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Cadmus is a global education platform focused on assessment for universities. It supports the entire assessment process end-to-end — from setting up the assessment and marking it, to providing real-time feedback, and ultimately delivering an analysis of how the assessment went and how the class performed overall.
Campbell Butler
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Arevo is a crop nutrition company founded with a clear mission: to reduce agriculture’s reliance on conventional mineral fertilisers. The company originated from academic research at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), where a professor began studying how plants actually take up nitrogen—the most critical nutrient for growth.
Ling Koay
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My name is Henning, and I'm one of the two founders of EIGA (pronounced AIGA) Design. We’re a boutique branding agency based in Germany, which I run together with my partner Elizabeth Plus. We have a dedicated team of brand designers — a mid-size studio with a core team of about 15 people working with different kinds of companies and brands.
Henning Otto
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We’re a global strategy and design studio, and we’ve been around for over 40 years. We work with businesses of all scales and sectors across strategy, branding, and experience design. We are based in London, but we operate globally, with much of our work overseas, partnering with some really exciting brands.
Ollie Ellis, Bernadette Engel
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It’s a fascinating space — I honestly underestimated how complex it would be at first. Hily was founded eight years ago by three Ukrainians, and part of our team (and a lot of product decisions) is still in Ukraine. We’re mainly focused on North and South America, with some presence in Europe.
Julia Kolesnyk
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We started in 2009 as BigCommerce, focused on helping small businesses get online quickly. Over time, we scaled into the enterprise market, expanded globally, and added depth to our portfolio with the acquisitions of Feedonomics and Makeswift. That allowed us to power more than storefronts—building toward a full ecosystem.
Denise Bruhns, Alicia Herber
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We first connected with Vinted at the end of 2023 through a former colleague who suggested they reach out to Kiln. At the time, Vinted had spoken to several agencies, but their ask was unusual: they wanted their internal creative team and an external agency to work side by side.
Charlie Hocking
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Our Kids’ Climate officially became an organization in 2019 as a parent-led response to the Youth Climate Strikes. At the time, young activists like Greta Thunberg were leaving school to protest the climate emergency. Many parents felt, “We are the grownups, we should be standing up. This burden shouldn’t rest only on our children.”
Rebecca Wynn
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The idea of Inbox Monster came together from a group of some people I’ve known for over a decade. They wanted to create a new kind of tool in the email space—something that covers everything from before you hit send to reporting at the very end.
Laura Sullivan
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Shutterstock started in 2003 as a stock image company. It was a scrappy startup without a full-blown brand identity at the time.
Meg Vázquez-Pastrana
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Awardco started over 10 years ago, entering a space that was, frankly, stuck in the past. Employee rewards and recognition had barely evolved—think crystal globes at 5 years, lapel pins at 10. Our founders saw a need for something better.
Dave Christison
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Swisscom was originally Swiss PTT, short for Post, Telephone and Telegraph Services. It started as a state-owned company, and in the 2000s transitioned into a private company—though the state still holds 51% of the shares. Over time, it became the Swisscom we know today.
Nicolai Reuland, Pascal Frey
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AmplifyChange is a charity and multi-donor challenge fund. We support local organizations—primarily across Africa and South Asia.
Katie Northcott
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The company has evolved quite a bit. It all started back in 2018 with Jae, Aiden, and SJ—three of the five co-founders—who met while working at the Korean Cyber Command. They were tackling serious national security challenges that required better video understanding technology.
Sean Barclay
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It all started with festival culture in Europe—especially in Denmark. At festivals like Roskilde, the music on the main stage would end around midnight, but the party would keep going at the campsites. The louder your speaker, the bigger your party—and the more people you'd attract.
Alastair Oloo
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