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Friday, April 5, 2019

Small Biz Competition For Black Entrepreneurs

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2019 SMALL BUSINESS 'FEVERPITCH' COMPETITION NOW OPEN FOR BLACK ENTREPRENEURS

Black Connect Announces National Call for Small Business Owners and Aspiring Entrepreneurs to Pitch Their Business Ideas for a Chance to Win Cash Prizes

Tampa Bay, FL -- Today, 3rd Party Media Corp. announced the national call for entries for "FeverPitch,” a small business pitch competition that will be hosted on its business networking platform, BlackConnect.com. Participants will have the opportunity to present their business ideas to a panel of business owners. One participant will win a $1,500 cash prize. The final submission deadline is April 30, 2019. Enter at BlackConnect.com.

Co-sponsored by Legacy Social Media Management, "FeverPitch" is a small business competition for entrepreneurs seeking to take their business to the next level or aspiring entrepreneurs who are ready to turn their idea into a business. This round of competition is open to millennials ages 18 to 38. To participate in "FeverPitch," interested individuals must complete an entry form and provide a 60 second video pitch.

"FeverPitch captures the heart and soul of Black Connect," said Ivan Conard, a graduate of Morehouse College and the Director of Sales and Operations for BlackConnect.com. "BlackConnect.com is a privately owned, comprehensive social media platform that provides holistic tools to meet the needs of businesses, professionals, and consumers. Because it's privately owned, we are able to tailor the platform to meet our objectives, and also meet the needs of our members, partners, and sponsors. This allows us to host the entire competition online and open the competition to individuals all across the United States," said Conard.