RIVERSIDE, CA β The Southern California OASISβ’ Challenge Pitch Finals, a much-anticipated event in the sustainability sector, is set to take place, spotlighting six innovative Inland Empire companies. These finalists, vying for $100,000 in grants and invaluable mentorship opportunities, represent the cutting edge of sustainable technology and business practices.
The Finalists: A Glimpse into Sustainabilityβs Future
The finalists, chosen for their innovative approaches to sustainability, include Rito Sur of Indrio Technologies, Gina Oliver of From the Land, Gabriela Atwater of A&G Electronics, Andrea Cuellar of Laundry to Landscape, Emily Kroll of Necessary Homes, and Roberto Valderrama of Cash Electronics. Each company will present a pitch to a panel of distinguished judges, showcasing their unique solutions to environmental challenges.
A Panel of Distinguished Judges
The pitches will be evaluated by a panel of esteemed judges from various sectors, adding depth and diversity to the evaluation process. The panel includes Andre de Rosa, CEO of Lamplighter Energy; Sean Varner, Managing Partner at Varner & Brandt; Nick Adcock, President/CEO of the Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce; Tim Jenkins, Co-Founder of Sendgrid; Jay Goth, CEO of Redtail Capital, and Erika Moran from US Bank.
Keynote Address by Industry Leader
Andre de Rosa, CEO of Lamplighter Energy, will deliver a keynote speech, offering insights from his extensive experience in the energy sector. His address is anticipated to inspire and provide valuable perspectives to the participating companies and attendees.
A Collaborative Effort for Sustainable Innovation
This event, a collaborative effort made possible by The James Irvine Foundation and US Bank, highlights the importance of supporting sustainable business practices and innovations. It underscores the role of financial and mentorship support in bringing groundbreaking ideas to the market.
Networking and Engagement Opportunities
Set to begin at 4:30 pm at the University Theatre 400 Humanities, University of California, Riverside, the event not only offers a platform for the finalists but also serves as a networking opportunity for attendees. With free parking in lot 6, the event is expected to draw a diverse crowd from the sustainability sector, academia, and the business community.
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