Emerge Innovation Hub hands out $47,000 in grants during ‘PitchNight’

BENTON HARBOR — Five local businesses were cumulatively granted more than $47,000 at EmergeInnovation Hub’s third annual “Pitch Night.”

This year, Emerge partnered with the Women’s Business Center at Cornerstone Alliance and Whirlpool Corp. or the “Shark Tank” styled event where winners are granted money toward their business. The event was held at The GhostLight Theatre in Benton Harbor. On Thursday night, the participating entrepreneurs presented in the emerging category, which meant the businesses have not made $25,000 for at least two years in a row. An additional six businesses presented under the accelerating category, which meant they’ve made more than $25,000.“We love this event,” Emerge Executive Director Ambie Bell said. “It gives these local businesses a platform and place to shine.”

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