Empowering Australian startups since 2015
Our Story
ACASE (Australian Chinese Association of Scientists and Entrepreneurs) is a not-for-profit organisation based in Melbourne, Victoria.
We started our journey in 2015 dedicating to technology commercialisation and innovation cooperation in Asia Pacific region. With a strong vision of supporting the broad start-up ecosystem, we offer a wide range of tailored services and programs to help our clients and partners realise and accelerate their entrepreneurial and innovation success in the Asian market.
FIND THE PROGRAM THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU
Nexus Program
a 10-week opportunity program for Australian businesses aiming to China market.
Asia Market Sprint
A short-term program aimed at activating growth opportunities for Australian businesses in the Asia Pacific region.
NexStar Program
A 10-week guided program for university students assisting Asian companies to develop Australian market entry plan.
Moses Lim
Global Business Development Director
Green Eco Technologies
ACASE has proven to be an exceptional organization in its mission to foster cross-border commerce between Asia and Australia. The courses offered align perfectly with our objectives to expand into the Asian market. The staff and team have consistently provided invaluable support, offering tailored advice and insightful market perspectives for our target markets in Asia. Moreover, their continuous support through introductions and showcasing Australian innovation across their network has been greatly appreciated.
Michael Wang
Founder and CEO
Telecare
ACASE provided a thoughtful introduction to the China market for us. Their team offered constructive advice on product adaption, and their network proved to be a supportive asset. For young Australian companies seeking insights into China, ACASE is a considerate steppingstone.
Erica Xie
Co-founder
Tanggram
With the assistance of ACASE, Tanggram was able to gain access to the Nanjing-based K-pouch global accelerator, which enabled us to grow faster and reach the next level in the market.
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