IIT Business Innovation Students Pitch Ideas in Classroom
Blackline Review | On 08, Dec 2012
CHICAGO, IL— Many of the brightest ideas we know of today were born in a classroom. At Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), 23 students from professor Praveen Gupta’s business innovation class bring their best ideas forward and compete against one another in a pitch contest.
The would-be entrepreneurs, many of them visitors from other counties who came to Chicago to attend engineering and business school, presented a broad array of ideas ranging from a braille platform to help blind people use iPads, solar cell phones, a phone app to detect cavities, and cloud-based television.
Judges were asked to consider the merit of the idea as well as the effectiveness, clarity, and completeness of the student presentation. ❒
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