Darryl Lyons believes Australia has an opportunity to lead the world in Agri-tech

Darryl Lyons believes Australia has an opportunity to lead the world in Agri-tech

Darryl Lyons believes Australia has an opportunity to lead the world in Agri-tech

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Episode Summary:

Darryl Lyons is the Entrepreneur in Residence at both James Cook University in Cairns, Queensland, and at Farmers2Founders, a national Agri-tech organisation that helps aspiring entrepreneurs and founders from early idea validation through to business growth and international commercialisation. After running several businesses with mixed success, Darryl first encountered the startup world around 6 years ago at a startup weeking in Cairns and found the experience “life changing”. Since then, Darryl has worked in the startup world, with a particular focus on Agri-tech. In his conversation with guest host Will Tjo, Darryl discusses the unique advantages and challenges of founding a startup in regional Australia, as well as his belief that Australia has an opportunity to lead the world in Agri-tech.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Day One Podcast

00:32 Meet Darryl Lyons

00:59 Darryl's Role at James Cook University and Farmers2Founders

01:26 Darryl's Background and Early Entrepreneurial Journey

02:18 Transition to the Startup Ecosystem

03:18 Support Structures in Cairns

04:02 Growth of the Startup Ecosystem in Cairns

04:49 Regional Ecosystem Challenges

06:38 Advantages of Setting Up Startups in Regional Areas

07:43 Perspectives on Improving Regional Ecosystems

09:11 National Support for Entrepreneurs

10:18 Supporting Indigenous Entrepreneurs

11:06 Strengths of the Australian Ecosystem

12:39 Opportunities in Agritech

14:26 Future Opportunities in Northern Australia

15:20 Impact of Election Cycles on Startup Momentum

16:49 Advice for New Entrepreneurs

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