30under30 2017

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recognising entrepreneurs under the age of 30

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

Daniel Liang, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

Daniel has grown this fastest growing marketplace and payments platform for university organisations and students across the world, selling $6,000,000 USD worth of tickets, organisation memberships and merchandise

Jessica Ruhfus, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

Founded in 2014, Collabosaurus is now a matchmaker for brand partnerships operating in over 5 countries, for over 3,300 brands who are looking to collaborate on events, social media, products or referral partnerships.

Elisabeth Goh, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

Without any background in digital marketing, within 18 months, she grew Art of Smart from 1,000 visitors a month to a strong and vibrant community with over 90,000 visitors, while also negotiating an Australian first

Chanel Costabir, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

Having a 16% conversion rate for sales of product that is completely new to the market and won't be delivered for 6‑8 months to the household is a very remarkable feat

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.

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.

Isabella Hawker, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

"In just three emails a week, WhippNews sums up the news you need to know in an entertaining and intelligible style," Isabella explained.

Christina Chun, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

1Scope was established in May 2016, the MVP launched in November 2016, they raised $1 million in February 2017, and since then, over 9000 students across 200 schools are using the platform.

Sinead Connolly, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

In just two years, Lotus People has placed 850 candidates in jobs, billed $600,000 in its first six months, turned over more than $3 million in the first year and grown its team from 2 to 10 staff.

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!

Omar de Silva, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

Since their official launch in October The Plato Project has worked for PwC, The Good Guys, REA Group, CarSales, had over 10,000 people engage in their online programs in one form or another and had 200 complete face‑to‑face programs.

Oliver Forrester, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

The consultancy has been recognised through several industry awards for excellence – at a state, national and international level. Client retention is well above industry standard with 80% providing referrals.

Andrew Waite, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

Convert Digital brings powerful, enterprise‑level technology, people, and know‑how to SMBs so that SMBs can get the enterprise‑level expertise they need to simplify their projects and create beautiful, high‑converting ecommerce websites

Tara Baker, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

I am educating vendors on how to be more inclusive (hint: it doesn't mean using a photo of a stereotypical gay couple on your website!) both in their media and language and creating an online space that inspires LGBTQ+ brides

Monica Wulff, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

The Startup Muster survey is comprehensive. In four years – getting 300,000 questions answered by over 5000 respondents from across Australia is quite a feat. These respondents are not incentivised – there is no prize money

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.

Sarah Goodwin, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

Dollboxx was born in 2014 with the vision to create products inspired by the Australian lifestyle and sell them through a seamless and streamlined process direct to consumers all around the globe.

Sharon Latour, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

Despite being female in a male-dominated industry, an immigrant with an accent, self‑managing and self‑funding, within four years Sharon has grown a global team mainly servicing clients paying in excess of $100,000 yearly.

Zoe Alexiades, 2017 Anthill 30under30 Winner

“I have created a new product which I have seen nowhere else, the product is laser cut artwork, which is created beautifully from wood and new age technology,” she told Anthill.
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