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Year in Review 2022_23
GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING 18 SEPTEMBER 2023
Hub Event Program
Date Detail
March 2023 SunCoast Angels Pitch sessions for tech startups
May 2023 SunCoast Angels Pitch sessions for tech startups
Creative in Residence (Dylan Baron - DBX), Music Producer. 5 days (1:1
Aug/Sept 2022
lessons/mentoring)
Aug 2022 The Path workshop - AI x Art - with SC Council Creative Arts
Aug 2022 SportX (sportstech workshop)
Sept 2022 Gary Bolles talk - Future of Work (audience: Career Counsellors)
Big Chats x The Path panel - Digital Transformation for Arts/Creatives (with
Sept 2022
SC Council Creative Arts)
Oct 2022 Biotech Showcase
AtlassiVan (venue host for SC) - road trip across East Coast to promote tech
Oct 2022
industry, remote working
Nov 2022 Firetech pilot trials 1
Nov 22 / May 23 Firetech pilot trials 2
Welcome to new Qld Chief Entrepreneur (Julia Spicer) & ecosystem
Dec 22
breakfast
AI Creative Residency (Pip Bingemann) - presentation, workshops, 1:1
April 2023
mentoring
May 2023 FWD INVEST event
May 2023 Sunny Coast Showdown workshop
June 2023 LGAQ visit - tour of AI Lab
June 2023 UniSC visit - engagement with Hub programs, tour of AI Lab
June 2023 The Refinery 5.0 workshop - AI/tech for creatives
Hub Talent Programs
Cadetships: The Hub’s cadetship program ran across term 3 and 4 in 2022 with two streams: digital
design and web development. There were 15 Cadets in the Digital Design stream and 21 Cadets in
the Web Development stream, from 10 high schools across Noosa and the Sunshine Coast.
The cadetships drew on industry mentors leading expert sessions and workshops for students. A
number of those cadets have graduated into the Hub’s internship programs and are working with
Hub members and partners.
Holiday Programs: (Sept 22, Jan, April, June 23): Across four holiday programs - 20 workshops,
with a total of 554 kids. This included 16 kids who trained during the June holiday program and
formed teams to compete at RoboRAVE robotics competition, held 15-16 July 2023 at UniSC.
Inventor Club: there has been increased interest from January 2023. The group comprises 21
budding engineers, coders and makers aged 9 to 15 (up from 14 kids in 2022). The current leaders
are three Grade 9 boys from St. Andrew’s Anglican College and Noosa Steiner School. Their projects
have ranged from learning to pilot a small drone, game design (Unity), 3D designed (Fusion 360),
printed & arduino coding of a passion project, 3D designed/printed, laser etched ‘holo’ nameplate,
and in Term 3 2023 - 3D designed/printed mini-battlebots (Fusion 360, gears, motors, servos etc).
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