Aerospace and space exploration are quickly being privatized. There has never been a better time to learn about and get involved with the commercial space industry, and lend your unique expertise to solving problems for people in space and on Earth. In this idea competition, research a problem that exists for people on Earth, people living in space, or the future of space exploration. Create a business solution to that problem on your own or in a team. High school and college teams of up to 5 students each are eligible to compete from anywhere in the world.

The Challenge:

1. Research a problem that exists for people on Earth, people living in space (now or in the future), or the future of space exploration.
2. Create a business solution to that problem - focus on the idea itself, not actually creating a physical product.
3. Working by yourself or in a team of up to 5 students, create the three required submissions.

• Business Plan/Proposal - Write a business plan no longer than 10 pages in length
• Pitch Deck - Design an 8-10 slide pitch deck
• Presentation - Present your pitch deck in a recorded presentation with your team

Website: https://sea.competitionsciences.org/space-entrepreneurs-pitch-competition/

Managing Organization: Institute of Competition Sciences

Contact:
Jordan Seward
jordan@competitionsciences.org
9416816901

Eligibility:
High school and undergraduate students across the globe may enter, either individually or in teams of up to 5 participants.

Aerospace and space exploration are quickly being privatized. There has never been a better time to learn about and get involved with the commercial space industry, and lend your unique expertise to solving problems for people in space and on Earth. In this idea competition, research a problem that exists for people on Earth, people living in space, or the future of space exploration. Create a business solution to that problem on your own or in a team. High school and college teams of up to 5 students each are eligible to compete from anywhere in the world.

1. Research a problem that exists for people on Earth, people living in space (now or in the future), or the future of space exploration.
2. Create a business solution to that problem - focus on the idea itself, not actually creating a physical product.
3. Working by yourself or in a team of up to 5 students, create the three required submissions.

• Business Plan/Proposal - Write a business plan no longer than 10 pages in length
• Pitch Deck - Design an 8-10 slide pitch deck
• Presentation - Present your pitch deck in a recorded presentation with your team

Website: https://sea.competitionsciences.org/space-entrepreneurs-pitch-competition/

Managing Organization: Institute of Competition Sciences

Contact:
Jordan Seward
jordan@competitionsciences.org
9416816901

Entry Fee:

Eligibility:
High school and undergraduate students across the globe may enter, either individually or in teams of up to 5 participants.