SA Wine Industry Innovation Challenge Winners Announced

SA Wine Industry Innovation Challenge Winners Announced Submission Details

Author: Cilnette Pienaar from Hatch Communication.
More Info link: https://launchlab.co.za/
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Suggested social media post: A big congrats to Jan Thomas and team from Ask-Jean for winning the SA Wine Innovation Challenge! Their winning concept is an app which innovatively predicts your wine preferences. Read more: http://www.ask-jean.com/.
#LLIdeas2018 @TheLaunchLab @Winetech

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NOTES TO EDITORS
About Nedbank Stellenbosch University LaunchLab: LaunchLab is Stellenbosch University’s startup incubator, originally founded for university spin-outs, but now it sources startups from the startup ecosystem and partner universities in South Africa and Africa. The LaunchLab facilitates valuable connections for startups and corporates and is an initiative of Innovus, Stellenbosch University’s industry interaction and innovation company. For more information, visit www.launchlab.co.za.

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