Tag: Rhode Island Business Plan Competition
After years of promise, R.I. medtech sector emerging from Boston’s shadow
After working for a large company for more than a decade, Dom Messerli was on his own for the first time in 2016.
He’d just...
Rhode Island Business Plan Competition rebrands
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Business Plan Competition has been renamed the Rhode Island Business Competition, the organization announced Wednesday.
The move was made to...
TextUp takes home top honors at 2018 R.I. Business Plan Competition
PROVIDENCE – Michelle Petersen, a Brown University student who developed a low-cost software package that lets social workers efficiently manage documents and information flows,...
2018 Rhode Island Business Plan Competition announces 6 finalists
PROVIDENCE – Six finalists for the Rhode Island Business Plan Competition were announced Thursday. The finalists were chosen from 14 semi-finalists, which had been chosen from...
Rhode Island Business Plan Competition semi-finalists named
PROVIDENCE – Fourteen semi-finalists will compete for $265,000 in prizes in the 2018 Rhode Island Business Plan Competition in May, the competition organization announced...
R.I. Business Plan Competition accepting applications
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Business Plan Competition 2018 is now accepting applications, the organization announced this week.
The organization also announced it will be...
Cox to sponsor state business plan competition
PROVIDENCE – Cox Business, provider of voice, data, video and security solutions for businesses, has become a top-level sponsor of the 2018 Rhode Island Business...
Five Questions With: David Katzevich
Brown University senior David Katzevich is the creator of FungEye, an image-based software product designed to help indoor farmers detect mold on plants earlier....
Brown student wins Elevator Pitch Contest
PROVIDENCE – FungEye, an image-based software product that would help indoor farmers detect mold on plants at an early state, has won the annual...
Think of your company as your baby and plan accordingly
Dan Aziz | Premama founder and president
Starting a company is a lot like having a child … I think. There is a lot of...



















