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Holloway Competition
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Paul J. Holloway Prize Competition- May 8, 2019
This multi-track competition takes students out of the classroom and into the real world. It challenges students to develop products or services and present their plans to bring them to market.
The story of a college kid hatching up a business plan in their dorm room is the first chapter to many successful now multi-million dollar starts-ups. Looking back at doing it myself, I can see why. The excitement of running from building my prototype to dissecting business plans is thrilling. I have a promising career ahead of me as a direct result of the people i met through Holloway and with hard work, anyone can acieve that.
Kate Aiken, past Holloway Competition finalist
The Holloway Prize is open to all students in all majors at the University of New Hampshire, Plymouth State University, Keene State College, and Granite State College. The competition recognizes students who conceptualize, develop, and pitch the most compelling proposals to bring a product to market. After multiple stages of the competition, the final teams present their ideas at the Holloway Prize Competition Championship Round in May.
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Prizes
Cash Awards
$10,000- 1st Place Team
$7,500- 2nd Place Team
$5,000- 3rd Place Team
$1,250- Runner-Up Teams
Additonal Prizes
-Legal services provided by Pierce Atwood
-Nantucket Conference Registration
All teams that advance to the Bud Albin Challenge will receive cash prizes of at least $300 per team.
See Charles and Miriam Nelson Poster Competition and Bud Albin Challenge for additional prizes.
Sponsors
-Paul and Anna Grace Holloway
-Bud Albin Entrepreneurship Fund
-Charles and Miriam Nelson Fund for Business Innovation
Pierce Atwood
Questions? Email holloway.prize@unh.edu
the Holloway family
The Holloway Competition is the oldest of its kind in New Hampshire. Holloway’s wife, Anna Grace, son, Scott, and daughter, Debra, established the Paul J. Holloway Prize in 1988 to honor his achievements and contributions to the educational and business communities. The Holloway family remains involved in the competition today, and their support has allowed for thousands of students to pitch their business ideas over the past 31 years. Read Paul Holloway's bio.
Great resume builder
$1M awarded in cash & other prizes
1,200 Lifetime Competitors
Celebrating 31 years