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Freshly Hacked

FreshlyHacked is a weekend where fresh ideas, talents and skills collide. A search for innovative, entrepreneurial and solutions to solve problems that we all face in our daily life. If you’ve always had a startup or entrepreneurial idea and want to work with a group of people around the idea, this is for you. Or you may just love ideas and want to work with a group of people to launch a startup or idea.

Unlike other similar events such as Startup Weekend and Startup Hackathon, ideas pitched at FreshlyHacked should solve a social problem or add social value to the community.

The 48 hour will bring together a diverse group of young people up to the age of 29 regardless of your backgrounds, talents, skills or whether if you have any ideas!

How does it work?
Participants (i.e. YOU) come together on Friday evening for some food and drinks and listen to some pitches or you pitch your own idea. The top ideas voted by you will go through to the next round where everyone is invited to form teams around the voted ideas.
Over the 2 days, teams then work on turning the idea into concept, business case and build a prototype or minimum viable product to be pitched on the final day.

Following the weekend, the networks and partners will support, mentor and kick in to help bring these fresh ideas to life.

WINNER: $500 + 6 months Hub25 (1 day a week) membership at Hub Melbourne + 3 months free residency at GENIAUS + 1 FREE ticket to the Melbourne Entrepreneurs Workshop hosted by the Melbourne Angels to mingle, and connect with some investors and learn how to get investment.

1ST RUNNER UP: 3 months Hub25 (1 day a week) membership at Hub Melbourne + 3 months free residency at GENIAUS

There will be cash prizes up for grabs, as well as two-weeks residency at Hub Melbourne and support from Hub Melbourne and Foundation for Young Australians’ partners and friends.

FreshlyHacked is brought to you by Foundation for Young Australians, Ninefold, Small Giants, GetViable and Hub Melbourne.

Confirmed mentors:
Judy Anderson – Innovation Analyst, Deloitte Innovation
Andrew Brough – Managing Director, Foundation for Young Australians
Rick Chen – Co-Founder, Pozible.com
Keith Don – Head of Digital, World Vision
Kelly Brough – Founder, Oola Retail Concepts & former Digital Director, Lonely Planet
Cameron Rambert – Co-Founder, GENIAUS
Leslie Barry – Co-Founder, GetViable
Adam Sacareno – Peak Design Ltd
more to come.

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