WHAT IS ACIC?

Australia China Innovation Centre is the unique Start-up hub providing Australia start-ups a collaborative ecosystem to make an impact on global market. ACIC is backing Australia entrepreneurs with co-working spaces, investment resources, mentoring services and all around support to grow and flourish.

Our Vision: To be the one-stop shop for Chinese investment in Australian ingenuity. We will do this by:

Creating a self-sustaining pipeline of Australian start-ups that want to go global and will embrace Chinese investment
Creating an unparalleled portfolio of Chinese investors ready to make investments in Australian technology and businesses
Sponsoring targeted, effective and sustainable Chinese market entry for selected Australian start-ups

ACIC’s MARK⁺approach

We help, plan, implement, and manage fundraising initiatives that raise funds today and strengthen organization s for the future.

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MENTORS

We have extensive connections within the Australian and Chinese business communities, and are committed to building a deep mentor portfolio focussed on our industry sector priorities.

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ACCESS

ACIC will provide extensive opportunities for start-ups to physically access the Chinese community of investors and the Chinese market.

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RESOURCES

We will develop an armoury of resources designed to make China market entry more efficient and effective for Australian start-ups.

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KNOWLEDGE

We will organise a series of tailored training programs for start-ups to demystify the market entry process and provide practical, relevant advice and guidance.

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OUR EVENT

25 Jan: Connecting a new bridge between Australian and Chinese science and technology in 2019

On 1 of February 2019, Australia China Innovation Centre will hold a Pitching to China 2019 sharing session for allowing more Australian start-ups to learn more about China and enter Chinese market easily.

20 Dec: Media Focus on innovation and development in Shenzhen and Brisbane

Coinciding with the occasion of the 40th anniversary of Chinese economic reform, on 13 of December, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily interviewed Brisbane Mayor Graham Quirk, Digital Marketing Project Manager Kate Holmes, Shenzhen Brisbane Innovation Hub Liu Yuhui and the father of cervical cancer vaccine — Ian Frazer on the topic of the development of innovative cooperation between China and Australia.

26 Nov: The first Xiong’an international health forum was successfully held

The first Xiong’an international health forum was held on 13 of November. As a grand event for the international health industry, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Geneva’s Director-General Michael Møller and Chinese sub-national leader, famous entrepreneurs and experts in various medical fields attended the forum.