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Hi:
Not sure if you are interested in this, thought I’d pass along just in case. There’s a new (interactive) campaign for Microsoft that launched and targets potential entrepreneurs.
Synopsis is below.
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Microsoft Corp. has announced the Ultimate Challenge, a nationwide search for the most creative small-business idea in the country.
The contest, which is live at http://www.ideawins.com, has been designed to spur the imagination and spirit of entrepreneurism that drives small businesses.
Microsoft will review applications received through the website. The deadline for submissions is Jan. 31, 2007.
The winner – the business with the most innovative business idea – will receive $100,000 in business start up money, funding to Manhattan-area storefront for one year, and infrastructure and software to help run the business.
Cheers,
Brian