Archive · 27–31 October 2025

Spark Festival 2025

The tenth Spark Festival. Over 4,000 people gathered to celebrate a decade of Spark across Sydney and New South Wales, hosted by universities, incubators, investors, government, founders and supporters, and opened by the Hon. Malcolm Turnbull AC, 29th Prime Minister of Australia. Spark Festival is free and accessible to all, and is run by the Spark Foundation, an Australian registered charity. The 2026 festival runs 21–27 September.

Speakers, hosts and supporters of Spark Festival 2025, led by the Hon. Malcolm Turnbull
          AC, 29th Prime Minister of Australia, who opened the tenth Spark Festival

Harry Godber, CEO of the Spark Foundation, with James Windon, co-founder of Flare, and the Hon. Malcolm Turnbull AC at Spark Festival 2025.

The Spark Festival team at Spark Festival 2025, from left: Nicholas Chilton, Paul Wallbank, Kristy McSweeney, Alexandra Hall, Lucinda Batey, Harry Godber, Calida Tang and Anne-Marie Elias.

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Ten years of Spark, on film

Spark Festival 2025 — highlights
Highlights of the tenth Spark Festival, including the opening session with the Hon. Malcolm Turnbull AC and James Windon, co-founder of Flare.

Spark Festival 2025 — the closing panel
Spark Festival CEO Harry Godber was joined by Kristy McSweeney, Alexandra Hall, Paul Wallbank and Nicholas Chilton to discuss the takeaways from the tenth Spark Festival, and best-practice guidance for founders communicating with corporates, government, investors and media.

More Spark Festival video and press

The 2025 program

Ten years of Spark Festival

The tenth Spark Festival ran from Monday 27 to Friday 31 October 2025 across Sydney and New South Wales, with events continuing into November. The festival was free to attend and participate in; every event below was hosted by someone in the ecosystem.

Monday 27 October

12–1pm

Spark Festival Housing Affordability Lunch

Hosted by Lendlease

Spark Festival tackled Australian housing affordability with a panel of entrepreneurs and policy leaders, exploring the opportunity for startups and technology to lead the way.

Level 14, Barangaroo Tower 3, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney · The Hon. Chris Rath MLC, Shadow Minister for Local Government; James Bowe, CEO and Co-Founder, OwnHome; Rob Asher, Founder, Giraffe; Stephanie Graham, Managing Director, Construction, Lendlease; Angela Peng, Investment Management, Lendlease

4:30–5:15pm

Navigating Difficult Conversations — a repeatable framework

Hosted by Your Mediation

An interactive workshop on approaching and managing challenging discussions with more confidence, introducing a repeatable framework applied to a real example in the session.

Stone & Chalk Tech Central, Level 1, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney · Phyllis Peterson, AMDRAS Accredited Mediator and Lawyer

6–9pm

Spark Festival Opening Celebration

Hosted by Spark Festival

The highlight of the startup calendar. Spark Festival CEO Harry Godber was joined by the 29th Prime Minister of Australia, the Hon. Malcolm Turnbull AC, who looked back at a decade of Australian innovation and ahead at the opportunities and challenges facing the tech sector. James Windon shared his journey building Australia’s largest pay and benefits company and exiting to private equity, and Elizabeth Henderson gave ten years of startup growth advice in ten minutes.

The Collider, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney · The Hon. Malcolm Turnbull AC, 29th Prime Minister of Australia; James Windon, Co-Founder, Flare; Elizabeth Henderson, Venture Capital Partner, HSF Kramer

Tuesday 28 October

10–11am

Due Diligence Workshop

Hosted by Macquarie University Incubator

Navigating due diligence: thorough business evaluations and uncovering hidden risks, from financials to legalities.

Online

11am–1:30pm

Programs, resources and funding support for deep tech and innovation

Hosted by The University of Sydney

The programs, resources and funding available to bring research or a startup idea to market, followed by a catered networking lunch with speakers at dedicated booths.

Sydney Knowledge Hub, Room 277, Level 2, Merewether Building H04, University of Sydney · CSIRO ON Program, Cicada Innovations, Uniseed, Therapeutic Innovation Australia, IP Group Australia, Australian National Fabrication Facility, Industry Growth Program, Sydney Genesis Program, INCUBATE, Australia’s Economic Accelerator

12–1:30pm

The British Opportunity: Going Global to the UK

Hosted by British Consulate-General Sydney

Expansion into the UK market: the strategic, financial and compliance pathways for businesses looking to scale internationally.

British Consulate-General, Level 16, Gateway Building, 1 Macquarie Place, Sydney · Camille Blackburn, Director – Asia Pacific, Financial Conduct Authority; James Swan, Chief Commercial Officer, Mint Payments

12–1pm

Capital Raising Masterclass

Hosted by Wholesale Investor

How founders can streamline capital raising, engage investors and leverage AI.

Stone & Chalk Tech Central, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney · Steve Torso, Wholesale Investor and CapitalHQ

1–2pm

Demystifying Term Sheets

Hosted by Sydney Angels

What a term sheet is and its role in the investment process; using term sheets effectively; common terms and why they are included; term sheets for different situations.

Online · Richard Dale, Committee Member, Sydney Angels

2–4pm

AI Workshop: Trace the Thought

Hosted by UNSW Founders

A workshop on artificial intelligence covering circuit tracing, with networking.

MCIC, Ground Floor, Hilmer Building, UNSW Sydney

3:30–4:30pm

Find your special sauce and be the inspired leader

Hosted by Presence Studio

A taster of Presence Studio’s leadership workshop, using play — voice, body, breath and improv.

Sydney Knowledge Hub, Level 2, Merewether Building, University of Sydney · Genevieve Craig, Chief Facilitator, Presence Studios

4–6pm

Pledge 1% Meetup

Hosted by Pledge 1% Australia

How to embed social impact in a company from day one. Australian Pledge 1% members include Atlassian, Canva, Culture Amp, Salesforce and Airwallex, among 1,800 more.

Canva Space, 110 Kippax Street, Surry Hills · Antonia Ruffell, Managing Director, Pledge 1% Australia

5:30–7pm

Resilient Minds — Navigating the Startup Rollercoaster

Hosted by CoachAnywhere

Strategies to build mental resilience: managing stress, reframing negative thinking and restoring balance.

Stone & Chalk Tech Central, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney · Roy Kwan, Founder, CoachAnywhere

5:30–8pm

From Founder to Leader: How to Scale Yourself as Your Company Grows

Hosted by Founders Edge

The personal growth journey every founder faces: building a startup is not just about scaling the business, it is about scaling yourself.

Stone & Chalk Tech Central, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney · Shelley Laslett, CEO & Co-Founder, Vitae Coach; Timo Kulger, Co-Founder & CPO, Foodini; Lisa Cotton, Leadership Coach; Julian Luca, Founder & CEO, Founders Edge

5:30–8:30pm

AI Agent Workshop: Tool, Context, Memory and Communication

Hosted by ConnectOnion with UNSW Founders and UTS Startups

ConnectOnion is an open-source framework for turning Python functions into AI agents: simple code, twenty minutes to a working agent, no framework lock-in.

UTS Startups, 3 Broadway, Ultimo · Aaron Xie, Founder, ConnectOnion

Wednesday 29 October

8–9:30am

Spark AI Breakfast — The Pitfalls of AI for Startups

Hosted by Decidr

AI is reshaping industries, but 95% of AI pilots fail. Why so many experiments flop, moving beyond AI as a feature toward agentic apps, and what meaningful AI integration looks like in real startup operations. Spark Festival CEO Harry Godber was joined by Decidr Executive Chair David Brudenell for a wrap-up of the event.

Decidr HQ, Level 20, 347 Kent Street, Sydney · David Brudenell, Executive Chair, Decidr; Ian Harris, CEO, eBev; Matt Stejer, Head of Product Tech & AI, Scentia; moderated by Kristy McSweeney, Spark Festival Lead and Founder, PR Counsel

8:30am–5pm

Discovery Day at Tank Stream Suites Martin Place

Hosted by Tank Stream Labs

A full day of co-working discovery with a complimentary day pass, a dedicated desk and a guided welcome.

Level 23, 52 Martin Place, Sydney

12–1pm

Leveraging the R&D Tax Incentive at a time of significant change

Hosted by RSM and Advanced

How Australian startups and scale-ups can leverage R&D incentives, grants and non-equity funding.

Stone & Chalk Tech Central, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney · Peter Xi, Partner, RSM; Pat Stewart, Head of Growth, Advanced

1–2pm

Activating your mind’s full potential

Hosted by VRM Performance Coaching

Tank Stream Labs, Level 17, Barangaroo Tower 3, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney · Veronica Mason, high-performance coach; Dr Cam Higgins, neuroscientist

2–4pm

Spark Your Startup Journey: From Student to Founder or Future Hire

Hosted by UTS Startups

A crash-course launchpad into the innovation ecosystem for aspiring founders and early startup employees.

UTS Startups Event Space, corner of Broadway and Harris Street, Sydney · Michelle Gomes, Co-Founder, Evaheld

3–3:30pm

Sweetspot — Spark Edition

Hosted by Stone & Chalk

The weekly community ritual: community wins, announcements and opportunities.

Stone & Chalk Tech Central, Level 1, 477 Pitt Street, Haymarket · Jacqui Duncan, General Manager NSW, Stone & Chalk

5–8pm

I2N Accelerator Demo Night

Hosted by I2N at the University of Newcastle

Meet regional Australia’s most ambitious founders.

I2N Hub Honeysuckle, 16 Honeysuckle Drive, Newcastle

5:30–7:30pm

UTS Unicorn Incubator: Academia’s Secrets to Funding, Credibility and Growth

Hosted by UTS Startups

How entrepreneurial PhDs are reshaping funding, credibility and growth, with legal, financial and grants advisers on IP protection, governance, co-funding and tax incentives.

UTS Startups Event Space, corner of Broadway and Harris Street, Sydney · Dr Ian Oppermann, Commonwealth Data Standards Chair; Murray Hurps, Director of Entrepreneurship, UTS; Deputy Dean Sarah Kinkel; Mona Chiha, Founder & CEO, JurisTechne; Anne Moore; Vibhu Arya; Lynn Wood, Founder, IdeaSpies

5:30–7:30pm

Motherhood, Startups and Government: Balancing Life and Leadership

Hosted by Spacecubed

Western Sydney Startup Hub, 5 Fleet Street, North Parramatta · Cr Hayley French, City of Parramatta; Shuoyan Zhu, Western Sydney Startup Hub and Western Sydney Tech Innovators

5:30–8:30pm

Brookvale Pitch Club (third edition)

Hosted by Pitch Club

A casual platform for entrepreneurs, startups and business enthusiasts to share ideas.

Dad and Dave’s Brewing, 45 Mitchell Road, Brookvale

6:30–9pm

Spark Festival Sydney Founders’ Dinner

Hosted by Spark Festival

By invitation.

Thursday 30 October

10am–12pm

Early Stage Startup Valuation

Hosted by Macquarie University Incubator

The factors that influence a startup’s valuation, estimating value at different stages, how investors assess risk, and communicating valuation during funding conversations.

8 Hadenfeld Avenue, Macquarie Park

11am–12pm

Building a Strong Startup: Ask a Lawyer and Founder Your Tough Questions

Hosted by LegalVision

Stone & Chalk Tech Central, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney · Morgan Sheargold and Royce Saheed, Practice Leaders, LegalVision; James Bergl, Managing Partner, Bluebird

11am–12pm

Introduction to Crowdfunding

Hosted by StartSomeGood

The fundamentals of crowdfunding and the five Cs, from one of the world’s first crowdfunding platforms dedicated to social impact projects.

Online

12:30–1pm

Accounting and R&D Tax Incentives: Best Practice Tips for Founders

Hosted by Fullstack Advisory

Online · Stuart Reynolds and Jack Dean, Fullstack Advisory

12:30–1:30pm

Three Proven Strategies to Turn Around Employee Underperformance Faster

Hosted by Impact HR

Spotting the real reasons behind underperformance, acting quickly without legal headaches, and creating an engaged, accountable team.

Online · Tania Yates, Impact HR

12:30–1:30pm

Work-Integrated Learning

Hosted by Australian Catholic University

Student internships aligned with business needs, flexible placement models, and building a sustainable talent pipeline.

Online

12:30–4pm

Smart Manufacturing Insights: Panel and Manufacturing Hall Tour at the AMRF

Hosted by Cadpro and Autodesk

Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility, 215 Badgerys Creek Road, Bradfield · Anna Murray, General & Sales Manager, Cadpro Australia; John Stewart, Senior Director APAC Technical, Autodesk; Azmana Hussain, Manager, AMRF Connect; James Stokes, Senior Engineer, Computational Design, AMRF

2–3pm

The 7 Minute Game Changer for Global Success

Hosted by FD Global Connections

A go-to-market strategy using the AI tool Coach Lou.ai — a tailored plan in under an hour.

Online · Trena Blair, Founder & CEO, FD Global Connections

3–4:30pm

Tech Central Walking Tour

Hosted by University of Technology Sydney

An insider’s guide to Australia’s leading innovation district: architecture, pioneering startups, university partnerships and urban design.

UTS Tower, Sydney

5–7pm

CSIRO ON Prime Showcase

Hosted by CSIRO

Research teams share their progress through the ON Prime program: attracting resources and creating impact.

The Collider, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney

5–8pm

Stone & Chalk Tech Central Drinks — Spark Edition

Hosted by Stone & Chalk

Stone & Chalk Tech Central, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney

5:30–7:30pm

AI: Friend, Foe or Frenemy? A Western Sydney Community Conversation

Hosted by Western Sydney Tech Innovators

An interactive panel bringing together tech workers, educators, business owners and community advocates on AI’s real-world impact.

WSU Launchpad, Level 1, 6 Hassall Street, Parramatta

5:30–8pm

Raising Right: The Investor Secrets Every Founder Should Know

Hosted by Founders Edge

A hyper-interactive panel where investors and founders share how to raise smarter and avoid the mistakes that sink deals.

Tank Stream Suites, 52 Martin Place, Sydney · Carolyn Breeze, CEO, Scalare Partners; Brendan Yell, angel investor; Anish Sinha, Co-Founder & COO, Upcover; Julian Luca, Founder & CEO, Founders Edge

5:30–8pm

Women in AI

Hosted by DSAi and UNSW Founders

Career journeys, pathways, evolving roles, new skills and advice for aspiring women in AI and data science.

Michael Crouch Innovation Centre, Building E10, UNSW Sydney, Kensington · Sue Keay, Director, UNSW AI Institute; Eugene Heo, Software Engineering Manager, CBA; Leah Crisell, Founder, Brandloop.ai; Phoebe Davis, Senior Product Manager, Decidr.AI; Sarah Vallee, Fellow, UTS Human Technology Institute

5:30–8pm

Women Building the Future of AI

Hosted by Passionberry

Marketers, founders, technologists and creators using automation and AI to build, innovate and lead.

UTS Startups @ Central, corner of Broadway and Harris Street, Ultimo · Elle Russell, Co-Founder, NightCafe; Alex Waite, Relevance AI; Celia Harding, Founder, LEOPRD; moderated by Kate Ng, Passionberry

5:30–8pm

Circular On Tap

Hosted by Boomerang Labs

Circular Economy Club Sydney’s casual, recurring networking night.

Young Henrys

Friday 31 October

10–11am

Rare Birds Mentoring: a shortcut to clarity for female founders

Hosted by Inspiring Rare Birds

Two small-group sessions with experienced startup mentors.

Online · Jo Burston, Founder and CEO, Inspiring Rare Birds; Phil Hayes-St Clair, CEO coach and Founder, The Partnership Lab

11:30am–1:30pm

Longevity and You — podcast and conversations launch

Hosted by PrimeLife Partners

The four pillars of longevity: care, housing, financial resilience and individual resilience.

UTS Startups Incubator Space, 3 Harris Street, Ultimo · Dr Abby Bloom and Anne-Marie Elias, Co-Founders, PrimeLife Partners; Nadine Esposito, Founder, WealthSpan Advisory

12–1pm

Angel Investing 101

Hosted by Sydney Angels

The funding landscape, Australian technology success stories, the early-stage ecosystem, angel investing and the private capital journey.

Online · Philip Argy, Committee Member, Sydney Angels

12–1pm

Founder Stories: From Startup to Scale-Up — Funding, Failures and Growth

Hosted by Advanced

A candid fireside chat unpacking real startup stories: funding, innovation, challenges, mistakes and hacks.

Stone & Chalk Tech Central, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney · Pat Stewart, Head of Growth, Advanced

12–1pm

Mindful Leadership Workshop

Hosted by EQness

Mindfulness and emotional intelligence for resilience, performance and healthier organisations.

Online · Dr Olga-Lucia Gamboa-Arana, Senior Cognitive Neuroscientist and Founder, EQness

1–2pm

Cashflow Clarity: The Tool Every Founder Needs to Run Their Business

Hosted by Fullstack Advisory

A cashflow forecasting masterclass with a live demo using a real SaaS client example.

Online · James Condon, Virtual CFO, Fullstack Advisory

1–3pm

Mastering the launch: go to market with a party

Hosted by Utopia Rising

Event management for entrepreneurs: launch parties and product reveal gatherings.

Sydney Knowledge Hub, Level 2, Merewether Building, University of Sydney, Darlington · Jonathan Lee, Chief Party Officer and Founder, Utopia Rising

4–6pm

Trust Me, I’m Not a Werewolf: A Game of Quick Change, Uncertainty and Human Signals

Hosted by Playful Purpose

A high-energy social deduction game training agility, collaboration and emotional intelligence.

Online · Julie Trell, Founder & Chief Play Officer, Playful Purpose; Raymond van Driel, global trainer and group dynamics expert; Ted DesMaisons, author and facilitator

5–7pm

Spark Festival Closing Celebration

Hosted by Spark Festival

Spark Festival CEO Harry Godber was joined by Kristy McSweeney, Alexandra Hall, Paul Wallbank and Nicholas Chilton to discuss the takeaways from the tenth Spark Festival, and best-practice guidance for founders communicating with corporates, government, investors and media.

UTS Startups @ Central Event Space, corner of Broadway and Harris Street, Sydney · Harry Godber, Kristy McSweeney, Alexandra Hall, Paul Wallbank, Nicholas Chilton

Saturday 1 November and beyond

Saturday 1 November, 10am–4:30pm

Full-day AI Jam: Supercharge your business with vibecoding and AI automation

Hosted by Western Sydney Tech Innovators

A hands-on introduction to vibecoding and AI automation for small business owners and startup founders, with no technical background required.

Western Sydney Startup Hub, 5 Fleet Street, North Parramatta

Wednesday 5 November, 5:30–7pm

What’s next in tech for dementia care and cognitive support

Hosted by Helpful Engines

UTS Startups Event Space, corner of Broadway and Harris Street, Ultimo · Laura Ramos, Founder, Helpful Engines; Dr Katya Numbers, Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing, UNSW

Wednesday 5 November, 6–8pm

Finding success in entrepreneurial failures

Hosted by Manly Entrepreneurs

WOTSO Manly North Head, 44 North Fort Road, Manly · Matt Ainsworth, Tekkon Technologies

Thursday 6 November, 9am–5pm

AI — The Hope and the Hype

Hosted by Royal Society of NSW

A live stream of the Royal Society of New South Wales and Australia’s Learned Academies Annual Forum, held under the auspices of Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley AC KC, Governor of New South Wales.

Online

Tuesday 11 November, 1–4:30pm

25 Years of Cicada — Deep Tech Expo and Celebration

Hosted by Cicada Innovations

A world-fair style expo celebrating a quarter century as Australia’s home of deep tech.

Cicada Innovations, 4 Cornwallis Street, Eveleigh

Thursday 13 November, 9:30am–5pm

Scaling Rural Ventures Workshop

Hosted by Invest Rural

Panels, fireside chats and a hands-on pitching workshop for rural founders.

Reckless Brewing, Bathurst · Claire Bull, David Lillo-Trynes, Jo Palmer

18 November 2025 · NSW Parliament House

Parliamentary Friends of INVENT

The Parliamentary Friends of Innovators, Ventures, Entrepreneurs and Technology (INVENT) was launched in November 2025. With the largest ever crowd to attend such an event in NSW Parliament, the President of the Legislative Council, the Hon. Ben Franklin MLC, appointed co-chairs the Hon. Jacqui Munro MLC, Jason Yat-Sen Li MP and Mark Coure MP to lead this bipartisan group for the life of the parliament. Through this group, the Spark Foundation helps parliamentarians of all stripes engage with the startup ecosystem and understand the policy needs of our tech sector as it evolves. Spark Foundation CEO Harry Godber was joined by the Hon. Anoulack Chanthivong MP, Minister for Innovation, for the launch, together with Kristy McSweeney, founder of The PR Counsel, and Nicholas Chilton, founder of Venture Affairs, who supported this initiative alongside Spark.

Harry Godber, CEO of the Spark Foundation, far left, at the launch of the Parliamentary Friends of Innovators, Ventures, Entrepreneurs and Technology (INVENT) at NSW Parliament House on 18 November 2025, with the Hon. Anoulack Chanthivong MP, NSW Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology
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The launch of the Parliamentary Friends of INVENT at NSW Parliament House, 18 November 2025. Spark Foundation CEO Harry Godber, far left, was joined by the Hon. Anoulack Chanthivong MP, NSW Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology, alongside Kristy McSweeney, founder of The PR Counsel, and Nicholas Chilton, founder of Venture Affairs.

About the Parliamentary Friends of INVENT

Who ran it

The 2025 team

Chief executive officer
Harry Godber, Chief Executive OfficerHG
Harry Godber
Chief Executive Officer
The Spark Festival leads
Alexandra Hall, Green tech and sustainabilityAH
Alexandra Hall
Green tech and sustainability
Calida Tang, Deep tech, AI and public policyCT
Calida Tang
Deep tech, AI and public policy
Harry Godber, Investment, regulation and entrepreneurshipHG
Harry Godber
Investment, regulation and entrepreneurship
Kristy McSweeney, Corporate and international relationsKM
Kristy McSweeney
Corporate and international relations
Lucinda Batey, Event management and ecosystem coordinationLB
Lucinda Batey
Event management and ecosystem coordination
Nicholas Chilton, Deep tech, cyber and public policyNC
Nicholas Chilton
Deep tech, cyber and public policy
Paul Wallbank, Ecosystem, media and communicationsPW
Paul Wallbank
Ecosystem, media and communications
Board of directors
Murray Hurps, ChairMH
Murray Hurps
Chair
Anne-Marie Elias, Non-Executive DirectorAE
Anne-Marie Elias
Non-Executive Director
Maria MacNamara, Non-Executive DirectorMM
Maria MacNamara
Non-Executive Director

Program themes

What the 2025 festival was about

Spark Founding and Raising

Supporting Australian founders, and aspiring founders, to build and grow startups here: workshops and advice for early-stage entrepreneurs, diverse forms of investment, connecting startups with corporate innovators, and avoiding the common pitfalls.

Spark AI

A core stream as AI’s impact on global economic transformation accelerates: support for AI founders and investors, engaging the wider business community on opportunity and risk, building trust in AI products, and activating Tech Central as a knowledge hub.

Spark Startup Teams

A focus beyond the founder, on the thousands of people who build and scale tech companies across engineering, data, product and commercial roles — and on normalising startups as a career path.

Spark Sustainability and Impact

Meeting the energy challenge, understanding impact investment, building a more inclusive tech sector and showcasing the best of green tech.

Spark Housing and Infrastructure

The opportunity for startups to lead on housing affordability and infrastructure, at a time of unprecedented policy focus: finance, construction technology, data centres, advanced manufacturing, regulation, standards, planning and zoning.

The Spark Investment Network

Launched in 2023, the Spark Investment Network is a format restricted to startup founders who are investment-ready and currently in market: access to hard-to-reach investors from across the Asia-Pacific, including private equity and family offices, and to global venture capital and corporate venture funds beyond Australia’s shores.

Spark regional

In 2024 Spark hit the road for the first time, partnering with local innovators across New England, Hunter, Mid North Coast, Central West, Riverina, Tablelands, Western Sydney and Sydney South — supported by Investment NSW, the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science and Resources, and Innovate at Charles Sturt.

2025 sponsors and supporters

Major sponsors of the tenth Spark Festival: City of Sydney, Decidr, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer and Stone & Chalk. With support from Venture Affairs, Brilliant Communications and The PR Counsel.

See the 2026 program