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National Youth Pitch Competition Launches Accelerator.

October 16, 2022

National Youth Pitch Competition Launches Accelerator.
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~60 students, teachers, and parents were in attendance for the kick-off of the accelerator~

PHILIPSBURG:---  Application to the National Youth Pitch Competition closed on September 30. Sixteen (16) teams comprising a total of forty-nine (49) students in eight (8) of the ten (10) secondary schools applied. Teams consisted on average of three students and most schools entered multiple applications to the competition.

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Business ideas range from retail to agritech (agriculture technology) to recreation to beauty to circular economy. All teams had to submit an overview of financials and a video indicating what they would do with the grand prize of ...


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