The competition was free and open to the public and prizes of $100 for first place and $75 for second place were awarded to the most outstanding competitors in the “most likely to succeed” and “most creative” categories. Pitches were judged by local business leaders.
“A solid business idea pitch is essential for every startup. This competition offers participants a valuable opportunity to acquire the skills needed to structure, refine, and present a compelling and persuasive business pitch.,” said Dr. Lina LaMattina, Director of Business Programs at GCC.
Judge’s choices:
- Marsha Howard – 1st place, Most Likely to Succeed
- Julia Yax – 2nd place, Most Likely to Succeed
- Geisa Mercedes – 1st place, Most Creative
- Osiris Stanley – 2nd place, Most Creative
