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On the Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch, contestants get 60 seconds to impress, while previously rejected entrepreneurs get a shot at redemption.
On the Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch, contestants get 60 seconds to impress, while previously rejected entrepreneurs get a shot at redemption.
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S9, EP2 "Did This Entrepreneur Make the Casamigos of Wine?"On Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch, investors seek lasting customer value; co-founder of Netflix advises on customer retention; three entrepreneurs pitch in 60 secs for a deal or a descent back to the ground floor.
Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch
S9, EP3 "What Do Hip-Hop, Underwear and AI Have in Common?"Entrepreneurs vie for investment from CeeLo Green, Marc Randolph and Kim Perrell; their common regret is they should have practiced more.
Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch
S10, EP5 "That Was Ridiculous!' See What Left One Investor Exasperated"Featuring contestants vie for success in 60-second pitches; a contestant's words leave an investor extremely irritated.
Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch
S10, EP6 "Would You Give This Former Hacker Your Money?"Tech entrepreneurs try to explain complex solutions to investors in 60-seconds pitch to impress them; the investors face a dilemma with trusting a former hacker.
Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch
S10, EP3 "Can These Entrepreneurs Turn Their Flops Into Fortune?"On the Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch, contestants get 60 seconds to impress, while previously rejected entrepreneurs get a shot at redemption.
Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch
S10, EP1 "Did a Giant Dancing Pineapple Just Jump Into This Meeting?"Marc Randolph and Kim Perrell are back with Pinky Cole to witness unique requests, historic recalls and a guest.
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