Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
Danny Perches, business assistance coordinator for the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a $5,000 check to Rural First founder Robb Woolsey for winning the chamber’s Go Big Pitch Competition. In the “Shark Tank”-style event at the chamber’s Oct. 1 Business 2 Business Expo, Woolsey in 7 minutes explained his startup designed to help first responders quickly reach homes in rural areas. Other pitch competitors were scheduling app Covy, personal safety app Emergenc.Me and restaurant data analytics Logic Forte.
