Winning the InVenture Prize would validate NextGenFile as a groundbreaking legal tech solution, providing us with the recognition, funding, and mentorship needed to accelerate our growth. It would amplify our credibility within the legal community, opening doors to key partnerships with bar associations and court systems. Additionally, it would solidify our status as innovators, attracting investors and early adopters while reinforcing our mission to revolutionize legal automation. Most importantly, it would empower us to expand beyond Georgia, bringing efficiency and relief to attorneys nationwide.

Winning the InVenture Prize would highlight the untapped entertainment potential of fencing, proving that with the right technology, the sport can captivate a much broader audience. Allez Go is more than just an innovation—it’s a vision for transforming fencing into a widely celebrated, mainstream sport. This recognition would not only elevate the sport but also significantly boost Allez Go by positioning us as leaders in fencing innovation. We are passionate about fencing and believe that with this recognition, we can share its speed, strategy, and beauty with the world. This is more than just a business to us; it’s a mission to redefine how the world views fencing, making it a thrilling, accessible, and major part of global sports culture.

Winning the InVenture Prize would mean that educators everywhere could begin to meaningfully incorporate AI into their classroom.

Winning the Georgia Tech InVenture Prize would be a pivotal milestone for Stride Labs, validating our mission to revolutionize the orthotics industry with AI-driven automation. As finalists, we see this as an opportunity to amplify our impact—accelerating the adoption of digital manufacturing in the O&P Industry. This recognition would not only provide critical funding and resources but also elevate our visibility among investors, industry leaders, and potential partners. Most importantly, it would reinforce our commitment to transforming how custom orthotics are designed and manufactured, making high-precision, patient-specific solutions more accessible than ever.

Winning InVenture would show the world that innovation does not require a billion-dollar budget or an army of engineers- it takes relentless curiosity, grit, and a willingness to challenge the status quo. It would give us the visibility to catapult our development forward and progress to market with a groundbreaking product.  Winning will open the door to making key connections within the industry, and establish ourselves as living examples that additive manufacturing is meant for more than just prototyping, it's meant for mass production.

Winning the InVenture Prize means continuing the legacy Georgia Tech has built—an innovation hub for scientists, engineers, and bold thinkers. But it also means forging our own path, proving that Georgia Tech doesn’t just produce engineers—it produces leaders who shape the future.