Jeremy Liddle Email & Phone Number

Sydney, New South Wales, Au

Third Hemisphere is a specialist tech, finance, sustainability and climate PR & investment agency.We help our clients lead the conversation to create impact and become industry leaders, through strategic and integrated communications. This drives commercial outcomes with their investors, customers, partners, talent, and governments.Our experience and influence is broad and deep across investment and capital markets, sustainability and ESG, deep tech, fintech, and the climate transition. Our team is composed of tier-1 media writers, technical and science writers, venture investors, business builders, former journalists, TV producers, and marketing experts.We invest in our clients and build sustainable value from Seed to IPO and beyond.Third Hemisphere was awarded 2023 Mumbrella Boutique Agency of the Year and 2023 SABRE Best Financial Services Campaign. Founder and Managing Director, Hannah Moreno, has also been awarded Mumbrella’s 2023 PR Professional of the Year, and was also finalist for 2023 PR Agency Head of the Year at the PR Asia Awards and the 2021 Women in Finance Awards.

Sydney, New South Wales, Au

We Are Australia Wide, Au

We’re on a mission to increase the political will for climate action by engaging and empowering millions of parents across Australia to advocate for climate action within their communities, to the media, and to politicians.We are driven by our vision for our children to live safe, healthy, prosperous lives because Australian governments and businesses have implemented the solutions required to ensure a safe climate.Locally active and nationally connected, we have over 17,000 active supporters, and local groups in every state and territory. We represent families from across the political spectrum, in every Australian electorate, and from diverse socio-economic backgrounds.

I have personally invested in over 15 private companies, am an LP in Main Sequence Ventures, Archangel, and Black Nova, and am actively allocating to climate tech, fintech, and other ventures that are either too early for SDGx, that we represent at Third Hemisphere, or that I can actively advise and add significant value to.

Sydney , Nsw, Au

I Am Grounded is a better-for-you snack company that combines the benefits of upcycled coffee fruit, plant micronutrients, and natural energy to support a healthy sustainable lifestyle. Through championing eco-innovation, I Am Grounded aims to lessen environmental loading on the planet and further the ‘closed loop’ approach in coffee production. They aim to be a leader in the fast-moving upcycled food space.I Am Grounded's products are distributed Australia-wide, including nationally in Woolworths, and are available online at www.iamgrounded.co #Coffeeisafruit

Singapore, Singapore, Sg

SDGx is a private UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) technology funds management and advisory group with a presence in Australia and Europe.

Sydney, Nsw, Au

In its previous incarnation, Young Achievement Australia was one of the best programs Australia has ever seen for youth entrepreneurship. Young Achievement Australia built a legacy of over 200,000 inspired and empowered students between 1977 - 2009. Since relaunching in 2016 under the global JA Worldwide banner, we are once again working towards being the premier organisation supporting youth entrepreneurship for young people in Australia. As one of the world’s largest youth-serving NGOs, JA (Junior Achievement) prepares young people for employment and entrepreneurship. For 100 years, JA has delivered hands on, experiential learning in work readiness, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship. We create pathways for employ-ability, job creation, and financial success. We are proud to be part of a global network which serves over 10 million students in over 100 countries every year.Since our Australian re-launch (Oct 2016) we have impacted and inspired 2000+ high school and university students and we are working with partners including FedEx Express, Microsoft, HSBC, Bechtel, Equifax, and Bloomberg towards helping young people take charge of their future.

Fitzroy, Victoria, Au

Phoria are transforming human experience of physical and digital spaces by Scanning, Capturing, Planning & Managing unique building and other site content.They're building a platform of extended reality applications for property, construction, retail and government.CapitalPitch Ventures was the lead investor in a funding round of $620,000 into Phoria early in 2018. We love Phoria because of the quality of the founding team, impressive revenue growth, technology vision, industry leadership and close relationships with Google, Matterport, Telstra, Lendlease, Aurecon and various other landmark brands and governments.Phoria chose CapitalPitch as their lead investor due to the strong cultural fit, values alignment, clear process and founder friendly approach.

Sydney, New South Wales, Au

A Digital Investment Firm for private technology companies and investors.We helped Pre-Series A tech companies and sophisticated/accredited, professional and institutional investor by providing an investment platform, Venture Capital funds, and advisory from Seed to IPO or acquisition. Our process and technology improved the capital raising journey through streamlining and transparency, so the investors could benefit from an improved risk-adjusted return. 10 investments were made during my tenure and we advised on transactions of up to $2m for a number of companies, including running capital raising training for over 200 startups.

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) account for over 95% of enterprises, 60-70% of employment and 55% of the gross domestic product and are essential to strengthening productivity and delivering more inclusive growth.Entrepreneurship is at the core of the SMEs formation, their survival and growth. Governments should aim at promoting entrepreneurship skills through education and training broadening the funding alternatives and financial assistance and introducing special entrepreneurship programs that may, for instance, temporarily reduce tax burden.The B20 SMEs Cross-Thematic Group is confident that the implementation of the recommended actions will allow for SMEs to deliver valuable contributions towards inclusive growth sustainable economic development.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) represent the vast majority of enterprises worldwide. They are an essential pillar of innovation, economic and social progress as well as job creation. At the same time, they face a multitude of challenges, such as access to finance or the complex regulatory business environment. Access to markets abroad and shortage of skilled labor in a more and more digitalized economy are further concern for SMEs.These concerns have been increasingly accounted for by many governments. But we need to do more. How can SME be further empowered? How can a better participation of SME in global value chains be facilitated? Specific attention also needs to be given to the implementation of SME-friendly regulations and agreements as well as ensuring full access to the financial markets. The G20 can and has to contribute to a level-playing field that enables SMEs.

SMEs are vital sources of productivity and innovation, of economic growth and job creation. Since global economic growth is weak and investor confidence is low, the G20 governments and business communities highly value the development of SMEs.

B20 is an influential platform that serves as an intermediary group between G20 Governments and the international business community. Primary mission of the B20 is dealing with the urgent and significant global issues by developing actionable recommendations thanks to the commitments of global business leaders and G20 Leaders.“The B20 taskforces” are the fundamental pillars of the B20 events that are identified by the host country to cover the main business related issues. Since the first B20 event in 2010, various global issues have been prioritized according to the global conjuncture and identified as those years’ taskforces.SMEs represent more than sixty percent of the global workplace. The argument that SMEs will be the main driver of economic recovery across global markets is gaining momentum. Given the increasing relevance of SMEs and entrepreneurship, B20 Turkey’s SME and Entrepreneurship taskforce will focus on bottlenecks that hinder the growth of these companies. Some issues to be discussed under this taskforce include the potential impact of new financial regulations on SME financing, internationalization of SMEs and SME integration into global value chains, developing new equity financing mechanisms for startups ranging from angel investing to crowdfunding, and enhancing win-win relationships between startups and large corporations.

Toronto, Ontario, Ca

The G20YEA consists of 20 of the leading organizations across the G20 that represent over 1 million young entrepreneurs employing 12 million people, with a greater network of over 11 million entrepreneurs. G20YEA marketing reached around 709 million people in 2014 and 24 million in June 2013. The G20YEA provides advice to G20 political leaders on best practices to support youth entrepreneurship through policy recommendations and in the areas of access to funding, coordinating support initiatives, enhancing entrepreneurship culture, regulation and taxation, and education and training.G20YEA Summit:Ready for it’s 5th anniversary in 2014, the G20 YEA Summit Australia brings together over 500 entrepreneurs under the age of 40 from the G20 nations, and hundreds of entrepreneurs from guest countries, to champion the importance of entrepreneurship and examine the issues impeding it. Discussion points from the G20YEA Summit will be presented to world leaders throughout the year, and during the G20 Leaders Summit.The world faces an unprecedented challenge:Most developing economies are struggling to create enough employment for their young populations. Developed economies are caught between rising deficits, low rates of growth and high levels of unemployment that disproportionately affect youth. Entrepreneurship is the solution:We believe a global problem needs a global solution. In 2010 we created an unprecedented new global network: the G20 Young Entrepreneurs’ Alliance. The Alliance is working to promote youth entrepreneurship as a solution to the challenge of economic renewal. We believe that this global movement – and the energy and dynamism it will generate – can transform our societies and our economies.

Toronto, Ontario, Ca

After stepping down as Chair of the Steering Committee at the end of 2015, Australia was voted in as Chair of the Strategic Planning committee. This position stands for 2 years.This committee is tasked with setting the overall strategy for the G20 YEA movement, including metrics & measurable outcomes.G20 YEA's 4 Major Purposes, for which we will now determine the strategy & tactics, are:1. Create and enhance entrepreneur ecosystems, empowering youth to grow sustainable businesses that create jobs and transform economies for positive social development2. Create a network of entrepreneurs, advocates and organisations that will carry forward the message of change and renewal in their respective countries3. Engage the G20 leaders in a global discussion about the importance of, and support for, young entrepreneurs4. Create a network of leaders from the top G20 organisations representing young entrepreneurs to learn and share with one another

Toronto, Ontario, Ca

Following hosting of the G20 YEA Summit the Chair of the G20 YEA Steering committee determines & directs the direction of the alliance for 12 months. The Chair is also closely involved with the preparations of the incoming summit host, in this case Tugiad in Turkey.

Toronto, Ontario, Ca

The young entrepreneurs of the world gathered at the Sydney G20 YEA Summit support the Australian G20 priorities on private sector led growth and greater resilience of the world economy. We call on the G20 Leaders, Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors to focus on entrepreneurship and agree to implement policies, legislation and incentives for ecosystems that support start-ups and sustainable high growth entrepreneurial SMEs, young entrepreneurs and enhance private sector led growth. Global structural unemployment is a crisis that disproportionately harms young people. Measures to increase youth employment and promote entrepreneurship will increase medium to long-term trend growth and productivity, thus reducing social risks. The nations of the world would improve the return on investment in education by reducing work skills mismatches. The G20 YEA continues to endorse the G20’s call for specific, actionable recommendations to increase growth.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Global Entrepreneurship Week is the world’s largest celebration of the innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare. In 2013 GEW was held in over 140 countries with 6.6 million people attending over 25k events all during one week in November.Global Entrepreneurship Week supports healthier entrepreneurial ecosystems around the world by connecting people through activities designed to help them explore their potential as entrepreneurs throughout the year. From large-scale competitions and events to intimate networking gatherings and workshops, GEW maintains an international network of support organizations for entrepreneurs.

Vienna, Vienna, At

The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations. It's mandate is to promote and accelerate sustainable industrial development in developing countries and economies in transition, and work towards improving living conditions in the world's poorest countries by drawing on its combined global resources and expertise.The Business, Investment and Technology Services Branch of the Program development and Technical Cooperation Division (PTC/BIT) provides a range of technical cooperation and capacity- building services to enhance the contribution of the private sector to industrial development and poverty reduction. As such, it supports the formulation and implementation of technical cooperation and institutional capacity-building initiatives to promote private sector development and improve the competitiveness of enterprises, mobilize investments, and facilitate access to appropriate technologies for developing countries.The Investment and Technology Unit is responsible for supporting developing countries and countries with economies in transition in improving their investment climate by assisting Governments and institutions at the national and regional levels to analyze investment needs, assess the investment climate, and enhance the flow and impact of foreign and domestic investments.The project is to support the country’s framework for economic and social reforms (FESR). The country’s priorities and plans for short, medium to long term include industrialization and employment as one of the key, important areas that the current government is going to pursue. The Myanmar Authorities are encouraging immediate engagement with multilateral partners such as UNIDO to support a national industrialization policy, decreasing agricultural GDP shares while continuing to place high importance on rural development to facilitate a sustainable sectoral change.

Potts Point, New South Wales, Au

ENYA is a not for profit organisation, established in 2003, to create Australia's future enterprise leaders by providing access to funding, mentoring and education to youth entrepreneurs. We are the voice for Australia's enterprise leaders in lobbying government, and communicating with the financial sector and all private industry. ENYA, and Australia’s young entrepreneurs, provide leadership for the global economic community, and are critical for the future sustainability of the economy.ENYA is a founding partner of the G20 Young Entrepreneurs Alliance & Summits"These young Australians are keen to share their experiences and help other young entrepreneurs. We need to back our young business and social entrepreneurs..." Prime Minister John Howard, May 2003.If you're aged 18-30 then ENYA can support you in your enterprising activities. If you need information on: • How to start a business.• Grow a business.• Support services for young people.ENYA can help. For those who are 'young at heart' with an interest in youth enterprise, we encourage your participation as members, mentors, advisers and supporters.Advice Line:ENYA runs a toll free advice line service for young people who need information on issues effecting youth enterprise. So, if you need advice on establishing a business or being in business please call (Toll Free) 1300 136 921 and select OPTION 3 or email info@enya.org.auStart-Up FinanceENYA, with the support of ANZ, is committed to assisting young people overcome these barriers. This innovative partnership makes finance, business training, mentoring and ongoing support available to young people to establish or expand a business.

Vienna, Vienna, At

On the occasion of the Expert Group Meeting on Entrepreneurial Finance organized by UNIDO in co-collaboration with UNDESA and UNCDF, attended by European Investment Bank, Child and Youth Finance International, IFC, ILO, Fondazione Brodolini, Making Cents International, OECD, Ernst & Young, CapitalPitch, G20 Young Entrepreneurs Alliance, UN Habitat, UNDP, UN Women, UNAoC, USAID and the World Bank, it was recognized the urgency of ensuring adequate access to finance for [youth and women-led] start-up and growth oriented enterprise.Stemming from ample of rich contributions and exchanges of good practices, the participants call upon Governments, the civil society, as well as the private sector, particularly the financial sector, to consider and implement the following recommendations: 1. Create a more conducive regulatory and financial framework at country level to promote innovative entrepreneurial finance schemes such as equity & venture capital, quasi-equity, equity crowd funding and business angels investment (i.e. tax incentives for investment and innovation, review of investment related laws, enhance bankruptcy laws, etc.)2. Incentivize and promote education programs, entrepreneurial and technical training, peer to peer mentoring, to make entrepreneurs (particularly youth and women) bank or investor ready (i.e. support seed accelerators, technology incubators, prototyping facilities, technology transfer systems, etc.).3. Invest in strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem to facilitate the creation of start-ups and the development of MSMEs, particularly for women and youth (i.e. support young/women entrepreneurs’ organizations, startup events/hackathons, venture capital associations, business angel’s networks, IP offices, etc.)

Author of the book "From Idea to Start-Up", Jeremy specialised in helping budding entrepreneurs that have an amazing idea but are struggling with how to convert that into a viable business model. Jeremy's system gave anyone the confidence to 'have a crack' and launch their own enterprise.

Incheon, Incheon, Kr

In November 2013 the Division for Social Policy and Development (DSPD), UN DESA, organized an Expert Group Meeting in United Nations headquarters, New York under the theme ‘Youth, development and rights’. The meeting brought together experts and representatives of youth organisations, academia, Member States, UN Agencies and Programmes, and intergovernmental organizations, to identify and discuss issues pertaining to young people, civic, political and economic rights, and development.Theme supplied by UN DESA:Where young people seek to create their own employment via entrepreneurship and self-employment schemes, they also face significant barriers hindering such ingenuity. Lack of access to financial services, such as credit, loans, creating bank accounts and financial education, impede the ability of young entrepreneurs to get their ideas and businesses off the ground. Few financial service institutions adequately cater to the needs of young entrepreneurs and more is needed to ensure an environment which fosters young people’s economic creativity.What changes need to take place to allow for a better enabling environment for youth entrepreneurship, access to credit and financial services? Has the increasing number of young entrepreneurs in the tech world changed the view of financial services towards young people?Mainstreaming themes:• Gender discrimination• Diversity & discrimination

A wholesale, marketing and distribution business handling food, beverage and other health & wellness products with national Australian & New Zealand distribution.* Co-founder & executive director* Global branding & distribution strategy* Sales management of Australian sales force and distributor sales teams - National health food, pharmacy & supermarket chains, regional chains & independent outlets - Train and manage Business Development managers in each state - Train and manage over 30 Distributor & pharmacy brokerage sales reps across Australia - Grew distribution to over 1,700 outlets within 2.5 years of product launch and provide training and support for all retail staff * New product development and product range strategy* Establish distributors in other states & countries* Marketing planning and implementation, brand creation and growth strategy* PR coordination – national TV & print media* Financial management

D'Juice Ltd SingaporeA privately owned fresh fruit juice retailing chain which opened 2 company owned, 3 Franchise and 2 wholesale outlets in Singapore.* Stand in for General Manager – Report to directors* Wholesale & franchise business development, & lease negotiations* Open & oversee op’s of 2 Company owned, 3 Franchise and 2 wholesale outlets* Write and implement operations systems and procedures* Marketing strategy & programs, & new product development* P&L, Balance sheet and Cash flow Analysis & ForecastingJuice station AustraliaAn incorporated franchisor with 25 outlets Australia wide. Employed by Sydney CBD Franchisee.* Manage operations for 3 outlets* Store Manager of Australia’s #1 retail outlet (Sydney Central Plaza)* Manager of launch team for 3 outlets including Aus #1* Key product mix, pricing, staffing & training decisions* Rostering, Staff management and Payroll

Grad Dip Finance, Investments And Securities

Rg 146 - Training Of Financial Product Advisers, Australian Financial Regulation

B Bus, Business Studies (Management)

Hsc Graduate, Uai 95.65