At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

The Wellington Momentum Committee supports students from VUW and Massey. Software ventures, creative products, service businesses and mission-led initiatives are common, though every round brings something different. The committee blends student insight with experience from government agencies, TTOs, VC firms and start-up founders.

Canterbury supports student-led ventures from UC and Lincoln. Fintech ideas, sustainability-focused solutions and consumer products often feature, alongside other emerging innovations that don’t fit neatly into a category. Around the table are students, commercialisation professionals, investors and founders who’ve navigated the journey themselves.

Manawatū often sees agritech, new materials or food innovation projects, but the scope is always broader than any descriptor suggests. The committee combines Massey postgraduate students with experienced professional who’ve spent years in commercialisation, investment and research translation.

This Committee works with students across the University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic. You’ll see marketplaces, service-based ventures, sustainability projects and education tools—plus plenty of ideas that don’t sit in any typical box. The committee brings together students with experienced voices from commercialisation teams, angel networks, venture firms and active founders.

At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

The Wellington Momentum Committee supports students from VUW and Massey. Software ventures, creative products, service businesses and mission-led initiatives are common, though every round brings something different. The committee blends student insight with experience from government agencies, TTOs, VC firms and start-up founders.

At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

Manawatū often sees agritech, new materials or food innovation projects, but the scope is always broader than the descriptor suggests. The committee combines Massey postgraduate students with experienced professional who’ve spent years in commercialisation, investment and research translation.

Canterbury supports student-led ventures from UC and Lincoln. Fintech ideas, sustainability-focused solutions and consumer products often feature, alongside other emerging innovations that don’t fit neatly into a category. Around the table are students, commercialisation professionals, investors and founders who’ve navigated the journey themselves.

This Committee works with students across the University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic. You’ll see marketplaces, service-based ventures, sustainability projects and education tools—plus plenty of ideas that don’t sit in any typical box. The committee brings together students with experienced voices from commercialisation teams, angel networks, venture firms and active founders.

The Wellington Momentum Committee supports students from VUW and Massey. Software ventures, creative products, service businesses and mission-led initiatives are common, though every round brings something different. The committee blends student insight with experience from government agencies, TTOs, VC firms and start-up founders.

Canterbury supports student-led ventures from UC and Lincoln. Fintech ideas, sustainability-focused solutions and consumer products often feature, alongside other emerging innovations that don’t fit neatly into a category. Around the table are students, commercialisation professionals, investors and founders who’ve navigated the journey themselves.

At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

Manawatū often sees agritech, new materials or food innovation projects, but the scope is always broader than the descriptor suggests. The committee combines Massey postgraduate students with experienced professional who’ve spent years in commercialisation, investment and research translation.

The Wellington Momentum Committee supports students from VUW and Massey. Software ventures, creative products, service businesses and mission-led initiatives are common, though every round brings something different. The committee blends student insight with experience from government agencies, TTOs, VC firms and start-up founders.

At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

Canterbury supports student-led ventures from UC and Lincoln. Fintech ideas, sustainability-focused solutions and consumer products often feature, alongside other emerging innovations that don’t fit neatly into a category. Around the table are students, commercialisation professionals, investors and founders who’ve navigated the journey themselves.

At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

Manawatū often sees agritech, new materials or food innovation projects, but the scope is always broader than the descriptor suggests. The committee combines Massey postgraduate students with experienced professional who’ve spent years in commercialisation, investment and research translation.

The Wellington Momentum Committee supports students from VUW and Massey. Software ventures, creative products, service businesses and mission-led initiatives are common, though every round brings something different. The committee blends student insight with experience from government agencies, TTOs, VC firms and start-up founders.

Canterbury supports student-led ventures from UC and Lincoln. Fintech ideas, sustainability-focused solutions and consumer products often feature, alongside other emerging innovations that don’t fit neatly into a category. Around the table are students, commercialisation professionals, investors and founders who’ve navigated the journey themselves.

This Committee works with students across the University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic. You’ll see marketplaces, service-based ventures, sustainability projects and education tools—plus plenty of ideas that don’t sit in any typical box. The committee brings together students with experienced voices from commercialisation teams, angel networks, venture firms and active founders.

At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

The Wellington Momentum Committee supports students from VUW and Massey. Software ventures, creative products, service businesses and mission-led initiatives are common, though every round brings something different. The committee blends student insight with experience from government agencies, TTOs, VC firms and start-up founders.

The Wellington Momentum Committee supports students from VUW and Massey. Software ventures, creative products, service businesses and mission-led initiatives are common, though every round brings something different. The committee blends student insight with experience from government agencies, TTOs, VC firms and start-up founders.

Manawatū often sees agritech, new materials or food innovation projects, but the scope is always broader than the descriptor suggests. The committee combines Massey postgraduate students with experienced professional who’ve spent years in commercialisation, investment and research translation.

This Committee works with students across the University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic. You’ll see marketplaces, service-based ventures, sustainability projects and education tools—plus plenty of ideas that don’t sit in any typical box. The committee brings together students with experienced voices from commercialisation teams, angel networks, venture firms and active founders.

At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

At any given meeting you might hear pitches spanning deep tech, digital platforms, consumer products or something entirely unexpected. The committee is made up of students from UoA and AUT—alongside commercialisation experts, investors and founders with hands-on experience.

Manawatū often sees agritech, new materials or food innovation projects, but the scope is always broader than the descriptor suggests. The committee combines Massey postgraduate students with experienced professional who’ve spent years in commercialisation, investment and research translation.

The Wellington Momentum Committee supports students from VUW and Massey. Software ventures, creative products, service businesses and mission-led initiatives are common, though every round brings something different. The committee blends student insight with experience from government agencies, TTOs, VC firms and start-up founders.