Fourteen startups pitch ideas at Memphis Demo Day

August 14, 2015

Claire Coulter

Fourteen startup companies pitched their ideas to a crowd of investors, community leaders and supporters Thursday.

It was a part of Memphis Demo Day, which marked graduation for the 14 teams from Start. Co (a tech startup accelerator) and ZeroTo510 (a medical device startup accelerator) summer startup training and mentoring programs.

Each team pitched their business on stage in the ballroom at the Sheraton Hotel in Downtown Memphis. It was a chance celebrate their progress and share their ideas. Many who were seeking investments to move forward.

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