Business Competitions Breed Great Ideas and Opportunities

In October 2009, Filings Made Easy was a sponsor and judge for a business competition held at Babson College in Wellesley, MA.  The contestants included undergraduate and MBA students from Babson College and other colleges and universities that place high value on their entrepreneurial programs. 

A key highlight of this competition was the business presented by Megan Shea — RetireLife (www.RetireLife.net).  RetireLife is receiving great attention in the Boston area, and Megan is doing big things, including recently received recognition and publicity by BusinessWeek.

Babson College is developing great ideas and well-prepared entrepreneurs.  They are the next generation of business leaders.  http://www3.babson.edu/newsroom/releases/BizPlanComp10-16-09ns.cfm

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