Finalist Awards
Overall Winner
Swinburne University of Technology - Double Tamper Guard
The overall winning team will receive:
- $10,000 cash start up funds
- the right to represent Australia in the 2010 Global MOOT CORP Competition
- up to $15,000 in airfares and accommodation to attend the Texas finals of the 2010 Global MOOT CORP Competition*
Terms and Conditions Apply. These prizes are possible through the support of the Heine Family.
- $3,000 worth of legal services from McCullough Robertson Lawyers
- $2,500 worth of print and design services from Allbern Print & Design
- $1,000 worth of services from Phillips Ormonde Fitzpatrick
- A listing on the Business Angels directory valued at over $1,000
Academic Advisor Award
Seth Jones
The Academic Advisor to the overall winning team will receive:
- $1,000 cash prize money
First Runner Up
Australian National University - Di Pietro Engineering
- $5,000 cash prize money
- $2,000 worth of legal services from McCullough Robertson Lawyers
- $1,000 worth of print and design services from Allbern Print & Design
Second Runner Up
QUT - inSURFhaler
- $3,000 prize money
- $500 worth of print and design services from Allbern Print & Design
Other Prizes all competitors eligible
60 Second Pitch Competition, proudly supported by Management Skills Alliance
- New Venture Showcase
Sasha Fichera - Swinburne University of Technology - Double Tamper Guard
- $300 prize money
Outstanding Showcase Display, proudly supported by BDO Kendalls
- New Venture Showcase
Swinburne University of Technology - Double Tamper Guard
- $300 prize money
i.lab technology incubator Award, proudly sponsored by i.lab technology incubator pty ltd
Australian National University - Di Pietro Engineering
Awarded to the highest achieving technology venture
- Collection of business development books.
Highly Commended Award, proudly supported by QUT
Griffith University - BCLV
and
RMIT University - WAT, wine any time
This award recognizes teams that did not proceed to the final round, but have an innovative product/service or presentation worthy of recognition (up to two may be awarded).
- $1,000 prize money
Presentation Excellence Awards (2),
proudly supported by
QUT Entrepreneurship & Innovation Cluster &
Faculty of Business and Enterprise, Swinburne University of Technology
Sasha Fichera - Swinburne University of Technology - Double Tamper Guard
and
Adriano Di Pietro - Anustralian National University - Di Pietro Engineering
This award recognizes the individual competitor/s whose presentation skills best exemplifies superior oral, visual and interactive skills, and that best demonstrates poise, professionalism, and an ability to think on one's feet - Two awards will be presented.
- $500 prize money each
For an overview of each of the teams ventures visit 2009 Competing Teams
JHEC 2009 Prize Terms and Conditions*
Recipient of Cash Prizes must meet the criteria of entry as well as meet follow up reporting requirements as stated in the Terms and Conditions. Teams must agree to and sign this document in order to enter.
Global MOOT CORP 2010 Prizes
The winner of JHEC 2009 wins the right to represent Australia at Global Moot Corp® Competition . For details about Global Moot Corp® Competition entry requirements and the prizes available please refer to: http://www.mootcorp.org/index.asp