Here are some examples of projects undertaken internationally. 

• Contracts with King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for: - the establishment and management of the first national ICT technology incubator in the Kingdom. - A scoping study for the first national biotech technology incubator in the Kingdom. - The development and implementation of a national business incubator policy for the Kingdom – An ongoing role in the strategic development of KACST technology incubation program.

  
  
• Mid Term Review of the World Bank's infoDev Incubator Initiative, an incubator program for developing countries (2004)
  
  
• Entrepreneurship and business incubation training at APEC entrepreneur business incubation forums (Taiwan, Mexico, China, Vietnam and Korea – 2000 to 2006).
  
  
• Incubator manager training for the Iranian Government, Ministry of Science and Technology and Isfahan Science and Technology Town (2006). Regularly asked to speak as a resource person at annual Science Park and Incubation conferences in Iran (2003 to 2006).
  
  
•  Training for Japanese business incubator managers in Osaka 2004
  
  
• Scoping the potential for business incubation in Nepal, as an intervention to overcome the 'growth trap' and building on micro business development activities, for Helvetas, a Swiss NGO
  
  
• Development of Tianjin Women's Business Incubator in China. This was a 3 year project working with the Chinese government, the United Nations and AusAid to establish the first general-purpose incubator in Tianjin China with a focus on women entreprenuers.
  
  
• Capacity building in Qingado and Harbin China. We completed this 3 year project in 2003. It was one of Australia's largest capacity building projects in China and helped establish business support systems in two pilot Chinese cities, which included business incubators, business advisory services and regulatory reform
  
  
• Work with the New Zealand Government developing their incubation strategy and program (NZ Department of Trade and Industry)
  
  

• Feasibility study and business plan to develop the Bio Commerce Centre, www.biocommerce.co.nz   a bio-science technology incubator in Palmerston North New Zealand where the focus is agriculture, horticulture and food, for the Palmerston North City Council and Massey University (2000 to 2002).
  
  

• Toolkit for incubation on Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and case studies on incubation in Mauritius and Jamaica, for the World Bank’s infoDev Incubator Initiative (2006)
  
  

• Business planning for development of Windward Islands Incubation network in the Caribbean, for the EU and the countries concerned (2005/06)
  
  

• Planning for the first business incubator in Palestine for USAID, www.picti.org (2001)