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GrowthTech Summit Awards $40,000 in Grants to Small Business Founders

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The inaugural GrowthTech Summit took place at Wells Fargo headquarters in Las Colinas on October 21. Start.Pivot.Grow. awarded $40,000 in accelerator grant funding to small business founders through its Pitch It! competition. Irving Mayor Albert C. Zapanta and City Council member David Pfaff attended the event, which brought together technology leaders and investors.

From northdallasgazette.com

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The summit focused on helping entrepreneurs leverage emerging technologies and access capital for sustainable growth. The event featured experts in artificial intelligence, sales, technology, and capital.

Albert C. Zapanta succeeded Rick Stopfer as mayor of Irving, highlighting Irving's growing presence within the Austin Metroplex.

From northdallasgazette.com

Who's involved

  • IrvingCity where the summit was held and where officials serve
  • David PfaffCity Council member of Irving who attended the summit
  • Albert C. ZapantaMayor of Irving who attended the summit

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  • Irving

    city in Dallas County, Texas, United States

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  • David Pfaff

    South African businessman and cricketer

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