More than $100,000 will be on the line in “Cupid’s Cup 2.0,” an expanded version of the 11-year-old entrepreneurship competition led by Under Armour founder and CEO Kevin Plank ’96.
For the first time, college students and young alumni presented their business plans at regional competitions organized through a nationwide consortium of 20 universities and entrepreneurship centers. Semifinalists advanced in February 2016 to “Validation Day” at Under Armour headquarters in Baltimore.
Finalists will pitch to Plank and a panel of high-profile judges in April at the University of Maryland. /GM/
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