The eosera Foundation Pitch Competition is open for entries. Women entrepreneurs with businesses three years and younger can apply. [Photo: Jill Johnson]
This year, the annual pitch competition is open to women entrepreneurs from around the United States who have been in business for three years or less.
More than 120 women-owned, newly-founded Texas businesses entered this year's eosera Foundation Pitch Competition. Three finalists competed for the top prize Nov. 12 in front of a panel of judges at the Kimbell Art Museum—including a Euless-based chronic pain relief startup and a gluten-free Dallas e-commerce bakery.
The competition, which seeks to support female-led businesses in Texas, will award the top winners $15,000, $10,000, and $5,000 prizes, plus an additional $5,000 People’s Choice prize.
The competition is open to Texas-based women entrepreneurs with businesses that are less than three years old. The pitch finale event will be held on November 12 at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth.
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