Connecting Australians Living in New York & The United States
Considering this is the time of year when New Yorkers are preparing to head north on 87 to visit a tree farm or embark on a ski trip, we spoke with Anthea and Mark who opened Village Coffee and Goods in Kingston, NY.
Continue reading “Aussie Cafés in NY – and where to find them: Village Coffee and Goods”
We sat down with Jen over an Americano in the Flatiron District and asked her to share her story. Continue reading “Australians in Startups: Jen Ryan”
We sat down with Catherine over a a flat white and asked her to share her story. Continue reading “Australians in Startups: Catherine Jackson”
While Brett’s e-commerce business model is thoroughly modern, the company has deep roots in Australia’s heritage as a wool-growing nation.
Based on Little Dude’s work as a therapy dog in New York City, Cara has developed a six-book series and literacy based curriculum that teaches children 3 to 7 years of age about kindness, manners, feelings, empathy, respect, and courage.
Neil Smith aims to change that. His startup, Infraccess, will use big data technology to gather all the information about infrastructure projects from across the internet and deliver it to investors at one website.