Fox59 - Indianapolis - A group of IPS students is making history in a statewide business competition with an idea that they discovered rolling down the streets of Indianapolis. Kieron Bishop and his teammates Liam Green and Leland Rowe are the first IPS students to ever make it to Regionals in the Innovate WithIn Pitch Competition.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) - STARTedUP Foundation's "Innovate WithIN" high school pitch competition will be hosted by Purdue University Fort Wayne (PFW). The Innovate WithIN program is the largest high school pitch competition in the country and this month consists of 51 teams competing across the state. PFW is hosting the Region 5 competition on its campus on April 27, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the International Ballroom at Walb Student Union.

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Purdue Business - West Lafayette, Indiana - With nearly 2,500 statewide sign ups, the STARTedUP Foundation’s Innovate WithIN program is the largest high school pitch competition in the country. During the month of April, 52 teams across Indiana will be competing at Purdue to qualify for the state competition with the top two teams from each region progressing onto state.

IPS students are mentored by Salesforce staff and local leaders as they continue to build their pitch for Innovate WithIN

The Indiana Innovation Educator Fellowship is the country’s first teacher-focused ambassadorship program hosted by the Indiana Department of Education and managed by The STARTedUP Foundation.

Motor Valley Magazine - A group of American students from Indianapolis, winners of a competition on innovation held by the Startedup Foundation in collaboration with the State of Indiana, had the opportunity, along with 2 teachers and 3 representatives of American institutions, to learn the secrets of Motor Valley by visiting the Dallara Academy and the Innovation Farm, as well as the Ducati, Lamborghini, Pagani and Ferrari museums.