81 FR 96157 - Announcement of InnovateHER: Innovating for Women Business Challenge 2017
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Federal Register Volume 81, Issue 250 (December 29, 2016)
Federal Register Volume 81, Issue 250 (December 29, 2016)
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| FR Document | 2016-31470 |
[Federal Register Volume 81, Number 250 (Thursday, December 29, 2016)] [Notices] [Pages 96157-96159] From the Federal Register Online [www.thefederalregister.org] [FR Doc No: 2016-31470] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Announcement of InnovateHER: Innovating for Women Business Challenge 2017 AGENCY: U.S. Small Business Administration. ACTION: Notice. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is conducting the third year of the InnovateHER: Innovating for Women Challenge (the Challenge), pursuant to the America Competes Act, for entrepreneurs to create a product or service that has a measurable impact on the lives of women and families, the potential for commercialization, and fills a need in the marketplace. DATES: The Challenge launches on December 29, 2016. The initial round of the Challenge will take the form of local competitions that will be run across the country beginning December 29, 2016, and ending no later than April 29, 2017. The host organizations running the local competitions must select and submit one winner from each local competition to SBA, along with a nomination package, no later than May 12, 2017. SBA will then select up to ten finalists. The top three winners will be announced no later than July 27, 2017, following a live pitch competition. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Simona Duffin, Office of Entrepreneurial Development, U.S. Small Business Administration, 409 Third Street SW., 6th Floor, [[Page 96158]] Washington, DC 20416, (202) 205-4401, [email protected]. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 1. Subject of Challenge Competition: The SBA is looking for innovative products and services that help impact and empower the lives of women and families. We know that our workforce looks very different from 50 years ago. Women now make up nearly half of the labor force and play a critical role in our nation's economic prosperity. Most children live in households where all parents work. And as our population ages, families are increasingly caring for aging parents while balancing the needs of work and home. As the demands on women and families grow, the need for products and services that address these unique challenges increases. This Challenge will provide a platform to fulfill that need. Contestants must develop a product or service that meets the following competition criteria:Has a measurable impact on the lives of women and families (30%); Has the potential for commercialization (40%); and Fills a need in the marketplace (30%). 2. Eligibility Rules for Participating in the Challenge: This Challenge is open only to: (a) Citizens or permanent residents of the United States who are at least eighteen (18) years of age at the time of their submission of an entry (or teams of such individuals); and (b) private entities, such as corporations or other organizations, that are incorporated in and maintain a primary place of business in the United States. Individuals submitting on behalf of corporations, nonprofits, or groups of individuals (such as an academic class or other team) must meet the eligibility requirements for individual contestants. An individual may belong to more than one team submitting an entry in this Challenge. SBA employees are not eligible, nor are Federal entities or other Federal employees acting within the scope of their employment. Individuals or organizations that are currently suspended or disbarred by the federal government are not eligible for this Challenge. 3. Registration Process for Participants: The Challenge launches on December 29, 2016. The initial round of the Challenge will take the form of local competitions that will be run across the country from December 29, 2016, and ending no later than April 29, 2017, by host organizations such as universities, accelerators, clusters, scale-up communities, and SBA Resource Partners. For more information regarding these local competitions as it becomes available, please visit www.sba.gov/InnovateHER. SBA will continue to update the list of local competitions as details are confirmed. While these local competitions will be identified as part of the national InnovateHER Challenge and will be conducted in a manner that is consistent with these Challenge rules, they will be administered solely by the local host organizations and will be judged by individuals selected by each host in their sole discretion. At a minimum, however, each application must contain a business plan covering the contestant's proposed product or service and must satisfy the Challenge criteria identified by SBA in this notice. Following the completion of the local competitions, each host organization will identify one winner that will advance to the semi- final round of the Challenge. For a winning entry that has been submitted by a team of competitors, the host organization must list the team's self-identified project leader as the winner who will advance to the semi-final round. No later than May 12, 2017, each host organization will submit a nomination package containing the winning individual/team's business plan and other required information to SBA, which will administer the semi-final and final rounds of the Challenge. Selection as a semi-finalist following a local competition is the only means of registering for the Challenge. All nominations will be screened by SBA for eligibility. Contestants cannot submit entries directly to SBA. 4. Prize for Winners: Cash prizes totaling $70,000 will be awarded to the three highest-rated contestants in the final round of the competition in the following amounts: 1st Place--$40,000 2nd Place--$20,000 3rd Place--$10,000 For winning entries submitted by teams of competitors, prize money will be awarded to the self-identified project leader for distribution to the rest of the team at their discretion and independently from SBA. 5. Process for Host Organizations: Initial Round--Local Competitions. Organizations that wish to host a local competition as part of the initial round of this Challenge must send a request to the SBA at [email protected] no later than March 10, 2017, with the following information: a. The organization's official legal name, street address, city, state; b. Web site of the organization (if applicable); c. The name of the organization's designated Point of Contact (POC) for the competition, his/her email address, and phone number. SBA will evaluate all requests to host a local InnovateHER competition in its sole discretion and will confirm a host's participation in writing. Additionally, with some exceptions, organizations that wish to host an InnovateHER competition will be required to agree to the terms of a Co-sponsorship Agreement with the SBA that defines the scope of the relationship for the purposes of InnovateHER and outlines the co-promotion and marketing terms. SBA will notify prospective hosts if such agreement is required. SBA will reject any nomination package submitted to the SBA by an organization that has not been officially confirmed by SBA to participate in the InnovateHER Challenge. Additionally, each host organization will determine the type of local competition, conducted in a manner that is consistent with these Challenge Rules, that will best identify the most innovative and entrepreneurial business ideas, including the type of application that individuals need to prepare in order to compete, and will publicize the competition locally. Host organizations should also notify SBA of the date and location of the local competitions for the purposes of publication at sba.gov/InnovateHER. Semi-Final Round--Submission of Local Winners. No later than May 12, 2017, host organizations must select and submit one winner from the local competition along with a nomination package to SBA through the www.Challenge.gov Web site. The nomination package must contain all of the following items: (a) A single cover page detailing-- (i) The Name of the winning individual (in the case of a winning team, please provide the name of the team's self-identified project lead); Company name (if applicable); Product/Service Name; Company Address, City, State, and Place of Incorporation (if applicable); Product/Service Web site (if applicable); telephone number of winning individual; and his/her email address. (ii) The host organization's official legal name, street address, city, state, designated POC, and his/her best contact number and email address. (Note: This information must match the information provided by the organization as part of its request to SBA to host a local competition.); (iii) A concise, two-sentence description of the product or service. (Note: This description may also be in [[Page 96159]] promotional or informational materials in connection with InnovateHER.) (b) A Business Plan from the winning individual/team (maximum length: 20 pages, including attachments). (c) A signed Statement of Support prepared by the host organization that explains why the winner of the local competition best satisfied the competition criteria and presented the greatest potential for success (maximum length: 2 pages). Each host organization is responsible for preparing the complete nomination package, including obtaining a copy of the relevant Business Plan from the winner and ensuring that the full package is timely submitted to the SBA via the www.Challenge.gov Web site. 6. Selection of Winners. Semi-Final Round. In the semi-final round of the Challenge, SBA will review the semi-finalist nomination packages submitted by the local competition host organizations and select up to 10 finalists whose products or services, in SBA's sole judgment, best satisfy the competition criteria identified in Paragraph 1 of this Challenge announcement and present the greatest potential for success. In addition, in order to achieve nationwide distribution of prizes for the purpose of stimulating the growth and development of new products and services across the entire United States and across a diverse range of project types, SBA may take into account nominees' geographic locations when selecting winners, including support to geographic regions that traditionally have limited access to capital, as well as diversity in the types of products and services. Finalists selected by SBA will be required to sign a form certifying that they meet the eligibility requirements identified in Paragraph 2 above and have complied with these Challenge Rules. Final Round. Each finalist will be offered the opportunity to participate in the InnovateHER Final Challenge to be held on July 27, 2017 where they will make a live marketing pitch to a panel of expert judges drawn from the private sector. The panel of judges will select the three finalists whose pitches, in their sole judgment, best satisfy the competition criteria and present the greatest potential for success and rank them in descending order. Finalists will be responsible for covering their own travel costs for the national competition. 7. Applicable Law: This Challenge is being conducted by SBA pursuant to the America Competes Act (15 U.S.C. 3719) and is subject to all applicable federal laws and regulations. By participating in this Challenge, each contestant gives its full and unconditional agreement to the Challenge Rules and the related administrative decisions described in this notice, which are final and binding in all matters related to the Challenge. A contestant's eligibility for a prize award is contingent upon their fulfilling all requirements identified in this notice. Publication of this notice is not an obligation of funds on the part of SBA. All prize monies are funded through private sector sources. SBA, however, will coordinate with the private sector source regarding instructions for award of the prize purse. SBA reserves the right to modify or cancel this Challenge, in whole or in part, at any time prior to the award of prizes. 8. Conflicts of Interest: No individual acting as a judge at any stage of this Challenge may have personal or financial interests in, or be an employee, officer, director, or agent of any contestant or have a familial or financial relationship with a contestant. 9. Intellectual Property Rights: All entries submitted in response to this Challenge will remain the sole intellectual property of the individuals or organizations that developed them. By registering and entering a submission, each contestant represents and warrants that it is the sole author and copyright owner of the submission, and that the submission is an original work of the contestant, or if the submission is a work based on an existing application, that the contestant has acquired sufficient rights to use and to authorize others to use the submission, and that the submission does not infringe upon any copyright or upon any other third party rights of which the contestant is aware. 10. Publicity Rights: By registering and entering a submission, each contestant consents to SBA's and its agents' use, in perpetuity, of its name, likeness, photograph, voice, opinions, and/or hometown and state information for promotional or informational purposes through any form of media, worldwide, without further payment or consideration. In addition, SBA may share the contact information of a contestant with its offices and agents in cases where it believes a contestant may benefit from, or be positioned to assist with, an activity or program sponsored or co-sponsored by SBA. 11. Liability and Insurance Requirements: By registering and entering a submission, each contestant agrees to assume any and all risks and waive claims against the Federal Government and its related entities, except in the case of willful misconduct, for any injury, death, damage, or loss of property, revenue, or profits, whether direct, indirect, or consequential, arising from their participation in this Challenge, whether the injury, death, damage, or loss arises through negligence or otherwise. By registering and entering a submission, each contestant further represents and warrants that it possesses sufficient liability insurance or financial resources to cover claims by a third party for death, bodily injury, or property damage or loss resulting from any activity it carries out in connection with its participation in this Challenge, or claims by the Federal Government for damage or loss to Government property resulting from such an activity. Contest winners should be prepared to demonstrate proof of insurance or financial responsibility in the event SBA deems it necessary. 12. Record Retention and Disclosure: All nomination packages and related materials provided to SBA in the semi-final and final rounds of the Challenge automatically become SBA records and cannot be returned. Contestants should identify any confidential commercial information contained in their entries at the time of their submission to the local Host Organization. SBA will notify contestants of any Freedom of Information Act requests the Agency receives related to their submissions in accordance with 13 CFR part 102. Award Approving Official: Bruce Purdy, (Acting) Assistant Administrator, Office of Women's Business Ownership, U.S. Small Business Administration, 409 Third Street SW., Washington, DC 20416. Authority: America Competes Reauthorization Act of 2010, 15 U.S.C. 3719. Dated: December 22, 2016. 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(iii) Guide participants to explore (9) Intellectual Property Rights: financial responsibility in the event
their personal entrepreneurial interests (i) All entries submitted in response SBA deems it necessary.
and visions; to this competition will remain the sole (12) Record Retention and Disclosure:
(iv) Address topics such as process, intellectual property of the individuals All submissions and related materials
strategy, financing, marketing, human or organizations that developed them. provided to SBA in the course of this
resources, leadership, contracting and By registering and entering a competition automatically become SBA
market/product development; submission, each contestant represents records and cannot be returned.
(v) Guide all participants, by the end and warrants that it is the sole author Contestants shall identify any
of the training, to refine and draft a and copyright owner of the submission, confidential commercial information
complete business plan. and that the submission is an original contained in their entries at the time of
(3) Mentoring: work of the contestant, or if the their submission.
(i) Provide individualized support on submission is a work based on an Award Approving Official: Lori
developing entrepreneurial skills and existing application, that the contestant Gillen, Deputy Associate Administrator,
strategies. has acquired sufficient rights to use and Office of Entrepreneurial Development,
(4) Community Connections: to authorize others to use the U.S. Small Business Administration,
(i) Opportunities to connect with the submission, and that the submission 409 Third Street SW., Washington, DC
local business community and social does not infringe upon any copyright or 20416.
service providers to increase upon any other third party rights of
participants’ financial literacy. Authority: America Competes
which the contestant is aware. Reauthorization Act of 2010, 15 U.S.C. 3719.
(B) Access to Capital (ii) The winning contestant will, in
(1) Access to micro-lending and other consideration of the prize to be Maria Contreras-Sweet,
capital/funding opportunities: 2 (i) Link awarded, grant to SBA an irrevocable, Administrator, U.S. Small Business
participants with participating royalty-free, exclusive worldwide Administration.
microlenders, including SBA Microloan license to reproduce, distribute, copy, [FR Doc. 2016–31455 Filed 12–28–16; 8:45 am]
Intermediaries, when appropriate, to display, create derivative works, and BILLING CODE 8025–01–P
fund and grow new businesses; publicly post, link to, and share the
(ii) Provide Assistance to prepare to solutions or parts thereof that are to be
meet with capital providers, preparing developed as a result of winning this SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
proper documentation, matchmaking competition or for any official SBA
events with local lenders and funders, purpose. Announcement of InnovateHER:
or business pitch events to angel (10) Publicity Rights: By registering Innovating for Women Business
investors, for example. and entering a submission, each Challenge 2017
(7) Applicable Law: This Competition
contestant consents to SBA’s and its AGENCY: U.S. Small Business
is being conducted by SBA pursuant to
agents’ use, in perpetuity, of its name, Administration.
the America Competes Act (15 U.S.C.
likeness, photograph, voice, opinions,
3719) and is subject to all applicable ACTION: Notice.
and/or hometown and state information
federal laws and regulations. By
for promotional or informational
participating in this competition, each SUMMARY: The U.S. Small Business
purposes through any form of media,
contestant gives its full and Administration (SBA) is conducting the
worldwide, without further payment or
unconditional agreement to the Official third year of the InnovateHER:
consideration.
Rules, located on www.challenge.gov Innovating for Women Challenge (the
(11) Liability and Insurance Challenge), pursuant to the America
and the related administrative decisions
Requirements: By registering and Competes Act, for entrepreneurs to
described in this notice, which are final
entering a submission, each contestant create a product or service that has a
and binding in all matters related to the
agrees to assume any and all risks and measurable impact on the lives of
competition. A contestant’s eligibility
waive claims against the Federal women and families, the potential for
for a prize award is contingent upon its
Government and its related entities, commercialization, and fills a need in
fulfilling all requirements identified in
except in the case of willful misconduct, the marketplace.
this notice and in the Official Rules.
for any injury, death, damage, or loss of
Publication of this notice is not an DATES: The Challenge launches on
property, revenue, or profits, whether
obligation of funds on the part of SBA. December 29, 2016. The initial round of
direct, indirect, or consequential, arising
SBA reserves the right to modify or the Challenge will take the form of local
from their participation in this
cancel this competition, in whole or in competitions that will be run across the
competition, whether the injury, death,
part, at any time prior to the award of country beginning December 29, 2016,
damage, or loss arises through
prizes. and ending no later than April 29, 2017.
negligence or otherwise. By registering
(8) Conflicts of Interest: No individual The host organizations running the local
and entering a submission, each
acting as a judge at any stage of this competitions must select and submit
contestant further represents and
competition may have personal or one winner from each local competition
warrants that it possesses sufficient
financial interests in, or be an employee, to SBA, along with a nomination
liability insurance or financial resources
officer, director, or agent of any package, no later than May 12, 2017.
to cover claims by a third party for
contestant or have a familial or financial SBA will then select up to ten finalists.
death, bodily injury, or property damage
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relationship with a contestant. The top three winners will be
or loss resulting from any activity it
carries out in connection with its announced no later than July 27, 2017,
2 In 2015, the SBA published a final rule for its
participation in this competition, or following a live pitch competition.
Microloan Program allowing microloans to be made
by SBA Microloan Intermediaries to small claims by the Federal Government for FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
businesses owners currently on probation or parole. damage or loss to government property Simona Duffin, Office of
13 CFR 120.707(a). The SBA’s Microloan Program
is focused on new businesses and other
resulting from such an activity. Entrepreneurial Development, U.S.
underserved markets and provides loans up to Competition winners shall be prepared Small Business Administration, 409
$50,000. to demonstrate proof of insurance or Third Street SW., 6th Floor,
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promotional or informational materials Challenge Rules and the related direct, indirect, or consequential, arising
in connection with InnovateHER.) administrative decisions described in from their participation in this
(b) A Business Plan from the winning this notice, which are final and binding Challenge, whether the injury, death,
individual/team (maximum length: 20 in all matters related to the Challenge. damage, or loss arises through
pages, including attachments). A contestant’s eligibility for a prize negligence or otherwise. By registering
(c) A signed Statement of Support award is contingent upon their fulfilling and entering a submission, each
prepared by the host organization that all requirements identified in this contestant further represents and
explains why the winner of the local notice. Publication of this notice is not warrants that it possesses sufficient
competition best satisfied the an obligation of funds on the part of liability insurance or financial resources
competition criteria and presented the SBA. All prize monies are funded to cover claims by a third party for
greatest potential for success (maximum through private sector sources. SBA, death, bodily injury, or property damage
length: 2 pages). Each host organization however, will coordinate with the or loss resulting from any activity it
is responsible for preparing the private sector source regarding carries out in connection with its
complete nomination package, instructions for award of the prize participation in this Challenge, or
including obtaining a copy of the purse. SBA reserves the right to modify claims by the Federal Government for
relevant Business Plan from the winner or cancel this Challenge, in whole or in damage or loss to Government property
and ensuring that the full package is part, at any time prior to the award of resulting from such an activity. Contest
timely submitted to the SBA via the prizes. winners should be prepared to
www.Challenge.gov Web site. 8. Conflicts of Interest: No individual demonstrate proof of insurance or
6. Selection of Winners. acting as a judge at any stage of this financial responsibility in the event
Semi-Final Round. In the semi-final Challenge may have personal or SBA deems it necessary.
round of the Challenge, SBA will review financial interests in, or be an employee, 12. Record Retention and Disclosure:
the semi-finalist nomination packages officer, director, or agent of any All nomination packages and related
submitted by the local competition host contestant or have a familial or financial materials provided to SBA in the semi-
organizations and select up to 10 relationship with a contestant. final and final rounds of the Challenge
finalists whose products or services, in 9. Intellectual Property Rights: All automatically become SBA records and
SBA’s sole judgment, best satisfy the entries submitted in response to this cannot be returned. Contestants should
competition criteria identified in Challenge will remain the sole identify any confidential commercial
Paragraph 1 of this Challenge intellectual property of the individuals information contained in their entries at
announcement and present the greatest or organizations that developed them. the time of their submission to the local
potential for success. In addition, in By registering and entering a Host Organization. SBA will notify
order to achieve nationwide distribution submission, each contestant represents contestants of any Freedom of
of prizes for the purpose of stimulating and warrants that it is the sole author Information Act requests the Agency
the growth and development of new and copyright owner of the submission, receives related to their submissions in
products and services across the entire and that the submission is an original accordance with 13 CFR part 102.
United States and across a diverse range work of the contestant, or if the Award Approving Official: Bruce
of project types, SBA may take into submission is a work based on an Purdy, (Acting) Assistant Administrator,
account nominees’ geographic locations existing application, that the contestant Office of Women’s Business Ownership,
when selecting winners, including has acquired sufficient rights to use and U.S. Small Business Administration,
support to geographic regions that to authorize others to use the 409 Third Street SW., Washington, DC
traditionally have limited access to submission, and that the submission 20416.
capital, as well as diversity in the types does not infringe upon any copyright or
of products and services. Finalists upon any other third party rights of Authority: America Competes
selected by SBA will be required to sign Reauthorization Act of 2010, 15 U.S.C. 3719.
which the contestant is aware.
a form certifying that they meet the 10. Publicity Rights: By registering Dated: December 22, 2016.
eligibility requirements identified in and entering a submission, each Bruce Purdy,
Paragraph 2 above and have complied contestant consents to SBA’s and its (Acting) Assistant Administrator, Office of
with these Challenge Rules. agents’ use, in perpetuity, of its name, Women’s Business Ownership.
Final Round. Each finalist will be likeness, photograph, voice, opinions, [FR Doc. 2016–31470 Filed 12–28–16; 8:45 am]
offered the opportunity to participate in and/or hometown and state information BILLING CODE 8025–01–P
the InnovateHER Final Challenge to be for promotional or informational
held on July 27, 2017 where they will purposes through any form of media,
make a live marketing pitch to a panel worldwide, without further payment or SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
of expert judges drawn from the private consideration. In addition, SBA may
sector. The panel of judges will select share the contact information of a [License No. 03/03–0264]
the three finalists whose pitches, in contestant with its offices and agents in Boathouse Capital II, L.P.; Notice
their sole judgment, best satisfy the cases where it believes a contestant may Seeking Exemption Under Section 312
competition criteria and present the benefit from, or be positioned to assist of the Small Business Investment Act,
greatest potential for success and rank with, an activity or program sponsored Conflicts of Interest
them in descending order. Finalists will or co-sponsored by SBA.
be responsible for covering their own 11. Liability and Insurance Notice is hereby given that Boathouse
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travel costs for the national competition. Requirements: By registering and Capital II, L.P., 200 West Lancaster
7. Applicable Law: This Challenge is entering a submission, each contestant Avenue, Suite 206, Wayne, PA 19087,
being conducted by SBA pursuant to the agrees to assume any and all risks and Federal Licensees under the Small
America Competes Act (15 U.S.C. 3719) waive claims against the Federal Business Investment Act of 1958, as
and is subject to all applicable federal Government and its related entities, amended (‘‘the Act’’), in connection
laws and regulations. By participating in except in the case of willful misconduct, with the financing of a small concern,
this Challenge, each contestant gives its for any injury, death, damage, or loss of has sought an exemption under Section
full and unconditional agreement to the property, revenue, or profits, whether 312 of the Act and Section 107.730,
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| Dates | The Challenge launches on December 29, 2016. The initial round of the Challenge will take the form of local competitions that will be run across the country beginning December 29, 2016, and ending no later than April 29, 2017. The host organizations running the local competitions must select and submit one winner from each local competition to SBA, along with a nomination package, no later than May 12, 2017. SBA will then select up to ten finalists. The top three winners will be announced no later than July 27, 2017, following a live pitch competition. | |
| Contact | Simona Duffin, Office of Entrepreneurial Development, U.S. Small Business Administration, 409 Third Street SW., 6th Floor, Washington, DC 20416, (202) 205-4401, [email protected] | |
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