Orangeburg students crowned winners of entrepreneurship competition
This competition modeled after 'Shark Tank' was held as part of a seven-week entrepreneurship class and challenged students to present their business pitches in a high-stakes environment.
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Apr 25, 2024, 12:10 PM
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17ds agoTwenty Dominican University students recently engaged in a spirited entrepreneurship competition known as the "Rocket Pitch."
This competition modeled after 'Shark Tank' was held as part of a seven-week entrepreneurship class and challenged students to present their business pitches in a high-stakes environment.
Tristan Foster, Steffy Espejo, and Alex Castillo emerged victorious, clinching the top prize.
Each of them secured $5,000 in funding to further develop their business ideas.
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