Thinking of an entrepreneurial career in the ever-growing startup world? Follow the advice of a young UQ graduate, who is creating positive change through her sustainable venture idea.
Ashley Baxter had been down so many career paths she feared she was getting lost.
From psychology to business to IT, Baxter (Bachelor of Business Management / Bachelor of Information Technology ’18) found her true calling through the UQ’s Ventures program.
She is now the founder of a startup known as EarthOffset, which is building the technology to make the world more sustainable through the power of compost.
Here is her advice to budding entrepreneurs hoping to make their dreams a reality.
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Ashley Baxter completed UQ Ventures' accelerator program, ilab Accelerator, in 2019. Her startup was EarthOffset.
ilab Accelerator runs for six-months each year and offers a $20,000 equity-free grant to each team. The program also includes workshops, mentoring, an Entrepreneur in Residence, partner deals, desk space and introductions to investors.