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Three businesses receive $75,000 each ($225,000) in the 2023-24 EnterPrize Challenge
West Texas A&M reported that Amarillo Legacy Monument, Hi-Plains Civil Engineers and Slicks Fabworks each received $75,000, $225,000 in total, as five-year forgivable loans; the AEDC funds the program. The AEDC board approved the 2024 recipients unanimously on May 21, 2024. The January 2025 project report lists the 2024 cohort at $225,000 with $106,500 paid in prior years.[1][2][3]
Kevin CarterDoug NelsonAmarillo Economic Development Corporation (AEDC)
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WT reported on May 10, 2024 that the three 2023-24 finalists each received $75,000 'in the form of a five-year forgivable loan' and quoted AEDC CEO Kevin Carter saying the AEDC is 'proud to support the EnterPrize Challenge.' On May 21, 2024 Vice-President Nelson presented the 2024 recipients to the AEDC board; Director Bentley moved, Vice-Chair Meander seconded and it was approved unanimously.[1][2]
- Award each
- $75,000
- Total
- $225,000