Elevator Pitch
An elevator pitch for ClassroomSync. In case that embedded video player doesn't work, please use the provided link below. https://youtu.be/FFJNhZ_-PLY
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Collin,
ReplyDeleteYou seem well practiced and enthusiastic in this pitch. It would be even clearer to your readers if the volume was not as low and you talked a little slower. I like your business idea, but wonder how you will compete with free study spaces offered already in the college setting. I think this could be accomplished if your space provided excellent customer service and accommodations.
Hey Collin,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed how confident you appeared in this pitch. You came off as very informed and comfortable in your pitch which is awesome! I like how you spoke of future plans to expand your service and restated what your goal/mission is. I like how you speak of your communal workspace as if it exists and is just as successful as I know it can be! This allows for a more dynamic, enthusiastic pitch. Great job!