'I Am Your New Dumbest Friend!' Watch the Head-Spinning Pitch That Left Investors Stunned. On this episode of 'Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch,' one contestant shares a brilliant idea. But is it a money-maker?
Key Takeaways
- Your pitch needs to give investors solid information with a hint of mystery to make them want to hear more.
- If you are pitching with a partner, investors want to know that you have clearly defined roles and a decision-making process.
- The golden rule when it comes to getting an investor's attention? Don't be boring!
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Think about this: every contestant who has the guts to appear on Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch is just 60 seconds away from a rise to greatness or a fall from glory. By the end of these nerve-wracking episodes, some entrepreneurs will walk away with game-changing investments, and some will go home empty-handed. Breaking out in a cold sweat yet?
And here's the thing: even if you have what it takes to deliver a solid, confident pitch, that's just the first hurdle. Our panel of investors is eager to see the next big thing, but they're not shy about asking tough questions. One contestant has their leadership style called into question, and another is asked to make a decision on the spot that would result in a big investment — but also would fundamentally change their business.
Watch to see what happens on this thrill-a-minute episode of Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch!
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Season 11, Episode 3 Board of Investors
- Marc Randolph, co-founder and first CEO of Netflix, master of scaling
- Kim Perell, CEO of 100.co, serial entrepreneur and investor
- Rogers Healy, Owner and CEO of Morrison Seger Venture
Season 11, Episode 3 Entrepreneurs
- Ryan Lane and Xander Chase, co-founders of FTL bags, a revolutionary duffle bag with the functionality of a briefcase, gym bag, and garment bag. Dedicated spaces for your shoes, laptop, and clothes.
- Lauren Pascal, founder of Lolo's Bonnets, a twist on hair care that supports your locks while you sleep.
- Anna Barnacka, founder of MindMics, a next-generation health platform powered by sound-based technology that is worn in-ear.
How to watch
Season 11 of Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch is presented by Amazon Business. New episodes stream on Wednesdays on Entrepreneur.com and EntrepreneurTV. Follow Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch on Facebook, YouTube and IGTV.
