How I started up
We hear that entrepreneurship will change the world. That's great, but is it really for you?
Is it true that anyone can be an entrepreneur? Can you really finish a degree, have a family and have a life outside of a startup?
Three startup founders at varying stages in their journey talk about how they see entrepreneurship as it relates to their career ambitions, work-life balance and sense of purpose.
Join us for an honest, no-BS discussion about whether entrepreneurship is worth it for you.
Our guests
Joel Meredith is a UTS product design student and founder of Melo Ring, a smart device which can be used to control and share music between users. Joel is passionate about designing for aesthetics, function and user-experience.
Steph Weiss is a UTS software engineering student who joined Arula as the Chief Technology Officer. Now CEO, Steph has lots to say about the why, how and what of being a startup founder and an undergraduate student.
Sinay Salamon is a UTS science alumna who founded aXonPlay when she saw people close to her struggling to communicate due to health issues which were commonly misunderstood. She's passionate about pursuing purpose, building team and building products that help people.