Graham Fellows

Graham Fellows manages QUT foundry, the entrepreneurship hub at Queensland University of Technology with spaces at Gardens Point, The Precinct and Kelvin Grove (2020), while teaching Entrepreneurship within the QUT Graduate School of Business E/MBA Programs. His dual role bridges academic instruction and practical entrepreneurial ecosystem development.

With a background spanning community relations, international business, and multiple entrepreneurial ventures including QUOD Architecture (architectural design), Mass Diplomacy (corporate innovation), and Simul (collaborative design platform), Graham brings real-world experience to his academic work. His research focuses on individual differences, entrepreneurial mindset and cognitive flexibility in entrepreneurs, drawing from his extensive practical experience across cultural artefacts, jewellery, textiles, and indigenous products trading.

Graham holds a Master of Business (Entrepreneurship) from Queensland University of Technology. His teaching portfolio spans numerous courses from 2013-2019 including Entrepreneurship, Strategic Marketing, International Marketing, Project Management, Import/Export, and the QUT foundry IDEAS Launched Program, demonstrating comprehensive expertise across business disciplines.

His professional approach integrates academic theory with practical business applications, particularly evident in his ventures applying entrepreneurial principles to architecture, corporate innovation, and collaborative design platforms serving health, retail, workplace, and multi-residential sectors.