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Energising start-ups

KPMG Australia will build on the success of its 2015 Energise program with corporate participants this year set to complete a new curriculum that will help large organisations maximise the benefits of collaborating with startups.

Karma Barndon
Energising start-ups

Energise 2.0, a 12-week energy and natural resources startup accelerator program, encourages collaboration between startups and top tier resources sector corporates to deliver step change improvements...

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