ecoText is a startup that was founded at the University of New Hampshire by Joel Nkounkou, Dylan Wheeler and Nelson Thomas. The company won a $200,000 investment from the Millworks II investment fund on Thursday.
Joel Nkounkou, CEO of ecoText, delivers a pitch for funding from the Millworks II fund on Thursday during the New Hampshire Tech Alliance’s annual Innovation Summit.
ecoText is a startup that was founded at the University of New Hampshire by Joel Nkounkou, Dylan Wheeler and Nelson Thomas. The company won a $200,000 investment from the Millworks II investment fund on Thursday.
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Joel Nkounkou, CEO of ecoText, delivers a pitch for funding from the Millworks II fund on Thursday during the New Hampshire Tech Alliance’s annual Innovation Summit.
A company that aims to help students access cheaper digital textbooks won a $200,000 investment from the Millworks II investment fund.
The company, ecoText, received the investment during Thursday’s Innovation Summit, an annual event the New Hampshire Tech Alliance puts on to celebrate entrepreneurs and tech companies in the state. The summit culminates with local tech startups pitching the Millworks II fund, a collective of 40 local investors working with the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority.
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