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Telepath — for cleaning up social
Telepath — for cleaning up social
Challengers to Watch 2021Mark Barden13 January 2021
TreeCard — for helping us spend to save (the planet)
TreeCard — for helping us spend to save (the planet)
Challengers to Watch 2021Guest User13 January 2021
Mozilla — for trying to unfck the internet
Mozilla — for trying to unfck the internet
Challengers to Watch 2021Kirstin Piening13 January 2021
Crowns & Hops — for bringing a fresh voice to craft beer
Crowns & Hops — for bringing a fresh voice to craft beer
Challengers to Watch 2021Guest User13 January 2021
Whoop — for changing the fitness game
Whoop — for changing the fitness game
Challengers to Watch 2021Chad Dick13 January 2021
Liquid Death — for making water interesting
Liquid Death — for making water interesting
Challengers to Watch 2021Guest User13 January 2021
Culdesac — for reimagining our cities
Culdesac — for reimagining our cities
Challengers to Watch 2021Nick Geoghegan13 January 2021
Entocycle — for rethinking the food chain
Entocycle — for rethinking the food chain
Challengers to Watch 2021Guest User13 January 2021
Pinduoduo — for making shopping social
Pinduoduo — for making shopping social
Challengers to Watch 2021Nick Geoghegan13 January 2021
Oda — for bringing artists and audiences together
Oda — for bringing artists and audiences together
Challengers to Watch 2021Mark Barden13 January 2021
Minor Figures — for being more funk than punk
Minor Figures — for being more funk than punk
Challengers to Watch 2021Guest User13 January 2021
Gugu Intimates — for showing up for women of colour
Gugu Intimates — for showing up for women of colour
Challengers to Watch 2021David Blyth13 January 2021
Ohne — for empowering ‘bleeding babes’
Ohne — for empowering ‘bleeding babes’
Challengers to Watch 2021Zoe Zambakides13 January 2021
Uoma — for calling for meaningful change
Uoma — for calling for meaningful change
Challengers to Watch 2021eatbigfish.13 January 2021
Dash Water — for its quiet revolution
Dash Water — for its quiet revolution
Challengers to Watch 2021Ben Cooper13 January 2021
Oddbox — for fighting food waste from the doorstep
Oddbox — for fighting food waste from the doorstep
Challengers to Watch 2021Ellie Simmons13 January 2021
Nide — for crowdsourced skincare
Nide — for crowdsourced skincare
Challengers to Watch 2021Nick Geoghegan13 January 2021
Magic Spoon — for dialling up the nostalgia
Magic Spoon — for dialling up the nostalgia
Challengers to Watch 2021Toby Brown13 January 2021
How Twitter embraced a challenger mindset
How Twitter embraced a challenger mindset
InterviewChad Dick23 October 2020Twitter
The Overthrow II Podcast: Challenger thinking for legacy brands
The Overthrow II Podcast: Challenger thinking for legacy brands
InterviewAdam Morgan22 October 2020Overthrow II
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