A Pinedale native’s startup innovation is one of six finalists for the University of Wyoming’s Fisher Innovation Launchpad.
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WYOMING – A Pinedale native’s startup innovation is one of six finalists for the University of Wyoming’s Fisher Innovation Launchpad.
Brett Butler was selected for his startup Hawl-It, a business that creates applications allowing independent freight truck drivers to select and manage their jobs. Butler is a current UW business student.
Finalists for the project are UW graduates, students, faculty or entrepreneurs. Teams compete for $125,000 in seed funding. Teams will make their presentations during the Fisher Innovation Launchpad Pitch Day on Nov. 30.
