2025 Stumberg Venture Competition, Final Round

We are thrilled to invite you to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Stumberg Competition!

Join us for this momentous occasion as we reflect on a decade of innovation, creativity, and collaboration. Let's honor the talented participants, share inspiring stories, and look forward to even greater achievements in the future!

The Louis H. Stumberg Venture Competition is a multi-part competition. Hosted every spring and fall, each cohort of students has an opportunity to compete for a chance to win mentorship and funding for their startup. Of the teams that competed in the Stumberg Seed Round, five won $5,000 in seed funding for their venture and an opportunity to participate in the Trinity Accelerator. Five teams will compete again in the Final Round for the $25,000 grand prize. Both the San Antonio Community and the Trinity Community are encouraged to join us in person.

Date: Tuesday, October 14, 2025. 4:30 - 7:30 pm

Location: The event will be hosted at Trinity University in the Ruth Taylor Recital Hall. Need help finding the Recital Hall? Find it using the interactive map!

Event Timeline

4:00 pm - Check-in begins.

4:30 pm - Welcome remarks and the program begins. Team Presentations.

6:50 pm - Finalists are announced.

7:00 pm Reception begins.

7:30 pm - Event Concludes.

Parking is free and available in the Alamo Stadium parking lot across the street. There will be wayfinding that leads to the event venue. Additional parking in the Laurie Auditorium Parking- Orange Level. (Refer to the attach map)

2025 Final Round Judges

Justin McMorrow, (LinkedIn Profile)

Eric Stumberg, (LinkedIn Profile)

Graham West, (LinkedIn Profile)

Nelson Wolff,(Wikipedia Profile)- Nelson Wolff was born in San Antonio, Texas. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin and got his law degree from St. Mary's University School of Law.

Wolff co-founded and ran two successful businesses for 20 years each before selling them to national companies. He sold Alamo Enterprises, a chain of nine building material stores, in 1978 and Sun Harvest Farms, a chain of ten natural food supermarkets, in 1999.

Before becoming Bexar County Judge in Texas, Wolff was involved in public service and politics. He served in the Texas House of Representatives and was the mayor of San Antonio. He has also written several books, including one published by Trinity University Press in 2018 called The Changing Face of San Antonio: An Insider's View of an Emerging International City.

Wolff is known for his dedication to public service and improving the lives of people in his community. His experience in law and politics makes him a respected figure in Texas.

2025 Final Round Teams

• Colibrí, Colibrí is an interference of fashion and technology, a virtual platform that transforms personal body measurements into perfectly tailored outfit recommendations. This app empowers individuals of all body shapes to embrace their unique style confidently and creates a seamless, privacy-centered experience that connects users with leading fashion brands.
• Divvy: Divvy is a multiplatform app that solves the pains of group expenses. Effortlessly split bills, transparently track payments, and securely send money with peer-to-peer transactions. Just scan a receipt, and the app calculates who owes what, eliminating guesswork and awkward reminders.
• DoorLink, DoorLink is a smart door hinge that allows automated door control through a smartphone. Its compact design installs easily without modifying the door, offering a simple way to enhance home security and accessibility. By blending technology with convenience, Door Link brings effortless automation to everyday life.
• Madhouse Game Company, Madhouse Game Company’s mission is to provide educational yet engaging science-themed games for curious and strategic people no matter their educational background. By showcasing a diverse range of real-world scientists the game encourages players to see science as an open and inclusive field.
• VirtU, VirtU offers an interactive, virtual campus experience that lets students explore university buildings, labs, and student spaces in a 3D, gamified way. With real student insights and mini interactive projects, users can engage with academic life before ever stepping on campus, making college exploration more immersive, informed, and fun.

For information on the individual teams, visit @TrinityEntrep on Instagram and Facebook. Please tag your photos using the official hashtag! #TUStumberg

Host or Publisher Trinity Entrepreneurship