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The founders of one of Australia’s hottest start-ups have teamed up with one of Australia’s most powerful music managers to back early-stage tech start-ups.

, events app Delegate Connect, in-store customer experience platform Qsic, and boutique alternative assets manager Alts.

“Mr Yum kept coming up, it was clear we all wanted in to that, but we thought it probably wasn’t right to take that many cap table entries, so we decided to build a syndicate.”Drafted into Side Stage since are Matt Allen, a salesman to start-ups at Amazon Web Services “Our background in the creative arts means we are used to putting talent in the spotlight and we do the same for our founders. Our founders lead but we are here, ready to share advice or make a connection to go beyond a single cheque, and help build great companies.”

 

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