This episode of Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch could also be about baby products, but no one is kidding when it involves money. Contestants got here with serious proposals — and serious requests for funding. Will anyone land the lots of of 1000’s they’re looking for to grow their business?(*60*)
Many aspects influence an investor’s decision, including a key element of the pitch that Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph emphasized: “A product can’t just be useful – it has to be something that Very “people want.”(*60*)
A fast reminder of the show’s rules: Each episode challenges contestants to step into our elevator and pitch their company in just 60 seconds. A board of investors watches on a monitor, and if they like what they hear, the elevator doors open and the entrepreneur has a probability to win a life-changing investment. But if the investors don’t love what they hear, the elevator goes down and their shot at glory is over.(*60*)
Watch the family-friendly episode of Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch and discover who will find great success and who will find yourself back in the sandbox!(*60*)
Season 11, Episode 2 Investor Council
Season 11, Episode 2 Entrepreneurs
- Nicki Rishi with Miss Poppinsa marketplace connecting parents with experienced coaches and a supportive community.
- Chris Danis from Wet Wipes Creatora system that enables easy and reliable delivery of wet wipes at the touch of a button.
- Tausha LaFlore with Friend of the plierswhere fun and learning mix during meals.
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Season 11 Entrepreneur in the elevator is presented by Amazon Business. New episodes air Wednesdays on Entrepreneur.com and EntrepreneurTV. Follow Entrepreneur in the elevator ON Facebook, Youtube AND IGTV.(*60*)