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title: 'TiE Oregon Pitch Oregon 2017: And the winners are…'
date: '2017-12-08T15:40:38-08:00'
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# TiE Oregon Pitch Oregon 2017: And the winners are…

Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the TiE Oregon Pitch Oregon 2017 event, this year. But luckily for you, [Malia Spencer](http://twitter.com/pdxbizmalia "Malia Spencer on Twitter"), who covers startups for the Portland Business Journal, was there to hear the [10 companies](https://siliconflorist.com/2017/12/05/reminder-attend-tie-pitch-oregon-2017-on-december-7/ "REMINDER: Attend TiE Pitch Oregon 2017 on December 7") pitch the panel of judges and audience—and to reveal the winners.

This was my favorite tweet from her, during the event.

> Half way through [\#pitchoregon](https://twitter.com/hashtag/pitchoregon?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) and the only white dude on stage is the emcee.
> 
> — Malia Spencer (@PDXBizMalia) [December 7, 2017](https://twitter.com/PDXBizMalia/status/938835436541116416?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

And the winners were…

> In addition to the prizes offered by TiE, investment firm Elevate Capital announced commitments to two of the companies. Julvia, which created a device used in conjunction with sutures to close wounds, collected $50,000. Allgo also picked up $50,000. The company’s review website analyzes spatial logistics for overweight people seeking entertainment options.

For more, [read Malia’s coverage of TiE Oregon Pitch Oregon 2017](https://www.bizjournals.com/portland/news/2017/12/08/pitch-oregon-2017-introduces-10-new-startups.html "Pitch Oregon 2017 introduces 10 new startups (Photos)").
