Episode Summary:
In this episode, Cheryl Mack and Maxine Minter engage in an enlightening conversation with Bronwen Clune, discussing her journey from journalism to startups and back to media. Bronwen shares insights on the Australian startup ecosystem, the future of journalism, and the intersecting landscapes of politics, markets, and entrepreneurship. Delving into the impact of risk appetite, the tension between traditional markets and startups, and the evolving dynamics of super funds, the discussion provides a comprehensive view of the current landscape.
Key themes include the shifting risk perceptions in Australia, the resilience and adaptability of Australian startups, and the impact of broader economic and political factors on the ecosystem. With a focus on building stronger companies and navigating challenges, Bronwen offers valuable perspectives on driving innovation and growth in an ever-changing environment.
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• Risk appetite plays a fundamental role in distinguishing between traditional markets and startups.
• Australia's startup ecosystem demonstrates resilience and efficiency in the face of challenges.
• The housing crisis and changing economic landscapes are fuelling interest in startups and alternative investments.
• Tension between super funds and risk-taking behaviours may influence the entrepreneurial landscape.
• Australian founders are embracing independence and innovation, shaping the future of the industry.
• Capital Brief Website
• Bronwen Clune's LinkedIn Profile
