Home topics news Credit: Greg Bulla News News LinkedIn highlights Australia’s top startups of 2024 Yajush Gupta September 26, 2024 LinkedIn has unveiled its 2024 LinkedIn Top Startups Australia list, highlighting emerging companies that are attracting attention from both investors and job seekers. These startups are not only experiencing rapid growth but are also pioneering innovative solutions across various industries, from lab-grown meat to 3D-printed hypersonic rockets. The list is based on data from LinkedIn’s 1 billion members, measuring companies across four key metrics: employee growth, jobseeker interest, member engagement, and the ability to attract talent from LinkedIn’s Top Companies list. To qualify, companies must be headquartered in Australia, privately held, fully independent, and five years old or younger, with at least 30 full-time employees. Top 10 Startups Australia Montu Headquarters: Melbourne | Founded: 2019 Montu is a medical cannabis company connecting Australians with qualified doctors through its telehealth platform. Eucalyptus Headquarters: Sydney | Founded: 2019 Eucalyptus is a telehealth platform covering four key areas: contraception and fertility, skincare, men’s health, and sexual wellness. ProcurePro Headquarters: Brisbane | Founded: 2020 ProcurePro creates software that helps construction firms manage and digitise their procurement processes. Heidi Health Headquarters: Melbourne | Founded: 2021 Heidi Health developed an AI tool that automates administrative tasks for medical practitioners, such as writing clinical notes and referral letters. Constantinople Headquarters: Sydney | Founded: 2022 Constantinople offers an all-in-one software platform helping banks manage operations, customer service, compliance, and anti-money laundering. Vow Headquarters: Sydney | Founded: 2019 Vow

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