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Wilks was awarded first place at the 2015 Tufts $100K Business Plan Competition.

A remedy for Boston’s legendary parking woes and a new therapy for a treatment-resistant cancer were among the top winners of the 11th New Ventures business competition, organized by the Entrepreneurial Leadership Program of Tufts Gordon Institute.

Ringing in its 11th year, the Tufts New Ventures Competition—Tufts University’s annual startup pitch contest—announced the winners this week.

According to Sam Liggero, professor at the Gordon Institute and selection committee member, the committee looks for originality, innovation, feasibility and something that goes beyond the concept stage.

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Prizes included over $100,000 in cash and in-kind sponsor contributions.

Two new startups joined a growing list of success stories during the 10-Year Anniversary Celebration of the Tufts $100K New Ventures Competition.