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Join dynamic discussions with founders and industry experts to unpack sector challenges, emerging innovation gaps and where collaboration can accelerate your growth.
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Western Sydney is entering a new era of innovation, and it’s time to amplify the women founders leading the way.
Western Sydney Innovation Connect: Women x Industry Summit puts women founders at the centre of the conversation, showcasing world-class ideas, elevating emerging talent, and creating a powerful space to learn, connect and grow.
Hosted by Western Sydney Business Women (WSBW) in partnership with Entrepreneurial & Small Business Women Australia (ESBWA), and proudly sponsored by Investment NSW, this landmark event creates pathways and connections for women founders and entrepreneurs to lead industry change.
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Designed for women founders and business owners at every stage, this event helps you strengthen your knowledge, refine your direction and build meaningful connections. For industry leaders and policymakers, it’s a chance to support women-led innovation and connect with more women-owned businesses during NSW Women’s Week.

Join dynamic discussions with founders and industry experts to unpack sector challenges, emerging innovation gaps and where collaboration can accelerate your growth.

Hear from Investment NSW specialists on how to navigate government grants, pilot programs and commercialisation channels across key sectors.

Meet founders, investors, corporates and policymakers in a relaxed, high-value networking environment built to spark conversations and collaboration.

Be inspired by women founders, finalists from an open-call Innovation Pitch Sprint, as they share their bold ideas live.

Founder and CEO of Entrepreneurial & Small Business Women Australia (ESBWA) and Western Sydney Women

Co-Founder & Managing Director of Women in AI Australia, Founder & CEO of CREDuED