Organization · Accelerator
Collective Campus
Collective Campus is an innovation school and consultancy based in Melbourne, Australia, with operations in Singapore. It specializes in helping corporates and startups adopt AI automation and foster innovation.
Overview
What Collective Campus does
What Collective Campus is
Collective Campus is an innovation school and consultancy based in Melbourne, Australia, with operations in Singapore. It specializes in helping corporates and startups adopt AI automation and foster innovation.
How it participates in the startup ecosystem
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Operational profile
Organization status and context
Organization status describes the entity itself. Funding and program availability appear within the relevant capability profile.
- Operational status
- Active
- Organization type
- Accelerator
- Founded
- Founded in 2015
- Approximate age
- About 11 years
- Structured capabilities
- Program host · Community
- Last reviewed
- April 1, 2026
What Accelerator means
An accelerator is a structured, short-term program designed to speed up a startup's progress toward product-market fit, traction, fundraising, or scale.
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Capability profile
Collective Campus as a program host
Program thesis
Collective Campus helps corporations innovate and adapt to the rapidly changing business landscape by connecting them with startups and emerging technologies.
Focus narrative
Collective Campus provides consulting services, corporate accelerators, startup partnerships, hackathons, and training programs. Their areas of focus include corporate innovation, AI strategy, Web3 strategy, and public sector innovation, assisting organizations in various sectors such as technology, finance, education, and government.
Value and support
Collective Campus offers tailored corporate accelerators, hackathons, AI training workshops, and design thinking workshops to enhance innovation within organizations.
Availability
- Application state
- Not published
Focus and fit
- Stages
- Accelerator
Capability profile
Collective Campus as a community
Community overview
Collective Campus is an organization founded in 2013 by Steve Glaveski and Sean Qian. It is based in Melbourne, Australia. The organization focuses on helping corporations innovate and adapt to the rapidly changing business landscape by connecting them with startups and emerging technologies.
Community focus
Collective Campus provides consulting services, corporate accelerators, startup partnerships, hackathons, and training programs. Their areas of focus include corporate innovation, AI strategy, Web3 strategy, and public sector innovation. They aim to assist organizations in various sectors, including technology, finance, education, and government.
Member value
Members benefit from tailored corporate accelerator programs, hackathons, AI training workshops, and design thinking workshops aimed at enhancing innovation and adapting to market changes.
Membership
- Pricing models
- fixed-tuition
Format and cadence
- Modality
- in-person
- Schedule
- rolling-admissions
- Commitment
- light
Availability
- Membership state
- Accepting
Audience and fit
- Audience
- Corporate Innovators
- Benefits
- mentorship and network-access
- Program types
- accelerator, community, and training
- Selection criteria
- open
Community activity
Events and activity
Collective Campus hosts corporate hackathons designed to test customer appetite for new ideas, along with various workshops and training sessions focused on AI and design thinking.
Notable members
Steve Glaveski and Sean Qian are the co-founders of Collective Campus.
Common questions
What to know about Collective Campus
Upseed classifies Collective Campus under the Accelerator organization type. Its current public profile includes program host and community capabilities.
Source and update disclosure
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Source basis
Public organization and program material, official websites, and structured Upseed records.
Last reviewed
April 1, 2026
Known limits
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