Mark Anderson
In a burgeoning world of evolving ideas and technology, startups hold a unique space as they are often founded on fresh concepts and disruptions in the market. This is especialy true for consumer-facing startups, whose objective is to meet the ever-changing, complex demands of the modern consumer. In this article, we focus on an array of such startups, ranging from consumer tech to ecommerce, all which were established in 2020 or later and have their headquarters in England. Let’s delve into the innovative and disruptive ventures of these startups.
Each startup highlighted in this article was born out of the need to meet specific consumer demands, and they each strive to go beyond traditional confines of the respective industry they operate in. At the core of these startups is the mission to revolutionise the consumer experience through technological advancements and innovative business models. Here we cover startups from various industries including consumer electronics, consumer goods, ecommerce, fintech, retail, and more.
We present to you some of the fresh and ambitious startups that have not only established themselves in very competitive markets but have also shown significant promise towards shaping the future of their corresponding industries.
Nothing
Focusing on developing digital technology to connect products and services, Nothing is a tech-forward company aiming to simplify and streamline the interaction between users and technology. Co-founded by Carl Pei and Akis Evangelidis in 2020, the company is headquartered in London, England. Connect with them on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Olsam Group
Founded by Ollie Horbye and Sam Horbye, Olsam Group is a London-based firm that acquires and manages top Amazon third-party and other eCommerce brands. Explore their business through their LinkedIn page.
The Mothership
The Mothership is an initiative by Ben Fletcher that brings the power of multichannel marketing and digital-first branding to the best consumer products. Stay updated on their developments on LinkedIn.
Trilo
Trilo, founded by Hamish Blythe, seeks to make peer-to-peer payments straightforward and hassle-free. Catch up with them on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Sküma
Sküma is a water purification start-up founded in 2020 by Alexandre Mahe and Georges Khairallah and is based in London. The company is on Facebook and LinkedIn.
PriceBring
PriceBring by Carl-Ferdinand Forster is a Business-to-Business e-commerce platform designed to help small retailers replenish their inventory with ease. You can follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Primis
Primis, a venture by Rebecca Griffiths, focuses on improving the online customer experience through its SaaS platform delivered to online retailers. Connect with them through their LinkedIn page.
The Dematerialised
The Dematerialised aims to reshuffle the conventional fashion industry, offering a web3 marketplace for authenticated virtual goods. You can follow them on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Fairfield Market Research
Founded by Utkarsh Koregaonkar, Fairfield Market Research is a consultancy that offers in-depth market analysis and reports. Stay updated on their latest insights through Twitter and LinkedIn.
Coffeeopia
Coffeeopia, by Emil Bayazitov, aims to help coffee lovers discover, discuss and learn everything about freshly roasted coffee. Connect with them on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Caza
Caza, an e-commerce platform specialising in furniture and retail, is based out of London. Check out their latest collections on Facebook and LinkedIn.
