Haast.io won PitchLIVE at February’s Australian InsurtechLIVE24 conference.
Co-founder Kunal Vankadara explained a key challenge for insurance, being a
highly regulated industry, is to manage digital marketing compliance risk.
Abiding by all the rules is not a "set and forget" exercise and manual
reviews are not efficient over the long-term.
Haast.io’s solution uses AI to enable insurers (and
others) to find and resolve brand and legal
compliance issues, across their entire online presence.
The technology saves
time, improves productivity and frees up valuable resources by automating the review of marketing assets
before and after they go live.
More information: https://www.haast.io/
Pause Awards - Australia's leading innovation awards - has shone a further IWD spotlight on the gender pay-gap by discouting awards entries for female founders by the same amount as the published pay differential.Previous Fintech Pause winners have included female-founded Verve Super, Dom Pym, founder of Up Bank, and WeMoney, who stormed home with 4 awards in 2023.[pictured: Christina Hobbs, Zoe Lamont, Alex Andrews]
Teaching at a creativity and excellence institute, I was
told: 'No more coloring pages. Give them open-ended prompts.' I loved
transdisciplinary prompts weaving art, nature, science and environment. To
celebrate the birthday of my greatest inspiration, Dr. Seuss, let's Ignite
children's curiosity with fresh energizing verse and art that celebrates
imagination .Then prompt students to learn about the ideas they drew on.
We will gain insight into their inner world, provide social emotional
tips, and build self-efficacy. Children and youth can always leverage their
ideas by AI, yet the ideas will still be theirs to take pride in.
Victorian town Maldon, renowned for its historical charm, introduces Vintage Shorts in 2024. This innovative festival extends a local and global invitation to filmmakers. It encourages them to delve into the essence of the old or vintage, to uncover and portray the inherent beauty in aged objects, homes, places, and individuals. Organiser Paul Kooperman said it's the festival is “About pening our eyes to the beauty, wisdom, history, and experience that comes with age, our wrinkles marking where our smiles have been." An early submission – The Op Shop directed by Lee Rogers – is available to watch online.https://www.vintageshorts.net/submissions
