iAccelerate Songlines Launch 

At iAccelerate, we’ve created a vibrant ecosystem where the cleverest of ideas take shape.We are a unique business accelerator and incubator program at the University of Wollongong (UOW), where startups, scaleups, social enterprises and intrapreneurs thrive supported by robust education, mentoring, seed funding and unparalleled access to one of the world’s most innovative young research universities.We’ve developed a unique formula that upskills and empowers you to turn your idea into a strong, sustainable business in record time.Join us at our next event to discover the potential to grow your business.

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Join us as iAccelerate CEO, Omar Khalifa launches the iAccelerate Songline Artwork created by Indigenous artist Cheryl Davison. 
Aboriginal Songlines are essentially knowledge networks that enable the communication of ideas to flow back and forth between two or more locations. The artwork is a visual cue for sharing knowledge with the communities involved in iAccelerate.
Enjoy contemporary Aboriginal Bush Tucker catering, a traditional smoking ceremony and traditional dance performance by Doonooch Dance Company.
After the launch guests are invited to tour the iAccelerate Centre, Australia's most active accelerator and incubator, providing a permanent home for 280+ startup companies and learn more about the iAccelerate offerings. 
About the Artist:                                                                                                       
Aboriginal artist Cheryl Davison was born in Bega and has lived most of her life on the coast. She is descended from the Walbunga and Ngarigo people and often depicts stories told to her by family elders.
Davison works on paper, canvas and stone. Her prints are of an exceptionally high standard and marry contemporary style with ancient technique.
Cheryl Davison's work has been purchased by the National Gallery of Australia, NSW State Gallery, Wollongong City Gallery and many private collectors national and internationally.

Roof Top, Level 3, iAccelerate Centre

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