Baltimore CrowdPitch

 

Application Deadline: June 2

What is CrowdPitch?

 

This event will bring entrepreneurs, innovators, mentors, support providers, and investors together in an informal and energetic setting.

Think ´American Idol´ — selected entrepreneurs will have 4 minutes to pitch their company to both a panel of experts & a live audience, followed immediately by a 3-minute Q&A session with the panel.

A free networking lunch will follow the formal pitch.

Event Details


  • June 16th
  • 11:30 - 1:30 pm
  • Minnegan Room in the Field House
    At Johnny Unitas Stadium Complex, Towson Campus
    Towson, MD 21204
  • Driving Directions: http://wwwnew.towson.edu/outreach/downloads/Directions%20to%20Minnegan%20Room.pdf
  • Free Parking across the street

Prizes


The winner gets $8,850 of services from our sponsors:
  • NOWAdvisors: 12 hours of financial & accounting services = $1,800 value
  • FundingUniverse: startup services = $2,500 value
  • Amazon: web services = $500 value
  • Platinum: Free payment analysis = $1500 value
  • ETC: 6 months semi-private cube space = $2550 value

Panel of Experts

 

  • Dave Troy, Baltimore Angels
  • Rick Faint, Evergreen Capital
  • Laura Gamble, Skipjack Partners
  • Adam Suri, MD State Department of Economic Development

 

How it Works:


Pitching Companies:
FundingUniverse will select several companies to present on-stage at the CrowdPitch event.  The presenting companies will complete a mandatory coaching session.


Panel of Experts:
A panel of experts have agreed to judge the CrowdPitch presentations


Audience Participation:
Attendees in the audience will receive $100 of "FUN" money that they will use to "invest" in their favorite company pitch.  After all of the presentations, the audience will place their "FUN" money into their favorite CrowdPitch presentation.


Selecting the Winning Presenters:
After all of the presentations, 2 winning presenters will be announced based on the amount of  "FUN" money that is "invested"

 

Sponsors:

Platinum



NOWAdvisors