Event

Australian Innovation Festival (2002 - )

From
2002
Functions
Festival or Event
Website
http://ausinnovation.org/

Summary

The Australian Innovation Festival is a national festival that showcases events and activities to increase public awareness of the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship. It also encourages and supports networking and business opportunities for participants in the areas of research, development and technology commercialisation, across all industry sectors.

The Festival promotes hundreds of events, seminars, workshops, exhibitions, networking functions, design showcases and trade fairs. Events are held in every state and territory in both metropolitan and regional areas.

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Annette Alafaci

Created: 26 August 2003, Last modified: 3 January 2012

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