Innovating for tomorrow
ClubsNSW, the peak industry body for registered clubs in New South Wales, has partnered with Slingshot Accelerator to launch ClubsTHRIVE.
The program, open to Startups, Scaleups, and community projects, is an integral part of the organisation’s broader digital strategy, which aims to drive greater engagement, growth, and diversification for its 1,200 member Clubs.
Anthony Ball, CEO of ClubsNSW, said the accelerator program has the potential to transform how Clubs do business and support the communities they serve, particularly in regional and rural areas.
“ClubsNSW has a proud, rich history of giving, which we’re incredibly proud of and will continue to invest in. By partnering with Slingshot, we hope to work closely with the best and brightest of Australia’s Startup community to uncover the next big ideas for our industry,” he said.
“We’re already looking at things like digital literacy for over-65s and eSports in our clubs, but we know there are plenty more fresh ideas and creative thinking out there. We’re excited to hear from the community on how we can use technology to lead our clubs into a stronger and more impactful future.”
Interview coming soon
Innovating for tomorrow
ClubsNSW, the peak industry body for registered clubs in New South Wales, has partnered with Slingshot Accelerator to launch ClubsTHRIVE.
The program, open to Startups, Scaleups, and community projects, is an integral part of the organisation’s broader digital strategy, which aims to drive greater engagement, growth, and diversification for its 1,200 member Clubs.
Anthony Ball, CEO of ClubsNSW, said the accelerator program has the potential to transform how Clubs do business and support the communities they serve, particularly in regional and rural areas.
“ClubsNSW has a proud, rich history of giving, which we’re incredibly proud of and will continue to invest in. By partnering with Slingshot, we hope to work closely with the best and brightest of Australia’s Startup community to uncover the next big ideas for our industry,” he said.
“We’re already looking at things like digital literacy for over-65s and eSports in our clubs, but we know there are plenty more fresh ideas and creative thinking out there. We’re excited to hear from the community on how we can use technology to lead our clubs into a stronger and more impactful future.”
Interview coming soon