While dreaming big is often part and parcel of running a business, many of the winners of this year’s Smart50 Awards’ category prizes ha…

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Born from frustration and a languishing energy market, this year’s Smart50 winner is helping Aussies find the cheapest energy and gas deals.

Though it’s just one step towards the founder’s overall goal of eventually running his own airline, flight school Soar Aviation has shot above the rest.

Starting out as a hobby project run from a kitchen table strewn with nappies and kids toys, Code Camp now runs in over 150 schools in Australia.

As a Smart50 repeat offender, marketing-driven, software-focused logistic company BrandLink proves persistence pays off.

A truly unique business in the Aussie market, Car Next Door’s neighbour-to-neighbour car-sharing platform is a fresh take on the sharing economy.

While jumping from structural engineering to SMS-based marketing solutions might not seem logical, founder Matt Larner has pulled it off with aplomb.

Along with rapid international expansion, aftermarket car part retailer FitMyCar has seen success by following one simple rule: no car jargon.

While big data, machine learning and artificial intelligence seem like the norm for big tech companies, this small marketing business is getting on board.

Much like its namesake, 32-year-old founder Sabri Suby’s digital marketing agency King Kong is big, hairy and audacious.