This is Laser Clinics Australia’s first time in the Smart50. Based in NSW but now with about 50 cosmetic clinics around Australia, Laser Clinics Australia was founded in 2008 by Alistair Champion and Babak Moini.

This is online homewares retailer Temple & Webster’s first entry in the Smart50, although it has received numerous accolades in SmartCompany’sWeb Awards in the past.

Two brothers Igor and Andrei Statkevitch with Igor's wife Stevi Statkevitch founded Blisscare Health almost four years ago in Mount Waverly, Victoria.

Co-founded in 2008 by managing director Jordan Grives when he was 18, the telecommunications provider turned over $6.4 million in the last financial year and has a current client base of more than 3000 brands.

Stephen Tolle founded Realestate Investing Australia because he realised just how few Australians were cracking into the property market.

Zvonko Jordanov founded G&M Cosmetics in 1996 with the aim of creating skincare products for the Australian market.

Are You Selling aims to make the prospect of selling a second-hand car significantly easier. The business was founded just three years ago but now turns over more than $18 million.

Are You Selling aims to make the prospect of selling a second-hand car significantly easier. The business was founded just three years ago but now turns over more than $18 million.

Sports technology company Catapult sails into the 20th spot in this year’s Smart50 Awards thanks to its solid growth over the past few years.

Annex Products is the business behind the popular Quad Lock, a product that enables people to have their smartphone within reach while running, driving or cycling.

Annex Products is the business behind the popular Quad Lock, a product that enables people to have their smartphone within reach while running, driving or cycling.

Top Juice has managed to capitalise on the growing trend for healthy juices, smoothies and salads. Today, the seven-year-old food franchise turns over more than $30 million.