George Washington University is set to award more than $300,000 in funding and support to startups connected to the university community next month.
The GW Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship is set to hold the finals of its New Venture Competition on April 19.
In all nine startups are set to pitch across tech and social entrepreneurship.
It’s the tenth edition of the competition, and will be held at the university’s Jack Morton Auditorium. To participate, startups must have at least one member of the team currently enrolled at GW. It brings together a mix of undergrad and graduate students. Teams are currently going through semifinals:
Meet the teams competing to change the world in next week's semifinal round of the GW New Venture Competition: https://t.co/YNNivBSCiz #StartAtG pic.twitter.com/lUIwwsUfuq
— GW Innovation & Entrepreneurship (@GWInnovate) March 27, 2018
Past winners include Urgent Wellness, KnoNap, and Berg Bites.
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