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VIDEO: Pitch Drill March 8th at Deep Roots Sponsored by Business Cents
PUBLIC (FREE) EVENT – On Saturday, March 8th from 1:00-2:30pm, Deep Roots Market will be hosting “Pitch Drill,” a fast paced introduction to business plans and pitching by having you develop and present a profitable solution for a specific problem before a panel of volunteer judges.
Business Cents, a small business bookkeeping service, is sponsoring the event with Shift, the Nussbaum Center’s startup group, providing
assistance.
Here’s your chance to get creative and stand out in the crowd. First, second, and third place winners will be profiled in the May issue of Natural Triad Magazine. Who knows, your idea might turn into something big!
The judges will be made up of influential members of the Triad’s health and small business community. Needless to say, the topic picked by the judges will have something to do with the organic industry.
You’re welcome to show up the day of to compete, but it’s much appreciated if you RSVP in advance by Clicking Here. Remember to bring your own pen and paper to work with during the contest. Deep Roots Market is located in Downtown Greensboro at 600 N. Eugene Street a few blocks from the ballpark.
Economy, Jr. Deep Roots event mentioned in Natural Triad Magazine
Look for our upcoming Economy, Jr. event being held Sunday, January 19th at Deep Roots Market in Downtown Greensboro from 2:00-3:30pm mentioned in the News Brief section (page 13) of Natural Triad Magazine’s January Issue.
NTM can be found at over 1,000 locations throughout the Triad (Guilford, Forsyth, Alamance, Randolph, Rockingham, Stokes and Davidson counties).
Click Here to see mention of Economy, Jr. in the online version of NTM.
Economy Jr at Deep Roots Sunday, January 19th
PUBLIC SIGN UP (FREE EVENT) – Sunday, January 19th from 2:00-3:30pm, an Economy, Jr. will be held at Deep Roots Market in Downtown Greensboro thanks to sponsor Natural Triad Magazine along with the Nussbaum Entrepreneurship Center’s Startup group Shift providing volunteers.
Healthy snacks courtesy of Deep Roots Market provided to participants.
So if you have a child 11 years old and up in need of some education on how the real world works when it comes to paying bills on a limited budget or seeing what it’s like to run a business selling products and services to make payroll, Contact Us to register!
Remember to bring a pen or pencil along with your own calculator or a smart phone with an easy to use calculator app.