Phil Morle explains the struggles that incubators often face

Phil Morle explains the struggles that incubators often face

Phil Morle explains the struggles that incubators often face

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Episode Summary:

Phil Morle is a Partner at Main Sequence Ventures, a venture capital firm founded by the CSIRO which invests in early stage technology companies with science at their core. Prior to this role Phil co-founded and was CEO of Pollenizer, one of Australia’s earliest startup incubators. In his conversation with Adam, Phil discusses how the experiences in a previous career as a theatre director have helped him in the startup world, and why incubators like Pollenizer often struggle to find a sustainable business model.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Day One Podcast

00:29 Meet Phil Morle

00:51 Phil's Early Involvement in Technology

01:46 Transitioning to Sydney and Kazaa

03:12 The Rise of Kazaa and its Impact

05:37 Lessons Learned from Kazaa

06:26 The Birth of Polonizer

08:16 The Concept of Startup Science

10:57 The Importance of Storytelling in Startups

14:22 Transitioning from Polonizer to Main Sequence Ventures

20:07 Building the Australian Startup Ecosystem

27:50 Challenges in the Current Startup Ecosystem

31:24 Advice for New Founders

39:26 Closing Thoughts on the Future of the Ecosystem

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