SucSeed, a young company that makes hydroponic growing kits, is asking the public to help it win a chance to pitch for $100,000 in the upcoming Telus/Arlene Dickinson pitch competition.
St. John’s-based SucSeed has made the shortlist of 100 companies, and has recently cracked the top 20. It needs more public votes by this Wednesday, July 10, if it’s to make the final 10 and get to pitch in Toronto on July 30.
Why should the public vote for SucSeed? Because the young venture is proving itself a force for good and has a lot of potential. Its hydroponic systems allow users to grow fresh,