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Kjetil Hansen started Deliciou from his kitchen table in 2015 because he wanted to make a bacon-flavoured seasoning that he could add to his meals.

Neolink now provides a range of global supply chain services to and from more than 800 cities and 200 countries around the world.

Having started out with clothing, Muscle Nation now also sells supplements and food products, now having about 1000 products and shipping to 150 countries.

Open was founded five years ago when Jonathan Buck and Jason Wilby saw the opportunity for technology to simplify retail insurance.

Since it launched in 2016, Muscle Nation has not only created a successful gym clothing and supplements business. Through its laser focus on customers, it has also built a large and engaged community around the brand.

Motivated by the belief that personal lending was slow, complicated, and of poor value, Plenti’s co-founders set out to build a financial services business with technology at the core.

Pickstar founders and former AFL pros James Begley and Matthew Pavlich have woven innovation and creativity into their leadership style and into the very fabric of their business.

Charlie's Fine Foods Co. pivoted to survive during the COVID-19 crisis, but founders Jacky Magid and Ken Mahlab also prioritised the wellbeing of the team members and those in their local community.

Co-founders Andrew Raso and Mez Homayunfard started Online Marketing Gurus with the goal to turn the opaque world of digital marketing into an evidence-based transparent one.

With a full-time chartered accountant in place as business development manager, the co-founders say the business is sitting on an approximate growth rate of 50% this year from last year.

When a helicopter Dr David Dugan was supposed to be on crashed, he left the Navy with the goal to make a profound impact on the world.

RUBIX founder's overarching goal was to turn Melbourne into the ‘Silicon Valley of Asia’, and help clients avoid being overtaken by tech startups.