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MC extraordinaire Dave Couri kept everyone excited throughout the day’s events
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No event is complete without the group selfie!
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Group selfie achieved!
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Tom Croft (L) and Dan Emery from The Welder’s Dog spoke on the challenges of starting a business in Armidale.
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The Welder’s Dog owners recounted the experiences that got them to their successful business today.
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Dr Lou Conway, Matt Pine from Austockphoto, the first online library of all-Australian stock images at a fair price for all with Professor Alison Sheridan
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Audience members from St John Paul College, Coffs Harbour
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Finalist Kyanna Villano from Duval High School
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Tayla from Orara High School presents on her ethical clothing company, “Beez Kneez”
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Kayla and Lilly from Guyra High School present their Cloud-based medical triage app “Triage+”
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An awesome group from Kentucky Primary came up to Armidale to take part in the event as special audience members
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The panel of judges hard at work – Dan and Tom from the Welder’s Dog, Myee Gregory from Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and Professor Alison Sheridan made judgements on each presentation based on a variety of criteria.
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Myee Gregory was present as a judge and a speaker on behalf of Chartered Accountants Australia New Zealand, who generously sponsored the $1000 first prize.
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Moli from Orara pitched her idea, the Peg Clip “Steel Pegz”, with help from her demonstrators.
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Demonstrators from Orara High helped to showcase Moli’s concept.
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Participants and supporters from Orara High School.
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Tamsyn and Isabel from St John Paul College talk us through their magnetised hair clip idea, saving lost bobby pins everywhere.
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Armidale High School gets involved!
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A smile of relief from Lilly from Guyra High School after her pitch was successfully delivered!
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Isabel from St John Paul College sporting a grin post-3 minute pitch.
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Our legends from Kentucky Primary didn’t escape the spotlight… our MC Dave had them up the front for an edible insect eating competition.
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Myee Gregory made a presentation after lunch on Pitching your Personal Brand.
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UNE Business School staff member Brent Gregory was a supportive audience member for Myee Gregory’s presentation!
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Some of the Duval High group enjoying the afternoon’s entertainment.
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Warm congratulations to our first place winner, Ciara from St John Paul College with her social enterprise focused “Pay it Forward” app – here with Myee Gregory on behalf of donor Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand
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Lilly and Kayla from Guyra High came in second with their Cloud-based medical triage app, here with Head of the UNE Business School, Professor Alison Sheridan.
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Here with third place, Kyanna Villano (R) and Audience Choice winner Yoganesh (L) from Duval High School, alongside some more proud parents from among UNE Business School staff!
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Congratulations to Yoganesh from Duval, as well as Careers Advisor Lana Hardman.
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A highly commended was awarded to the TAS group with their Disability learning app “Yabbergums”, here accepting their award from Professor Alison Sheridan.
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The second Audience Choice Award iPad mini went to Moli from Orara High.
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All the winners of the day with MC Dave, Lou Conway, Alison Sheridan and Myee Gregory.
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The First Aid Kit Subscritpion “Monthly Medic” team from St John Paul College – Chelsea, Jasmine, Siena and Darragh.
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Emma, Charlie and Manahil from Bishop Druitt.
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