Description
Cities are the engines of economic growth. Perth and Western Australia’s long-term prosperity will be determined by their ability to create and commercialise new technology, products and services in addition to the achievements of its historically strong mining and energy sector. Knowledge economies demand that we think differently. Perth has long been known as a mining and resources city – but can it also be a successful knowledge and innovation hub building on these and other strengths? How do we create the collaborations that will see our universities, government and the business community working together to create new knowledge industries to underpin our state’s economic future? The landscape of innovation and commercialisation is changing and we must keep pace. Join our panel of experts for this discussion on creating a knowledge and innovation hub for the twenty-first century.| Period | 2016 |
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| Held at | City of Perth, Australia |
| Degree of Recognition | Regional |