Hungry for drama? In this episode Entrepreneur in the elevatorParticipants present recent business concepts that aim to take nutrition to the next level. They have passion and belief in their products—but will our discerning panel of investors find their ideas enticing or ill-conceived?
With so many consumers looking for tastier, healthier, and easier-to-prepare food options, the market is each huge and competitive. And while it’s demanding, a recent brand can still break through and turn into a household name with the right support and encouragement. See if anyone has the secret recipe that results in the phrase all founders hope to listen to: “We’ve got a deal!”
Looking for the recipe for success at Elevator Pitch? Make sure your pitch has these key ingredients:
- Be clear and concise. People who cannot get our investors’ attention are in all places. Provide a clear picture of your idea and your investment needs.
- Resolve. For a business to achieve success, it must solve a customer problem. Don’t explain why people will to want Your product – explain why need This.
- Do the math. Make sure you know all the vital numbers about your enterprise – costs, profit margins, and market size – and remember to use before time runs out!
Season 11, Episode 5 Investor Council
Season 11, Episode 5 Entrepreneurs
- Doug Evans, Founder The Sprouting Companya system that permits home cooks to grow vegetables on their very own kitchen counter in just three days.
- Catherine Smart and Jacqueline Grady Smith, founders Not onlya line of sauces and dressings designed to show a roast chicken, a can of beans or pasta into a delicious dinner.
- Raina Kumra, Founder Spicewellthe world’s first nutrient-rich Ayurvedic salt and pepper, made with vitamins from organic vegetables.
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