Elevator Pitch #2



Here is my second elevator pitch. Even though no one left feedback on my last one, I attempted to talk more clear and get right to the point instead of dragging the pitch out for more than 90 seconds. Hope everyone enjoys!

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  1. Carrie KaplanOctober 26, 2018 at 12:59 PM

    Chris,

    Great job presenting! It may be better to have the camera at eye level next time on a window sill/cabinet. The content was really well mapped out. Are you going to sell this business to the government since they own the roads, and toll ways? I think that making people pay a fee to use this service would reduce the amount of people that would use this service so that it could remain fast.

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  2. Karen KOctober 29, 2018 at 8:47 AM

    Chris, good job. I like the idea and the presentation. I would suggest going into more detail of how much do you charge and how much profit you would expect to have after completeing so many roads.

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