Nueva Inglaterra

Voto de la comunidad del desafío de innovación

De 07, 2020


Durante el último mes, cinco equipos estuvieron trabajando diligentemente para mejorar el tenis en Nueva Inglaterra como parte del Desafío de Innovación. ¡Ahora es el momento de que votes por tu idea favorita! 

Mire el video de un minuto de cada grupo ' continuación y elija la idea que crea que es la más innovadora y tendrá el mayor impacto en el tenis de Nueva Inglaterra. Este voto de la comunidad representa el 20 % de la puntuación final de cada equipo ' , ¡así que elige sabiamente!

 

El equipo ganador ganará $ 5 , 000 conjunto, y la idea se implementará en los planes de USTA New England ' s 2021 . 

 

La fecha límite para votar es el jueves de diciembre de 10 ° por 5 h. 

 

¡Vota ahora!
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