
Our Industry Network
Founders who have built and sold companies, operators who have scaled them, and investors who decide which ones get funded. The people who make our programs work are the ones who have already done it.
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Industry from day one.
Every Future Minds program is taught and judged by people currently building companies, backing them, or running the organisations your students want to work for one day.
Who's in the room
Founders, operators and investors who give their time to this. They run live sessions, sit with teams through the hard part, and judge the pitch finals at the end of the program.

Nathaniel Diong
Future Minds Network

Luke Anderson
Fair Threads

Stuart Mkojera-Thomson
Good Business Foundation

Jonathan Milgate
Camplify

Sarah Frazer
Newy Tech People

Lauren Pollock
The Y Australia
What it actually looks like
Young people meet our industry network in different ways depending on the program. Whether it be in a masterclass, across a six-week mentorship, or in the ten minutes after their pitch night. Here is what that has looked like.
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150 students, one day, one real brief.
We partnered with Monash University to put a real brand challenge in front of students. By the end of the day, senior UNIQLO leaders had heard every pitch.

Six weeks, then a room full of investors.
Toyota Community Trust co-funded FutureHack across regional Australia. Students turned ideas into ventures before pitching to Microsoft, Startmate and Toyota.

A creative practice, treated like a career.
Young people turned jewellery, crochet, painting, henna and origami into real businesses, with mentorship, microgrants and a community showcase.
From the front of the room and the back of it
One email, and we handle the rest.
Our team is here to help you choose the best path based on your goals and interests.







