Three coordinated outposts in Sydney, San Francisco, and Suva — the on-the-ground network where Six Degrees Group's engineers, capital, and infrastructure meet the communities the portfolio is built to serve.
A corporate office optimises for the company's convenience. An embassy operates with a duty to the place it sits in. Six Degrees Group's choice of language is deliberate — and it shapes how each outpost is run.
Each Innovation Embassy is co-located with local government, university, and community partners. Each is staffed with engineers, capital allocators, and operations leaders who live in-country. Each carries a portfolio of the entire group's capabilities — and a mandate to deploy them where they're most needed, not where they're most profitable.
Each embassy operates in its geography with autonomy on the ground — and full coordination across the network.
Sydney is the founding embassy and the operational heart of Precog Labs. It sits at the intersection of the Asia-Pacific market, regulatory dialogue across APAC sovereigns, and a deep, mature engineering talent pool.
From Sydney, the group coordinates engineering R&D, strategic partnerships across APAC, and the regulatory dialogue that allows our sovereign-grade products to land in regulated markets.
San Francisco is the embassy that sits next to the global enterprise AI and venture-capital ecosystem. Its mandate is to keep Six Degrees Group's technology at the frontier — and to bring enterprise demand into the rest of the portfolio.
From San Francisco, the group operates US enterprise sales, deep technology research partnerships with frontier labs and universities, and capital-formation activity that compounds back into Meridian Prime's deployable mandate.
Suva is the embassy where the rest of the group's work becomes visible. It is where Telau Group manufacturing translates into housing units installed, where Meridian Prime capital translates into lives changed, and where CRBRL infrastructure translates into local AI capability for governments and communities across the Pacific.
The Suva embassy is the proof point that sovereign-grade technology, patient capital, and coordinated infrastructure can — together — change the baseline of what's possible in a region.
An Innovation Embassy is operationally responsible for four distinct, simultaneous workstreams in its region:
Resident engineers from across the portfolio — building, deploying, and maintaining product in-region.
Active relationships with government, university, and community partners with formal MOUs.
Meridian Prime allocators with regional mandate — capital decisions made in-country, not at HQ.
Logistics for Telau infrastructure deployments and Precog Labs product rollouts.