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How your small business can win $30K from Comcast

Make a pitch for how technology will help your company grow.

Hey, startups and entrepreneurs: You could win up to $30,000 for your small business with Comcast Business’ Innovations 4 Entrepreneurs contest.
All you have to do is tell them by March 12 how your small biz would benefit from new and better technologies — think connecting with customers, operating more efficiently and, possibly, creating a new line of business.
Judges — including the “World’s Most Practical Small Business Expert,” John Jantsch, and Anita Campbell, the founder, CEO and publisher of Small Business Trends — will choose one entrepreneur as winners in each of Comcast Business’ 15 regions. Those regional winners will receive $10,000 to invest in technology for their businesses.
Then, in June, six of those regional winners will be named grand prize winners and receive an additional $20,000. They’ll also win a trip to Comcast headquarters in Philly to learn about growth strategies and planning.
Wilmington’s own entreDonovan won the whole shebang back in 2014.

Full disclosure: Comcast is the current sponsor of the Tomorrow Tour, which is organized by Technical.ly, and was the title sponsor of Technical.ly's Philly Tech Week 2015.
Companies: Comcast

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