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RedFlow Technologies, a world leading manufacturer of high performance zinc-bromine batteries, has announced the appointment of Anne-Marie Birkill as a non-executive director.

Entrepreneurs are from Mars and Venture Capitalists are from Venus. So how on Earth do the two team up?

San Francisco-based ad services company AdGent 007 on Tuesday debuted "America's Video Ad Network" for advertisers to target unduplicated U.S. Web audiences.

This week global media brand AdGent 007 is launching a new video advertising network. Why is this news when there are many video ad networks already in place? The platform includes a full screen video player which is said to offer brands higher engagement pre-stitial ads.

Long-time Anthill supporter and former CEO of Queensland-based i.lab Incubator Anne-Marie Birkill, has taken up partnership of the new Sydney-based venture capital fund OneVentures, which launched on 22 March. She will manage the Fund alongside fellow entrepreneurs Dr Michelle Deaker and Dr Paul Kelly.

Seven IT-focused venture capital funds so far. The Federal Government is seeking up to six more venture capital funds to join the third round of its $421m Innovation Investment Fund (IIF) program.

ONEVENTURES has finally launched its $40 million innovation fund after completing one of the rare venture capital raisings in Australia in 2009. The fund has tapped $20m from the government's Innovation Investment Fund program and raised a further $20m via stockbroker BBY.

Australian innovators now have access to an extra $40 million in venture capital funding with the establishment of new fund manager OneVentures.

Innovation minister Kim Carr yesterday announced a new venture capital fund called OneVentures, with $20 million of funds it raised and $20 million of matching Federal government funding in a scheme called IIF for Innovation Investment Fund.

A new Australian venture capital fund, OneVentures, has been launched to offer companies in the New Media, IT&T, clean technologies and life sciences sectors access to $40 million in funding.

Small tech companies struggling to access funding to expand their business may have been thrown a lifeline thanks to the launch of a new venture capital fund that is looking to invest in firms with less than $5 million in revenue.

A new venture capital fund, OneVentures launches today offering companies in the clean technology, life sciences and New Media / IT&T (Information Technology and Telecommunications) sectors access to $40 million in funding.