Charlie Gunningham

OPINION: Pitching a startup is no laughing matter, unless it is.

OPINION: Supporting local startups with your custom is an easy way to help them on their business journey.

A Perth entrepreneur has developed a device to measure the ‘ping’ of a cricket bat.

Isabel Vieira and Charlie Gunningham discuss trends in the startup ecosystem.

OPINION: WA’s startups and scale-ups have hit a record valuation, but continued investment is needed.

It has been a positive year for 10 startups Business News has followed throughout 2021.

Startup founders seeking hockey stick growth are in for a surprise.

Customers are creatures of habit, so a new product needs to be a significant improvement on the competition.

Perth Angels group, celebrating its 10th year, finds success in starting small and working together.

A new startup is due to launch in Perth next month aiming to capitalise on a surge in electric vehicles.

A driving force behind Curtin Ignition is taking on a new challenge, after the program celebrated its 11th year.

WA’s investment environment is yet to truly embrace tech startups.

Pitch events may make for great theatre or TV, but perhaps they’re not the best way to assess a startup’s true potential.

A basic understanding of coding can have many benefits.

A new app aims to reduce social isolation on remote mine sites.

Few startups will tick all investors’ boxes, but there are some simple criteria to be aware of.

The funds may not be overflowing for the tech sector, but it’s not all doom and gloom.

A local startup is taking a fresh approach to mental health in the workplace.

Scalable startups need money, naturally, but also healthy dose of wisdom and advice.

Founders and investors want the same outcome: success.

Entrepreneurs must be prepared to take the leap without a parachute.

Innovation should be embraced, not feared.

It’s instructive for businesses to examine how their own startup ‘teaser deck’ may look.

Perth-founded technology company WellteQ listed this week in Canada after a $9.8 million capital raising, the first step in its assault on the North American market.

Tech startups are hoping the new state government will help develop, and fund, opportunities.

Local tech startups still need angel investors.

Property assets represent a significant portion of the nation’s wealth, so why are there so few tech businesses servicing the sector?

VR and AR technologies are gradually proving their value across business sectors.

Could WA’s next Canva be ready to take on the world? Some pointers on what to look for among the leading local hopefuls.

A Curtin Ignition program helped a Perth couple scale their business and take on all comers.

WA startups cover a broad range of business sectors, from small players to multi-milliondollar operations.

Business must be good if your company name becomes a verb, as it has with Zoom.