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The Inflection Points Podcast

Inflection Points Publishing
Artificial Intelligence
Australian Reform
Productivity
Human Flourishing
Productivity Growth
Infrastructure and Housing
Non-Compete Clauses
Skilled Migration Reform
Phonics In Education
Canva
Venture Capital
Technology Sector
Software Industry
State Capacity
Labor Market Dynamics
Australian Public Policy
Education Policy
Data-Driven Policy
Health Care Sector
Evidence-Based Policy Reforms

The Inflection Points Podcast is Australia's home of long-form policy discussion.

The podcast is hosted by Jonathan O’Brien, editor-in-chief of Inflection Points. We'll also have regular contributions from our editorial team and broader community of writers and reformers.

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Every successful Australian tech company follows roughly the same playbook: build the product here, test it in our market, then export it overseas. Atlassian, Canva, Safety Culture—they kept a lot of their engineering and R&D in Australia, while thei... more

In this podcast episode, we're joined by Jessy Wu, who spent four years on the inside of Australian venture capital, first at NAB Ventures, and then as a partner at AfterWork Ventures. She was part of a team that deployed $20 million into 30 companie... more

After a decade of sluggish growth—the slowest productivity gains in 60 years—Australia faces a fundamental question: how does our nation capture the dynamic potential of the 21st century? How do we build an economy that rewards innovation, enables co... more

Our country gets better when good people do good work. Here are three stories of change, from the changemakers themselves. 

To launch Inflection Points, we brought together three great changemakers to give three great case studies in how they change... more

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Recent Guests

Brandon Sheppard
COO at Instant and experienced in Australian tech
Instant
Episode: Brandon Sheppard: Building here, selling overseas
Jessy Wu
Former partner at AfterWork Ventures and venture capitalist
AfterWork Ventures
Episode: Jessy Wu: what Australian venture capital might be missing
Andrew Leigh
Assistant Minister for Productivity, Competition, Charities and Treasury
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Episode: Andrew Leigh: the personal and political of productivity

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Jonathan O'Brien
Editor-in-Chief at Inflection Points, leading discussions on policy reform and fostering insightful dialogues around economic and technological developments in Australia.

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Jessy Wu: what Australian venture capital might be missing
Q: What is the main thesis presented by Jessy Wu in her article?
Her thesis is that current venture capital models are too centralized and overlook a variety of businesses outside of the unicorn prototype, advocating for a diversification of risk capital to promote innovation.
Jessy Wu: what Australian venture capital might be missing
Q: What does venture capital look like in Australia?
Venture capital in Australia is characterized by a mix of successful outcomes but often underestimated potential due to a focus on centralized investment patterns.
Andrew Leigh: the personal and political of productivity
Q: What are the trade-offs you've made to maintain productivity?
Andrew discusses saying no to events that don't allow him to make a positive difference and how he tries to prioritize impactful engagements.
Andrew Leigh: the personal and political of productivity
Q: Is your productivity aspiration natural to you, or do you have to work at it?
Andrew shares that he feels lucky to have a supportive family and that productivity is an ongoing effort for him.
Moving the Needle: How policy gets done in Australia
Q: What would you have more or less of to make Australia better at pursuing meaningful policy reform?
There should be more quality research in education, particularly quantitative studies to support effective policy reforms.

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A collection of insightful discussions revolving around significant policy reforms, strategic productivity issues, and the evolving landscape of the Australian tech industry. The content includes the perspectives of influential figures in fields such as technology, venture capital, and public policy, presenting in-depth examinations of issues like the economic implications of industrial policy shifts, the importance of venture capital in fostering innovation, and personal productivity strategies that impact national growth. Episodes typically emphasize evidence-based policies and aim to promote a culture of entrepreneurship and economic resilience through engaging dialogue and expert insights. This podcast provides a platform for thought le... more

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