[Re]Launch Pre-Accelerator Showcase Pitch Night

[Re]Launch Pre-Accelerator Showcase Pitch Night

  • 03 Jun 2026
  • 05:00pm - 08:30pm
  • FREE
  • Melbourne City
  • Building 16 (Storey Hall) - RMIT University
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The [Re]Launch Pre-Accelerator Showcase brings together Victoria's next generation of circular startups as they present innovative solutions for a more sustainable future.

Part of RMIT Activator’s commitment to building a more sustainable and resilient future, [Re]Launch is the first pre-accelerator of its kind in Victoria and is delivered in partnership with Boomerang Labs and Lifecycles and supported by LaunchVic.

Over the past 12 weeks, 16 startups have undertaken an intensive journey to refine their solutions to some of today’s most pressing environmental and systemic challenges. Now, they’re ready to pitch their startup solution for a more sustainable future.

They will all present live in Storey Hall. We’ll be providing light refreshments as you explore the showcase space and network with fellow attendees. 

Register here

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