The Texas AI Challenge is accepting applications until July 11 for the first statewide pitch competition for early-stage AI startups. Finalists can win up to $100,000 in investment and valuable services, culminating in a live pitch event on August 7 at SMU during Dallas Startup Week. A diverse panel of over 40 judges from venture capital, industry, and academia will review submissions and offer feedback. Notable judge Wade Myers, founder of Pro-Forma, has extensive experience in venture building. Pro-Forma aids startups in financial decision-making. Additionally, New Hope Equine named Susan Altshuler as program manager, while ACU partnered with SABR to enhance sports leadership and analytics education. LanCarte Commercial secured a 31,500-square-foot warehouse lease in Rhome, reflecting industrial demand in the DFW area. Quorum Architects hired LSU grad Adrianna Jordan as an architectural intern, and Camp Fire First Texas appointed Karen Barlow Parrish as major gifts officer to enhance community support.
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Texas AI Challenge Now Accepting Applications; ACU and SABR Collaborate; Key Business Developments in North Texas
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