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Adam Bub

  • Commercial Editor, Commercial Editor Pinstripe Media
Sydney
As seen in: MSN Australia, 9TheFIX, Nine Network, MamaMia, SmartCompany (Australia), Concrete Playground, Startup Daily, Kochie's Business Builders
Head of Commercial Media, Pinstripe Media (@KochiesBiz @StartupDailyANZ @FlyingSoloAU). Content brain based in Sydney. Insta: @adambub
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Miranda Kerr on why she turns down acting roles – and how she's secretly a 'quirky person'

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By Adam Bub
| MSN Australia Verified
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From Sydney to Silicon Valley: Medtech founder books Startup World Cup spot

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By Adam Bub
| Startup Daily Verified
The competition is run globally by Silicon Valley VC firm Pegasus Tech Ventures, a $2B fund spanning more than 100 regional events across 19+ countries. The Grand Finale takes place at the Hilton Union Square, San Francisco on 6 November. The prize: a US$1 million investment. Startup & Angels hosted the Startup World Cup Australia 2026, powered by global recruitment company Australiance, also running Startup World Cups in Morocco and France.
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Two World Cups are kicking off this week. One of them is in Sydney.

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By Adam Bub
| Startup Daily Verified
One week out from the Sydney regional final, the world’s largest startup pitch competition is about to prove the Melbourne final wasn’t a fluke. When the Melbourne regional final of the Startup World Cup wrapped in May, the judges spent nearly 30 minutes deliberating – triple the usual time.
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