The Brandywine LaunchBox held its first Women Founders Pitch Competition on March 26.
Tony Mattei, director of entrepreneurship and digital marketing, gave opening remarks at the Women Founders Pitch Competition.
Regional Chancellor Marilyn J. Wells gave opening remarks at the Women Founders Pitch Competition.
(l-r) Julianne Gardner, Yasmin George and Susan Springsteen speaking on a panel at the Women Founders Pitch Competition.
Jaclyn Gallo moderated the panel.
Kamna Giare-Patel pitched her company, Cerespectus LLC, a company that creates catheters used to aid gene therapy.
Jaclyn Gallo gave feedback to the pitch contestants as a judge.
Yasmin George gave her thoughts to contestants as a judge at the pitch competition.
Susan Springsteen asked contestants questions as a judge.
Ted Kardon giving his feedback as a judge at the pitch competition.
Tiara Orange pitching her company, The Royal Orange, a made-to-order clothing company.
Ginny Palmieri pitching her company, myNextory, which won second place.
Lauren Penrose pitching her company, Senior Stewards LLC, a company aimed to help people with aging parents and grandparents.
Kristine Mascione pitching her company, Vondern, a platform aimed at showing people activity recommendations.
Caitlin West pitching her company, Alivio Technologies, Inc., which won first place.
Meredith Tretiak pitching her company, RYLA, a social media app with no targeted advertising.
(l-r) Ginny Palmieri and Caitlin West with their certificates after receiving awards at the Women Founders Pitch Competition.