Posts tagged "Heaps Normal"

Toilet paper revolutionaries Who Gives A Crap and non-alcoholic brewery Heaps Normal have collaborated on a new limited-edition beer, with profits from each tin funding sanitation projects worldwide.

You've heard of the four-day work week, but what about the four-and-a-half-day work week? That's the proposal being put forward by Heaps Normal, which is calling for a half-day on March 1 in the name of employee wellbeing.

Birchal's 2023 CSF report reveals that beer took a funding hit. Meanwhile, medicinal cannabis is riding high.

“To change the world, you’ve got to throw a better party than those destroying it”.  Heaps Normal founder Andy Miller explains how purpose-led businesses can use the play mindset to go mainstream in 2024.

Startup founders reveal what they want to see in the 2023 federal budget next week.

There are currently no dedicated non-alcoholic production breweries in Australia that are open to the public. That's all about to change in 2023.

Part of the job of being a founder is harnessing your belief in your business to ignite belief in others, says Heaps Normal co-founder Andy Miller.

If you’re a business that wants to build visibility and secure media headlines, then look no further than your purpose and values when it comes to pitching your stories to media, writes Odette Barry.

When Andy Miller, Ben Holdstock, Peter Brennan and Jordy Smith were in the early stages of founding their non-alcoholic beer business Heaps Normal, they received an email which could have derailed the entire business plan. 

This could be the easiest Dry July yet, thanks to the boom in alcohol-free alternative drinks and the Aussie brands behind them.

Members of the small business community say they stand ready to work with the incoming Labor government to find solutions to Australia's skills crisis and ongoing supply chain disruptions. 

According to the candid discussion in our latest webinar, many entrepreneurs conjure their startup ideas out of thin air. But it’s turning that idea into a sustainable business model with the ability to scale that is the real challenge.