Results from the recent Brave Pitch competition are in. Brave Pitch is an "elevator pitch" competition where students have three minutes to describe a new idea, innovation, or social venture to a panel of judges and the student audience. The best three pitches win cash prizes, and the first place winner also earns an all-expense paid trip to the annual conference of the Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization.
There were some great ideas pitched by some very creative students this year. The top three awards went to:
1st: Chelsie Tamms, a Graphic Design major, pitched a card design & custom lettering business that she recently started.
2nd: Paul Majerczyk (Mechanical Engineering) & Ryan John (Industrial Engineering), pitched "Bag Boy", a device to help you carry multiple plastic grocery bags.
3rd: Brian Roskuszka, an Electrical Engineering major, pitched an app that will notify purchasers of recall notices on baby products.
