Split Spaces Mackay was recently awarded $77,500 in funding to excel in a new era of innovation and technological advancement within the region. With a focus on driving Mackay's tech potential forward, Split Spaces is always evolving and making crucial changes that will benefit businesses and entrepreneurs alike.
One key initiative facilitated by this funding is the development of comprehensive strategies to harness the power of technology for business success. Through workshops and training sessions conducted over the next 12 months, Split Spaces aims to equip local businesses with the knowledge and tools needed to integrate technology effectively into their operations.
From AI workshops to discussions on building tech-centric strategies, businesses will learn how to enhance efficiency and productivity, ultimately driving growth and competitiveness in the market.
The grant opens up opportunities for strategic partnerships with major investors, who share Split Spaces' vision for fostering innovation and entrepreneurship within the region. By securing support from these partners, Split Spaces can expand its programs and services, providing even greater support to businesses across various sectors, from digital design to recruitment.
Critical action points stemming from this funding include the identification and launch of initiatives aimed at addressing gaps in the regional innovation ecosystem. By seeking input from key stakeholders, Split Spaces will develop targeted interventions to enhance overall innovation outcomes, creating a more beneficial environment for tech-driven growth and development in Mackay.
Split Spaces is hosting an upcoming one-day event on May 13th, celebrating Small Business Month. This event invites individuals to delve into interactive learning experiences, workshops and insights shared by guest speakers from across Australia.
On May 16th, a Tech and AI Innovation Networking Event will be held, commencing from 3pm at Split spaces, with a main focus on leveraging technology and AI for regional business expansion and growth.
Facility and Events Manager of Split Spaces in Mackay, Kirra Tully expressed her excitement for the upcoming events.
“We host quite a few networking events so that people can get together and mingle and it’s just a fun and busy space.
“The idea around it is to alleviate the fear around the AI tools and trends, because at the end of the day you’re not going to be replacing a person you’re just going to be improving your business.”
Kirra Tully, Facility and Events Manager of Split Spaces in Mackay.
