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2006 News
1/9/06 | Indian Link - Linking Australia with India Indian Link - Linking Australia with India
1/9/06 Client Harvests Through Very Successful Trade Sale
1/7/06 Client Successfully Receives Over $30,000 EMDG
1/7/06
Gizmag Tells The WorldGO: The coreheat dry-on-the-inside wetsuitJune 5, 2006 The wetsuit was invented in 1951 by UC Berkeley physicist Hugh Bradner to help the U.S. Navy’s “underwater swimmers” who were experiencing difficulties thanks to the advent of the Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus (SCUBA) putting them in cold water for long periods. Bradner recognised that divers did not need to be dry to be warm and that thermal insulation could be obtained by air entrapped in the material of the suit … and the wet suit was born. The wetsuit facilitated humans spending long periods in cold water in relative comfort and the protection it affords has been a key enabling factor in the evolution of a host of water-based recreational activities such as sail boarding, body boarding, canyoning, triathlons, swimming, water skiing, diving, sailing and surfboard riding. As the quality of neoprene has improved and wetsuit design has evolved in particular ways for particular sports, the global wetsuit market has grown to somewhere between three and five million units annually. Until recently, wetsuit panels were stitched together, allowing water to enter between the stitching but in recent years, glue-based systems have overcome this problem, though water still enters through the suit’s zipper, plus neck, wrist and ankle openings. Now a new system for preventing water entering the wetsuit altogether raises the possibility of an upmarket, premium drysuit. The coreheat system eliminates many of the problems associated with current wetsuits in that it offers a lighter, more thermally efficient and much more comfortable wet suit that is immune from the cold water flushing which saps the body’s core temperature. (more...)
1/6/06 2006 Next Big Thing Award - Finalised !Innovative surf technology COREHEAT set to revolutionise the surf industry and currently being commercialised by cre8biz was awarded a prestigious finalist award for being successful in getting to the last few out of hundreds of ideas nationally in the 2006 Next Big Thing Awards.
31/5/06 Australian Innovation Festival FREE Info Sessions Throughout the month of May cre8biz as part the Australian Innovation Festival is running turbo charged information sessions for budding or exising entrepreneurs who want to know the juicy bits about how to craft their ideas further, assess their commercial feasibility, mock them up, test them, then put barbed wire around them so no one can steal them. These free punchy sessions will help minimise potential loss to you of valuable time, energy, emotions and money. Please click on the festival icon below or call or email us now to book your spot as there are limited seats ! Anthill Flying Ants Read On Until the end of May cre8biz is offering Australian Anthill readers as part of the national Australian Innovation Festival a free strictly confidential and no obligation screening of their new innovation. You might have a cool new product idea or business idea and want to know whether it has commercial merit, we will let you know. This special offer will hopefully minimise potential loss of energy, emotions and potentially misspent money. So, what are you waiting for, please call or email us now ! Finalist in the 2006 Next Big Thing Award Innovative surf technology COREHEAT set to revolutionise the surf industry and currently being commercialised by cre8biz has been selected as a Finalist in the 2006 Next Big Thing Awards out of hundreds of national entries. The Finalists get to display and showcase their innovations for the month of May at the Innovation Festival in Victoria. As a Finalists this technology will be competing fo several places and prizes to be awared on the 26th of May 2006. The award celebrates and promotes Australian Innovation and is a key event of the 2006 Australian Innovation Festival. For further information please visit http://www.innovic.com.au/nextbigthing/index.jsp Another Client Successfully Receives EMDG
17/3/06 Client Enters 2006 Next Big Thing AwardInnovative surf technology COREHEAT set to revolutionise the surf industry and currently being commercialised by cre8biz has entered into the 2006 Next Big Thing Award to be awarded in May 2006. The 2006 Next Big Thing Award is a national competition to find and showcase new Australian products with the potential to become the 'next big thing'. The award celebrates and promotes Australian Innovation and is a key event of the 2006 Australian Innovation Festival. For further information please visit http://www.innovic.com.au/nextbigthing/index.jsp
24/2/06 Grants For Businesses Change Daily There are currently hundreds of business orientated grants and support schemes that are provided by all levels of Government and private enterprises. The best way to find these is to carry out a snap shot review of what is currently available. We consistently review the hundreds of grants and schemes available, so why not let us do the hack work for you … call us to see what grants are applicable to your business or read further at www.cre8biz.com.au/grantHELP.asp Young Entrepreneur Stepping Up Program
2/3/06 Gold Website Award WinnerCre8biz’s website built by promosys.com.au recently won a Gold medal judged on its Graphics, Artwork, Layout, Navigability, Functionality and Originality by webdesigners.net.au panel of reviewers. Community Award provided by St George Bank & NSW DSRDcre8biz’s efforts in providing pro bono mentoring services in 2005 to the New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development (DSRD) sponsored Stepping Up Mentoring Program were formally recognised in a presentation ceremony. Both St George Bank and DSRD awarded cre8biz for its community efforts in the mentored program. |
