Sunmark Startup Grant voting leaderboard

startup grant 2012 leaderboard halfway

Sunmark Startup Grant voting leaderboard

posted May 9, 2012

We're about halfway through the voting for this year's AOA Sunmark Startup Grant. The leaderboard, as of Wednesday (May 9) afternoon, is posted in large-format after the jump.

Crowd voting will determine two of the finalists. And there's still time for a bunch of projects to claim those top two spots -- the middle of the pack is only about 100 votes out of the top two. (There have been more than 1000 votes so far.)

There are a lot of interesting projects this year -- you should have a look and check them out:
+ Albany Baby Book (a directory of Capital Region services for parents of babies)
+ Baker's Intuition (a bake shop in Troy)
+ Berrylicious Bouquets (bouquets made from berries dipped in chocolate)
+ Bridge Runner Express (a shuttle from Albany to Saratoga)
+ Car Sharing in the Capital Region (an independent car sharing startup)
+ Installation Art Exhibition (a multi-artist exhibition in Troy)
+ My Ride Board (a website for ride sharing)
+ PinkHouse Pottery (a pottery studio offering classes)
+ Real Time Albany (a website that tracks what people are talking about)
+ Saratoga Artisans and Crafters' Market (annual craft market)
+ Stories and Gables (a website for sharing the stories of old houses)
+ The Cheese Traveler and Tilldale Farm (a gourmet food shop)
+ Three Chicks and a P (hummus, bean dips, tapenades)

Big thanks to Sunmark Federal Credit Union for its continued support of the startup grant.

The leaderboard is at the top -- please scroll all the way up.

4 comments

tags: small businesses, Sunmark Startup Grant

Comments

Go Tipsy!

... said Nikki on May 9, 2012 at 3:51 PM | link

I wish you would promote all entries the way you did for the cheese guy. That's cheesy.

... said lucy on May 9, 2012 at 8:50 PM | link

How often is this updated? Are these numbers still accurate?

... said Cheesecake on May 10, 2012 at 12:19 PM | link

@lucy: Yep, we might have dropped the ball on that. More in a previous comment.

@Cheesecake: The totals are from Wednesday (May 9) afternoon.

... said Greg on May 10, 2012 at 1:16 PM | link

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