ESTEAM Pitch Competition

Ages:High School

Types:Performance, Presentation

Scope:National

Registration

Entry Fee: $

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The ESTEAM Pitch Competition highlights student innovation and invention from across our seven-state region to help fund their ideas and kickstart entrepreneurial thinking in communities across Appalachia.

The competition will have two rounds. Round 1 includes an elevator pitch, submitted via the VentureDash platform. Upon internal review, up to 15 teams will be invited to compete in Round 2, a live pitch via Zoom to a panel of judges. Students will submit an elevator pitch that must not exceed two minutes in length/ Up to the Top 15 teams will complete the ESTEAM Business Canvas. Then they will pitch live via Zoom to a panel of judges. Pitches will be 5-minutes with a 3-minute Q&A period. Winners will be announced.

See competition website.
This competition has not yet listed it's awards.

Website: https://www.entre-ed.org/pitch

Managing Organization: EntreEd

Contact:


Eligibility:
Eligible teams include middle- and high-school students ages 14+ within the ESTEAM grant project region (If you are 13 and in middle school, you will need a teacher to register your business) To compete, individual students or a team of students must have a teacher identified.

Registration Opens: January 1, 1970

Registration Closes: January 1, 1970

Overview

The ESTEAM Pitch Competition highlights student innovation and invention from across our seven-state region to help fund their ideas and kickstart entrepreneurial thinking in communities across Appalachia.

Process

The competition will have two rounds. Round 1 includes an elevator pitch, submitted via the VentureDash platform. Upon internal review, up to 15 teams will be invited to compete in Round 2, a live pitch via Zoom to a panel of judges. Students will submit an elevator pitch that must not exceed two minutes in length/ Up to the Top 15 teams will complete the ESTEAM Business Canvas. Then they will pitch live via Zoom to a panel of judges. Pitches will be 5-minutes with a 3-minute Q&A period. Winners will be announced.

Criteria

See competition website.

Awards

This competition has not yet listed it's awards.

Participate

Website: https://www.entre-ed.org/pitch

Managing Organization: EntreEd

Contact:


Entry Fee:

Eligibility:
Eligible teams include middle- and high-school students ages 14+ within the ESTEAM grant project region (If you are 13 and in middle school, you will need a teacher to register your business) To compete, individual students or a team of students must have a teacher identified.

Deadlines

Registration Opens: January 1, 1970

Registration Closes: January 1, 1970