Hunter Mason is no stranger to the Smart50 Awards, taking home the number one spot in 2015, and putting up respectable showings every year since.

Along with providing dairy products to thousands of Australians, Maxum Foods boasts the highest revenue of any business on this year’s Smart50

Did you know Pilates was named after a man called Joseph Pilates? Crazy right?

The future of online marketing is firmly rooted in video, and this business is hoping to be at the forefront, debunking the perception of video being costly.

Harnessing the wind is tricky business, but this business wants to make it as easy as possible.

Founded by two former execs at Australian media giant Fairfax, Storyation is trying to fill the gap for businesses looking for high-quality branded content.

Recruiting is expensive, stressful and usually quite risky, which is why CK Recruitment's founders are trying to flip the game on its head.

Much like its namesake, Social Soup aims to help businesses kickstart their marketing through access to an enticing mix of influencers and brands.

A fiery disaster in 2012 nearly spelled doom for this logistics business, but it is a shiny example of how perseverance pays off.

Despite some bumps along the way, online gift retailer Yellow Octopus has built its success off the sale of quirky and fun gadgets.

This marketing consultancy attributes its success to focusing on one specialist area, rather than trying to do everything under one roof.

This business has appeared on the Smart50 list every year since 2015, dipping down from 25th place last year as the company continues to grow.