AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 10, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- eDoorways International Corporation (Pink Sheets:EDWY) announced today that the Company has launched its first Innovation Competition as of 9:00 am EDT this morning. "We have been contacted by a number of institutions who are enthusiastically becoming involved with our event," stated Gary Kimmons, CEO of eDoorways. "In a time of a slowing economy and a stagnant job market, we are enabling individuals to build their own businesses in minutes, while potentially winning money for their innovation. People are excited…"
Innovation will be judged by a number of factors including potential impact on society, individuals and businesses. "We've had some outstanding concepts submitted since this morning and we're excited to judge all applications throughout the next month," continued Kimmons. The Competition is scheduled to run for exactly 1 month and conclude on November 10th at 11:50 PM EST. The competition has been split into two groups, adults 18 and over, and a youth category for individuals aged 14-17. One Grand Prize of $5,000 in the Adult Division will be awarded and one Grand Prize of $2,500 in the Youth Division will be awarded.
To enter the contest or for more information please visit our Contest Homepage or email Contest@eDoorwaysintl.com. To learn more about the new eDoorways 2.0 Platform, please visit our YouTube page for a brief demonstration video or visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUbj0HyUNvQ.
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