Sarah Agboola: Ledger

Role	Organisation	Sources
CEO · Founder	Mtime	Women's Agenda (24 Oct 2022), Women's Agenda (6 Sep 2022), SmartCompany (21 Dec 2021), SmartCompany (15 Dec 2021), Startup Daily

Coverage

Stories naming Sarah Agboola. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.

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Quiet achievers and COVID successes: SmartCompany's 10 startups to watch in 2022

SmartCompany's year-end list profiles ten Australian startups poised for a big 2022, recalling their 2021 raises, crowdfunding campaigns, government grants and accelerator origins, from mtime and Quantum Brilliance to Zoomo and Superhero.

Also Startup Daily·Startup Daily

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Meet the first five startups to secure funding from Victoria's women-focused Alice Anderson fund

Victoria's women-focused Alice Anderson Fund has made its first investments, backing five women-led startups including Team Timbuktu, mtime, Steppen, Talkiplay and Milkdrop; individual amounts were not disclosed.

SmartCompany 15 Dec 2021 Milkdrop Mtime Steppen TalkiPlay Team Timbuktu Victorian Government Blue Chilli Alice Anderson Fund Alex Sinickas Gabrielle Williams Sarah Agboola

Also Startup Daily·LaunchVic

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Victoria’s new Alice Anderson Fund for female entrepreneurs has named the first 5 startups it’s backed

LaunchVic's Alice Anderson Fund reveals its first five women-led startups, with $727,167 invested directly and private co-investors adding over $2.3 million; the three-year, $10 million Victorian sidecar fund plans 40-60 investments.

Startup Daily 14 Dec 2021 LaunchVic Milkdrop Mtime Steppen TalkiPlay Team Timbuktu Afterpay Scale Investors Alice Anderson Fund Victorian Government Anthony Eisen Jaala Pulford Sarah Agboola Susan Oliver

Also SmartCompany·Women's Agenda·Women's Agenda

Sarah Agboola

Roles

Coverage

Quiet achievers and COVID successes: SmartCompany's 10 startups to watch in 2022

Meet the first five startups to secure funding from Victoria's women-focused Alice Anderson fund

Victoria’s new Alice Anderson Fund for female entrepreneurs has named the first 5 startups it’s backed