They say pets are a man’s bestfriend, but for Darwin’s Pet, it might just be Designity. When it comes to the world of pets, creativity is something that the industry just can’t go without. With how fast and energetic our companions are, it only makes sense that the content companies push out can catch the same speed. As an organic pet food company, shipping pet owners quality meal plans were just one side of the coin. To keep up with the booming business, Darwin’s Pet needed creativity to be shipped to their doorstep too. That’s where Designity came in.

If there’s one industry that requires some creativity, it’s the food and beverage industry. This is especially true for the international bubble tea franchise, Kung Fu Tea. Far beyond its unique packaging and branding, the company relies heavily on its innovativeness and ability to position itself competitively in the market. This is however a tricky challenge to conquer when it comes to finding the perfect solution to execute its mission. With refreshing beverages punched with flavor, the company’s content needed the same flavor, if not more.

Over the last decade, subscription services have become the new norm. Netflix, Grammarly, Audible, and Spotify are just a few of what seems like millions of subscription services that we’ve all grown to love and depend on. But what about subscriptions for style? That’s exactly what Sajad Zahedi, AmirSaber Sharifi, and their colleagues must have been thinking when they came up with the idea for Vyrent, an online subscription marketplace for luxury watches. Their company motto, “Don’t own. Access instead.” says it all. We wanted to hear more, so we sat down with Sajad Zahedi (CEO) and AmirSaber Sharifi (CTO) at Vyrent. They told us all about their unique business and the struggles and frustrations they’ve faced.