Hoperidge Capital

Light Warrior is Radek Sali's private investment firm. Radek Sali was previously the CEO of Swisse vitamins and led the business over a 10 year growth period to a $1.7bn sale in 2015. Light Warrior invests in a variety of businesses, from early stage startups to more established businesses. Light Warrior is a socially minded, positive and principle-driven investment firm. Investments to date include an investment in Jimmy Grants food outlets, Hydralyte, Made by Cow, and Stratosphere Agency.

BridgeLane is a single family office committed to sustainable innovation and capital growth across diverse asset classes.

Tulla Group is the Maloney family's Australian-owned investment group. It invests its own capital across mining and resources and venture capital in AI, agtech, fintech and enterprise.

A family office with a diversified portfolio that invests in early-stage companies, venture debt and growth capital, alternative assets, and listed equities, and offers advisory and consulting services.

Tozer and Co describes itself as a family office co-investing with capital partners. It focuses on Australian small and medium enterprises, special situations and financial markets, with portfolio examples spanning seed/follow-on and Series C rounds.

EPIQ Capital Group is a multi-family office catering to families with a net worth above $100 million. EPIQ does not have its own internal funds or sell any proprietary products of its own, freeing it of potential conflicts of interest. EPIQ was founded by Chad Boeding, who previously co-founded ICONIQ Capital.

Australian Capital Equity is the family office of Kerry Stokes, investing primarily in media, industrial services, and resources.

Nine Entertainment Co (NEC) is Nine’s listed parent company and operates a media network spanning broadcast, streaming, publishing and digital out of home.

Banksia Capital is a Perth-based private equity firm providing equity funds for expansion, acquisition and small-to-mid market buyouts in WA. Banksia was established in 2003 and has since invested more than $150m into private WA businesses. We primarily look for private, profitable businesses (more than $1 million) that we can add value to. We typically invest $3 to $15m per business and hold for 2 to 7 years and can hold minority or majority stakes. We offer deep expertise in managing growth via M&A and in securing debt, and helping to solve succession issues in family run businesses.

808 Ventures is an investment management firm focused on early-stage technology investments. It describes itself as a venture capital firm and reports investments in Equal1 and StretchSense.

Navitas Ventures is the education venturing arm of Navitas. With teams in 50 cities around the world, we build, invest and partner in education innovation. We are a dynamic team that works with founders, entrepreneurs, tertiary institutions and industry partners in flexible ways. Navitas Ventures does not have a set amount of capital which must be invested in a limited period, but seeks to invest approximately $10m per year. It is looking for long-term investments in companies which will work in synergy with the Navitas education business. Typically, it will look to initially own between 5-15% of a company's equity, with potential to grow this in follow-on rounds. Navitas was an Australian education startup 20+ years ago and pioneered the pathways business model, now a global multi billion dollar industry. In 2014, Forbes ranked Navitas one of the world's most innovative growth companies and today Navitas is a $2b education company serving more than 80,000 students in 50 countries.

Industry agnostic fund investing in the next generation of purpose-driven entrepreneurs and innovators.