AntiBeauty wins $90K grant from Amazon
Perth skincare maker Antibeauty has received one of four $90,000 grants from Amazon's Launchpad program, chosen alongside three fellow finalists after pitching in Sydney.
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Perth skincare maker Antibeauty has received one of four $90,000 grants from Amazon's Launchpad program, chosen alongside three fellow finalists after pitching in Sydney.
Amazon Australia has awarded its Launchpad Innovation Grants to five local startups, each gaining a prize bundle valued at $200,000. Winner Milkdrop, founded by Alex Sinickas, makes breast pump cushions and previously joined Startmate.
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