From an automatic chute to help cattle ropers practice their sport to pharmaceuticals, the Tech Fort Worth Impact Awards offered up an array of innovation and entrepreneurship in the area.  

Over 100 attendees also got exposed to a number of local tech startups along with an awards ceremony that honored standout companies. 

TechFW, a startup accelerator, business incubator and entrepreneurship community, presented this year’s awards at a different location: the new Globe Life Field in Arlington on March 3. As a startup accelerator, business incubator and entrepreneur community, TechFW builds up, supports and educates tech entrepreneurs and startups. 

The honorees were: 

Impact Award 

Eosera, an ear wax removal company founded by Elyse Dickerson and Joe Griffin, has products sold through CVS, Amazon and Rite Aid.  

Rising Star Award 

There were three companies receiving awards in this category: Revitalize Energy Solutions, Chute Help and AyuVis Research.

Seth Bodine is a business and economic development reporter for the Fort Worth Report. Contact him at seth.bodine@fortworthreport.org and follow on Twitter at @sbodine120

Bob Francis is business editor for the Fort Worth Report. Contact him at bob.francis@fortworthreport.org. At the Fort Worth Report, news decisions are made independently of our board members and financial supporters. Read more about our editorial independence policy here.

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Seth Bodine is the business reporter for the Fort Worth Report. He previously covered agriculture and rural issues in Oklahoma for the public radio station, KOSU, as a Report for America corps member....

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Robert Francis is a Fort Worth native and journalist who has extensive experience covering business and technology locally, nationally and internationally. He is also a former president of the local Society...

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