From festivals to fish feed: Meet the 2022 Smart50 category winners
This year's Smart50 category winners share the same attributes: innovative approaches to legacy industries, bringing local ingenuity to a wide audience.
How it started
Lior Rauchberger didn’t set out to start a business when he was tasked with procuring a wireless screen-sharing solution f…
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In 2012, Bradley Delamare saw a lack of collaborative spaces for startups to grow and network with peers, so he decided to b…
How it started
Best friends Benn Martiniello and Lisandro Paz were both passionate about sports when they launched clothing business Elite …
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Marketing and customer experience platform Cube Online was founded in 2017 by Tony Van-Eyk, initially aimed at helping local…
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Founder Clare Spelta was simply trying to bring in an extra $100 per month while on maternity leave and caring for her son w…
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Beginning as bespoke bucks party planning brand The Bucks Co, founder Julian Haines saw a gap in the market for less-than-ty…
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Former head of price strategy at Woolworths Aaron Cowper realised that the data and tools available to retailers were error-…
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While a household name today, hipages Group was created to solve a problem in 2004, when co-founder Roby Sharon-Zipser strug…
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Father-daughter duo Russ and Sky Stephens started their business aiming to help construction industry professionals with sal…
How it started
In 2007, Jigah Shah was working as a senior sales leader in one of Australia’s largest telcos, while Hiral Shah was workin…
