industry sectors, the program is focused on maximising the impact of innovation for the benefit of all.”
Program founder Professor Peter Rossdeutscher, Principal of Atomic Sky, said QuantumTX aims to link business owners and project leaders with a substantial opportunity to access new markets, major customers and export opportunities.
“The program focuses on reducing barriers for selling to large corporations, making it an essential resource for companies seeking to take their business to the next level,” he said. “The benefits are clear, with opportunities to grow your business, increase competitiveness and make direct introductions to industry experts, all essential for creating jobs in multiple sectors.”
Participation in the QuantumTX 2023 scale-up program is valued at $25,000 but is free for participants, who will be selected via a competitive application process.
Click here to learn more and apply.
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