Vote on which Colorado small business deserves $20,000 from FirstBank
FirstBank is letting people vote on which Arizona or Colorado company will win its “90 Seconds to Success” business video contest.
FirstBank is offering a voting experience that won’t require a blue book or ballot guide.
The Lakewood-based financial institution is letting people weigh in on which Arizona or Colorado company will win its “90 Seconds to Success” business video contest. Participants just need a Facebook account and to vote daily for the company with the best video here.
Voting concludes 11:59 p.m. Sunday.
Two companies from Denver are represented in the contest: A Guy With a Squeegee and SquirrelBox. The prior is a window washing company with a the catchphrase, “Ooh, you’re a dirty little window, aren’t you?”
SquirrelBox offers a solution to the question, “Are you sick and tired of having too much stuff in your apartment?” The company picks up boxes and items to be stored offsite.
Others competing include a dog performance and aquatics center, a sustainable screen printing company and craft brewery.
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