I’ve always enjoyed the interesting and enlightening conversations that often happen in the back of an Uber. I’ve talked about almost everything from the situation in Syria right through to how to poach the perfect egg. But one thing I never expected to be educated on is the very thing that I spend most of my days training.
Last month, on a Thursday afternoon, the Uber App was inundated with requests from start-ups and entrepreneurs eager to join myself or one of six other business leaders in the back of an Uber for the opportunity to pitch their business. As part of a global initiative known as UberPITCH, I was thrust into the back of a car and geared up to hear the future of the Aussie start-up eco-system.
