Birmingham’s TaxxWiz selected to compete in Pharrell Williams’ $1M business competition

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Birmingham’s TaxxWiz selected to compete in Pharrell Williams’ $1M business competition

By Emma Johnston hamow.com Black Ambition, founded by Pharrell Williams, has announced the 50 finalists in their competition, including Birmingham start-up TaxxWiz. the Black Ambition Prize. TaxxWiz, a previous Alabama Launchpad winner, will have the chance to win $1 million. “We found out about the Black Ambition Prize competition through social media and decided to apply,” […]

Source: The Birmingham Times

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