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Please note that competition prizes will not be confirmed until spring A team participating in the competition can consist of one or more contestants and can include non-students.

However, there must be at least one MTSU student or alumnus on each team. We encourage all participants to take advantage of all the resources provided, mentors, prep sessions, etc. There are three major parts to the competition: Approximately teams are chosen to progress to the next round.

Teams are scored by two constituents: Trade Show judges are pre-selected judges chosen by the Pam Wright Chair in Entrepreneurship who visit the booths and select a minimum of three teams they feel have the best business idea and presentation. Community Choice judges consist of fellow students, friends, and other members of the community who visit the displays and then vote on their favorite business ideas and presentations.

They may vote for one to five business ideas and presentations. During the Trade Show, each team will designate one member student or alum to give their three-minute Elevator Pitch.

While absent from the Trade Show giving your Elevator Pitch, be sure to have a back-up person manning your Trade Show booth.

If you are the only person on your team, it is possible to engage up to two other non-team individuals to help with the booth and make presentations to Trade Show and Community Choice judges. The combined results of the Trade Show scores, given by the Community Choice judges and the official Trade Show judges, as well as the scores from the Elevator Pitch Round and Screening Round, will narrow the field down to the final teams that will continue to the Final Presentation Round.

Three to four teams will proceed to the Final Presentation round exceptions to this number may be made based on the quality of business plans submitted. The Final Presentations focus on the complete business plan where teams present their plans to a group of judges and field questions.

Teams will give a maximum 15 minute presentation followed by 10 minutes of questions and answers. The judges will meet after the presentations to make final award decisions. Winners will not be announced until the Awards Reception. The presenters will receive feedback from the judges in written form and mentoring within a week after their presentations.

The finalist teams will receive special coaching sessions prior to their final presentations. If teams choose to revise their final plan before the final coaching session, the business plan will be due back three days prior to the coaching session to give the coaches time to review it.

After the coaching sessions, the final business plans will be due at least six days prior to the Final Presentations. The finalist teams will also be required to create a Power Point presentation for the Final Presentation.

MTSU Alumni from any school or college within the university are eligible to participate in the competition, not just the Jones College of Business. Non-student business professionals are allowed as team members, but there must be a Middle Tennessee student or alum on the team.

You may not enter a plan that was entered in a previous year. In the final presentation round of the competition, only students or alumni will present. The Pam Wright Chair in Entrepreneurship reserves the right to make the final determination of the appropriateness of submitted business ventures. Not all prizes may be awarded depending on the quality of submissions.

Confidentiality The Pam Wright Chair in Entrepreneurship Business Plan Competition considers all submitted business plans as confidential and treats all team matters accordingly. But, due to the nature of the event, we cannot guarantee complete confidentiality for proprietary matters.

Ultimately, protection of sensitive materials such as intellectual property, copyright, or patent confidentiality is the sole responsibility of the individual or team participating in the competition.

Non-Disclosure Agreements will not be signed by judges, mentors, or any MTSU staff associated with the business plan competition, so please do not ask.

Please be aware that if this scholarship exceeds your COA, it may cause other previously awarded aid such as loans to be reduced.

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If this occurs, you may not receive a refund for the full amount of the scholarship as expected. Any questions about over-awards should be directed to the MT One Stop.Pennsylvania's State System Business Plan Competition The State System Business Plan Competition Committee is seeking State System students who are interested in starting or growing their own business in Pennsylvania.

The Business Plan Competition was started through the Pam Wright Chair in Entrepreneurship to foster the entrepreneurial spirit within the region. It is designed to help students and alumni in launching new business ventures, including for-profit businesses, not-for-profit businesses, corporate entrepreneurship, and social enterprise.

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Harrisburg – A team of students from Indiana University of Pennsylvania who designed a web-based application that helps persons dealing with drug and alcohol abuse problems won the $10, first place prize in the fourth annual Student Business Plan Competition sponsored by Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education.

The State System Business Plan Competition Committee is seeking State System students who are interested in starting or growing their own business in Pennsylvania.

Funding is available to support students in their business development efforts.