Smart50 Awards 2023

Peeplcoach offers leadership training and coaching to people at all levels within organisations, and give women the resources and tools to build successful and productive careers.

Daniel Lohrmann founded Ikaros with a vision to create a full-suite of growth tools based on superior reporting and attribution.

Pitching VendorPanel as a catalyst for positive change, its first customers ended up being an entire sector of 155 government organisations.

Taking out this year’s Community Award at The Smart50 Awards is the highly deserving SHE-com, a place where powerhouse women can come together to build and grow their e-commerce brands.

The Innovation Award winner at The Smart50 Awards 2023 is predictive transport analysis company Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG).

Shadowboxer's logic was that early stage founders were under-serviced by agencies and often needed a highly skilled, cross functional and senior team to help them accelerate their missions. 

Technology solutions provider Ericom was founded in 1993 with a mission to make the tech it supplied virtually invisible – focusing on simplicity and seamless integration for the people at the other end.

iCatalyst spotted an opportunity to build a team of highly regarded professionals and cater to the under-served Western Australian mid-market.

First offering custom neon signs with quotes for weddings, Kings of Neon has since moved beyond to service major corporate clients.

Rach Mac started Broken Crayons Still Colour Foundation as a way to support people escaping domestic abuse.

Each Pretzel Australia location is entirely different, attracting cult followers keen to make the effort to visit each of the company’s 12 stores.

Zeep Medical focuses on an underserved sector – recruiting doctors in rural and regional areas. It now works with more than 200 hospitals.