Raise capital from family offices with the Spark Investment Network

This event is exclusively for startup founders looking to raise capital and has an attendance cap. Register your interest by completing this form and our team will be in touch shortly to confirm your registration.

Family offices account for almost a third of all capital invested in startups globally, yet accessing these opportunities remains difficult for many founders.

For the first time, the Spark Investment Network is holding a forum to provide capital raising insights from prominent Australian family offices that have and are investing in local startups – presented in partnership with Herbert Smith Freehills and boutique private wealth group, Ethium Wealth on Tuesday 28th May, in person in Sydney.

You will be advised of the participants on this eye-opening family office panel when your invitation

Higher Stronger Faster - Inspired by the Paris Olympics

Spaghetti's Annual Community Show is on again...

Come and join us and enjoy performances by students from all our classes, from the wee Macaronis through to the Performance Troupe.

With four shows over two days, the Annual Show promises to be an exciting spectacle for the whole family.

This show is our major fundraiser. Your support will help us provide scholarships for flood-affected and disadvantaged families and to buy new equipment for the circus school. Thank you for your generosity.

Schedule

The panelists include:

A CIO of a large Australian family office; and
A third-generation Principal of a renowned Australian family office that commenced in engineering and construction.

Both of these family offices are actively investing both directly and through venture fund managers, and have invested in startups including Unyoked, Blackbird, Airtasker and Canva.

About Spark Festival

Spark Festival has a mandate to coordinate and promote startup-focused events that spark engagement into and across the startup ecosystem. Spark Festival events are produced with thanks to the NSW Government, Australian Computer Society, the Australian Federal Government Department of Industry, Science and Resources, Stone and Chalk, Atlassian Foundation, and our wonderful host for this event, Herbert Smith Freehills.