Delaware business owners: don’t miss your chance to win $30,000 from Comcast. Submit a 250-word essay to be considered in the company’s second annual Innovations 4 Entrepreneurs competition.
Last year, Linda Farquhar, the owner of Wilmington boutique entreDonovan, was one of the six national grand-prize winners.
Applicants must submit their essay and entry form by March 15. Business owners must also provide a description on the business and explain, in 250 words, how they could expand or modify technology to help enhance the business.
For more details, visit Comcast’s Innovations 4 Entrepreneurs site.
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