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Fastest Growing Private Companies 433% growth

Eosera, a Fort Worth biotech company founded by ex-Alcon vets Elyse Dickerson and Joe Griffin, has had a strong launch. The company, a leader on Fort Worth’s life sciences scene.

Think you have a business idea that is the next big thing? Is your business, or business proposition focused on inner or outer beauty? The Pink Tank is our very own version of the "Shark Tank." where you can come and have the chance to pitch in front of experienced and successful entrepreneurial judges. Imagine all of the excitement and suspense of a major pitch competition, but with a lighter and kinder side. Businesses targeted at women that are focused on inner or outer beauty For anyone… Mehr zeigen

Think you have a business idea that is the next big thing? Is your business, or business proposition focused on inner or outer beauty? The Pink Tank is our very own version of the "Shark Tank." where you can come and have the chance to pitch in front of experienced and successful entrepreneurial judges. Imagine all of the excitement and suspense of a major pitch competition, but with a lighter and kinder side. Businesses targeted at women that are focused on inner or outer beauty For anyone that purchases a ticket to this event you can be entered into a business competition where if selected as a finalist you will be able to pitch on the day of the conference (January 27) in front of our stellar judging panel and have the opportunity to win $5,000 in cash prizes. Weniger anzeigen

Awarded to start-up companies making a meaningful impact in global innovation.

Women in Technology Awards honor tech-focused women who drive innovation, lead technology companies and shape the local community.

“Comerica Bank is proud to partner with the DEC and to provide the $50,000 unrestricted grant for this great contest,” said Gigi Moore, Senior Vice President, International Trade Finance, Comerica Bank, and chair of Comerica’s Texas Women’s Forum. “Our hope is that we help draw attention to the significant contributions to the DFW community from women and minority entrepreneurs, including those who participated at our finals event last evening.”

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“Comerica Bank is proud to partner with the DEC and to provide the $50,000 unrestricted grant for this great contest,” said Gigi Moore, Senior Vice President, International Trade Finance, Comerica Bank, and chair of Comerica’s Texas Women’s Forum. “Our hope is that we help draw attention to the significant contributions to the DFW community from women and minority entrepreneurs, including those who participated at our finals event last evening.”

Some 150 applications were received from local entrepreneurs and startups across North Texas. The field was then whittled down to the top 10 entries as judged by executives from the DEC, Comerica Bank and The People Fund. The final four contestants were determined by social media voting, which garnered more than 17,000 votes.

The final pitch event last evening was one of many such events being held throughout the world in conjunction with Global Entrepreneurship Week (#GEW2015). Global Entrepreneurship Week is a celebration of “the innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare,” according to the Global Entrepreneurship Network.
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