Roshan has built his career at the intersection of venture creation, innovation, and strategy. At the University of Melbourne Genesis Pre-Seed Fund, he supports researchers, staff and alumni to transform high-potential IP into investable startups through the Fourth Floor Venture Studio Lab.

His track record includes co-founding Rhapsody Labs, a Web3 venture studio that launched multiple NFT projects each generating 7-figure revenues within minutes and growing communities to 20,000+ members. At Wade Institute, he mobilised $82M in early-stage capital by recruiting 80+ high-net-worth investors and securing government contracts in under 4 months. He also helped initiate the Minderoo Foundation's Dream Venture program, raising $4M+ for 200+ Indigenous entrepreneurs.

Previous ventures include Rozibaby, an online D2C brand offering customisable modular baby strollers that won 'Product of the Year' for its pioneering pre-order model, and ShuttersDept, which he scaled from zero to $3.5M in revenue with 20% month-on-month growth. He has served as Community & Ecosystem Advisor for Elastos (blockchain infrastructure), on the Alumni Council at University of Melbourne, and worked with APEC during the Global Financial Crisis.

Roshan studied at Ormond College and holds a Master's degree in Entrepreneurship (Scholarship), Graduate Diploma in Property Valuation, and BCom in Marketing & Finance from the University of Melbourne. He attended Melbourne Grammar School.

Bindi combines deep medical expertise with entrepreneurial innovation. As a qualified Sonographer with over 8 years of experience, she has supported 20+ regional and rural communities across Australia, providing ultrasound services while mentoring trainees and improving clinical operations. Her medical background uniquely positioned her to identify opportunities for innovation in healthcare.

Her entrepreneurial journey includes founding Teenyco (2016-2018), a revolutionary startup that combined 3D printing and ultrasound to provide mothers with 3D printouts of their ultrasound scans. The revenue generated funded the development of machine learning technology to better detect fetal abnormalities in 20-week ultrasound scans. This innovation earned her the prestigious Naomi Milgrom Scholarship for Female Entrepreneurs and first prize for best startup pitch at Wade Institute.

Bindi has been an active member of the World Economic Forum's Global Shapers Community since 2017, working on global and industrial goals to create a more sustainable world. She serves as a Business Mentor at Inspiring Rare Birds, advancing economic equality through expert mentoring. Previously, she owned and operated a Subway franchise, leading a team of 15 staff and establishing a profitable business from concept to successful implementation.

Her education includes a Master's in Entrepreneurship from University of Melbourne, Master's in Medical Radiations (Diagnostic Medical Sonography) from Monash University, Graduate Diploma in Psychological Sciences, and Bachelor of Biomedical Science from Deakin University. She has volunteered with Friends of Refugees and Global Vadoo Charitable Trust, and continues to mentor at Monash and Melbourne Universities.