Earlier year this it was announced that a new entrepreneurial hub will be established in the city – Hub Adelaide.
It’s been a busy six months converting a disused building in Peel Street as the Hub Adelaide home to foster innovation and help grow small businesses, but it’s almost ready to open, so stay tuned.
Hub will be an epicentre for the cross-pollination of people, ideas and initiatives. It will foster a culture of collaboration and innovation by providing hosted spaces, learning events and opportunities to connect people. It will provide the infrastructure – both physical, social and online – for new activities and initiatives which are generated by its community members.
“Hubs provide a range of networking and learning opportunities with each hub like a readymade office and community,” said Brad Krauskopf of Hub Australia.
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“We provide real-world and online opportunities for our members to connect with one another.”
BankSA Managing Director Jane Kittel said as a founding member in the Hub, BankSA was delighted to be able to provide its expertise and workforce experience to support the activities.
She said it Hub Adelaide was a great initiative to help retain young South Australian talent and ideas by connecting them with other like-minded business people, not only around Australia, but also internationally.
For more information visit www.dpti.sa.gov.au/vibrant or contact the Vibrant City Team on 8204 8708, [email protected]
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