Ryan Ebert, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner
Healthlogic Physiotherapy has grown from one to two clinics in under six months and picked up half a dozen corporates already with our Physiodirect innovation. PHW has grown to over 60 team members now across all states of Australia
Gil Snir, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner
Gil is out to empower brands with the best all‑in‑one programmatic solution to help them maximise their marketing spend with Bench, a powerful platform for marketers to manage and successfully scale their performance marketing campaigns.
Robbie Savage, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner
Human Performance Science specialises in ensuring workers are physically fit for their workplace, using scientific methods to study the physical demands of a workplace (e.g. strength demands, cardiovascular demands)
Cory Byers, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner
A proud Karratha local, Cory supports the employment of local people where possible, and believes strongly in investing in our community. KBSS has won numerous awards, including KDCCI Business Excellence Awards, and a Telstra Business Award.
Adam Mostogl, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner
Adam believes students across Australia need to learn about the basics of starting their own business ‑ so his company illuminate Education teaches these skills to primary & high school students in a practical and authentic manner.
Lisa Tran, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner
It is now so popular Australian students, teachers and their schools that she has grown the size of her team eightfold in just two years, from 5 to 40 tutors. While accomplishing this, she also had a side project where she grew a YouTube channel to 13,000 subscribers!
Anthill’s 30Under30 Winners Revealed 2017!
It’s often said that there has never been a better time to be a young entrepreneur in Australia. And this year's 30under30 shows how great...
Riad Chikhani, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner
Since the tender age of 14 he has been building gaming businesses with the goal to help gamers connect. He founded his first business at the age of 14 and sold it at 17 before founding GAMURS in 2014 at the age of 19 and leading it to becoming the largest esports media business.