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Celebrating Innovation and Success at the Annual Victorian Startup Gala



Victoria's vibrant startup ecosystem has been making waves in the world of innovation, and what better way to recognize and celebrate its achievements than through an exclusive event like the Annual Victorian Startup Gala? This prestigious gathering brings together key players in the Victoria startup scene, fostering connections, and applauding the continuous success and expansion of these pioneering ventures.


On Thursday, 27th July 2023, H.E Mrs. Wassane Zailache, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to Australia and the Honorary Consul of the Kingdom of Morocco in Victoria Mr. Roland Jabbour OAM, attended the Launch of Vic Annual Victorian Startup Gala Dinner, both invited by Hatch Quarter, a prominent startup company and the organization spearheading this gala.


The Victorian Startup Gala serves as a powerful testament to the dedication and hard work put forth by the entrepreneurs who dare to dream and transform their ideas into reality.


The gala not only celebrates past achievements but also looks forward to the boundless potential of the future. It serves as a melting pot of ideas, a platform where innovators can network, exchange insights, and forge partnerships that may shape the landscape of tomorrow's business world. Moreover, the presence of distinguished guests like Mr. Jabbour and H.E. Mrs. Zailache adds a touch of global significance to the event, opening doors to potential collaborations on an international scale.


The annual Victorian Startup Gala remains an inspiring event for all those involved, entrepreneurs, investors, or supporters of the startup ecosystem. It is a night of celebration and gratitude, a tribute to the pioneers who dare to challenge norms, disrupt industries, and pave the way for a brighter, more innovative future. As this tradition continues to grow, so does the influence and impact of Victoria's startup community, leaving an indelible mark on the world of entrepreneurship.

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