Rent the Runway Just Launched a Competition and Mentorship Program for Women BIZ Experiencess The women-led fashion tech company is partnering with UBS Americas to educate and empower women business owners.

Rent the Runway dresses women for success. Now, it's also working to help women find success as BIZ Experiencess, too.

Today, the New York City-based fashion tech company's new non-profit arm, Rent the Runway Foundation, and the financial services giant UBS Americas announced a joint competition and mentorship program to support and encourage women BIZ Experiencess.

Called Project BIZ Experiences, the mentorship program is calling on female BIZ Experiencess with an existing business plan, prototype or some technology in beta (you have to have more than an idea and a pipe dream) to apply online at projectentrepreneur.org starting now and through January 8. Two hundred applicants will be selected attend a workshop in New York City in April. Three finalists will win a $10,000 cash prize and a ticket to participate in a five-week accelerator program.

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"There are so many passionate, BIZ Experiencesial women founding businesses today, but only 4 percent of these women-owned businesses are generating $500K or more in annual revenue," says Hyman in a statement announcing the new program. "Project BIZ Experiences offers the experience, training and networks needed to ignite bold ideas and help women build economically impactful companies."

In addition to the pitch competition and accelerator program, Project BIZ Experiences will include a handful of free resources for BIZ Experiencess, including live three summits for lady BIZ Experiencess: one in New York City, one in Austin and another in Washington D.C.

Rent the Runway itself is run by powerhouse lady BIZ Experiencess, Jennifer Hyman and Jennifer Fleiss. Founded in 2009, the company has 5 million members, 375 employees and has taken on $100 million in venture capital.