Matt Johnson was raised by entrepreneurs — his parents founded Denver-based landscape architecture practice Civitas — but he had no intention of creating a company himself. That was until, as part of his industrial design degree at London’s Royal College of Art, he invented conductive paint, with which he could create working electrical circuits on walls.
Image: Bare Conductive’s Matt Johnson, chief executive, Bibi Nelson, chief operating officer, and Isabel Lizardi, chief commercial officer © Adam Gasson
