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Cool Company Awards Readers Choice 2013 [MAKE YOUR VOTE]

The Cool Company Awards Readers’ Choice Index was created to provide an opportunity for Anthill readers to vote on Cool Company Award finalists, in one of three ways: Commenting, Like-ing and Tweeting. This way, readers not only direct attention to a worthy cool company but also introduce new people to these awards.

Meet Nanotek, Anthill 2011 Cool Company Award Finalist [Innovation, Global Growth Categories]

It takes more than a little effort to make car washing cool. The folks at Sydney-based Nanotek have pulled it off, though, combining a slick (literally) product with an aggressive franchising strategy that has established beachheads in more than a dozen nations.

Meet Brightgreen, Anthill 2011 Cool Company Award Finalist [Innovation Category]

Brightgreen is a Melbourne-based company that specialises in energy-efficient LED lights. Founders/brothers David and Barry O'Driscoll say they've concocted lights that have the same brightness as a 50-watt halogen bulb, but with 15 times the lifespan.

Meet Oomph, Anthill 2011 Cool Company Award Finalist [Innovation Category]

Oomph, a company that offers a easy-to-use, highly customize publishing platform for tablets, hit the ground running when the iPad arrived in 2010. The principals behind Oomph, operating under another company name, already had about 50 iPhone apps under their belt.
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New Zealand’s Xero eyes US IPO, further disruption as subscribers increase...

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