Tech Alliance extends TechOut deadline

Competition awards $300,000 in prizes to startups

October 3, 2019

NH Business Review Staff,

The deadline to apply for the NH Tech Alliance’s 2019 TechOut competition has been extended to Friday, Oct. 11.

TechOut is a competition for young startups, with capital prizes totaling $300,000. In addition, Brady Sullivan Properties will provide up to 4,000 square feet of office space at one of its Elm Street locations in Manchester, plus design services to the first-place winner.

Competitors will present live pitches to a group of judges and a live audience at the finals, which will be held later this fall. The event also feature displays detailing entrants’ ideas.

For more information, visit nhtechalliance.org. or call 603-935-8951.

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