15 July 2025

Startup Sprint: from idea to impact

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Startup Sprint: from idea to impact
Startup Sprint: from idea to impact
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Have an idea for a business, side hustle or social enterprise but not sure where to start?

Join us for the Carey Academy Startup Sprint, a free two-day intensive program designed to help you transform ideas into impactful, purpose-driven ventures. Whether you're exploring a new concept or ready to scale an early-stage project, this sprint offers the tools, frameworks and mentorship to get you moving fast and with confidence.

What to expect

  • Practical, hands-on workshops covering ideation, validation, prototyping and pitching.
  • Startup tools like the LEAN Canvas and customer journey mapping.
  • Real-time feedback from facilitators and peers.
  • The opportunity to pitch your idea to a panel for advice and insight.
  • Includes lunch, refreshments and networking opportunities throughout.

Who can apply?

The program is open to teams of up to three people working on a business idea, with at least one member required to be a Carey community member, i.e. alumni, parent, past parent or friend of Carey.

Why apply?

  • Turn your idea into action in just two days.
  • Gain expert guidance and practical startup tools. Build connections with like-minded alumni and community innovators.
  • Walk away with a clearer roadmap and the confidence to pitch your venture.
  • This program is free!

We are now taking expressions of interest for the 2026 program. Register your place and be part of Carey’s entrepreneurial future.

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