Hyperakt

Hyperakt is an independent New York City design firm founded in 2001 with a passion for creating work that effects change in the world around us. Their focus lies in creating brand identities, websites, printed communications, and data visualizations for clients such as Google, UNICEF, United Nations, Ford Foundation, Acumen Fund, Thomson Reuters Foundation, U.S. Federal Government, GOOD Magazine, The New York Times, and many others. Their work has caught the attention of The Harvard Business Review, which noted that by having a bigger purpose, Hyperakt might be building a 21st-century design studio: the crucible of big, world-changing ideas. The company's dedication to nonprofit branding from the inside out sets them apart in the design industry, making them an intriguing prospect for potential investors seeking socially impactful ventures. With a focus on important social issues and innovative businesses, Hyperakt presents an attractive opportunity for venture capital firms looking to support companies that drive positive change in the world. More information about their portfolio can be found by visiting Hyperakt.com.