Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch

Season 5 introduces the Wild Card and a group of new entrepreneurs with skincare products, and an "Uber for Butlers".

This episode begins with a founder who has invented a device to help prevent household fires, then, an entrepreneur calls his company the Starbucks app for alcohol.

A pitch for boat cover clasps pulls off something rarely seen in Season 5 thus far - convincing all four judges to vote "yes." Later in the episode, an entrepreneur's rapid-paced pitch leaves each of the four judges wondering something simple, yet vitally important.

This episode starts with a study in contrast. While the first entrepreneur in the episode nails her pitch, leading two judges to vote to open the elevator doors, the second stumbles in her prepared speech and panics. After those two, the panel of judges offer a series of tips for your next pitch.

This episode starts with some new judges and a familiar entrepreneur. Janice Bryant Howroyd and Randy Garn make their first appearances of this season, while the first elevator pitch is delivered by a veteran of the show.

This episode starts with one of the stronger pitches of the season, as the founder of a sustainable and reusable straw company (literally) breaks down her product and her sales record, both of which wow the four-person panel of judges.

This is Season 5's Green Entrepreneur episode, featuring startups exclusively in the cannabis industry. It starts with a Washington-based pre-rolleds business and a big ask. The next pitch goes even bigger.

The investors in our weekly pitch show hear from founders in a wide range of industries, including yoga and auto maintenance. And we find out which one of the investors is a certified yoga instructor (it's Peter).

The first entrepreneur on this episode of Elevator Pitch spent eight years as a U.S. marine and was deployed twice before spending time as a military instructor. But the ticking clock can throw off even the most courageous entrepreneurs.

This episode starts off with a strong pitch from Sara Rose, the co-founder of healthcare startup Tribecan. Next, a pair of co-founders in the automobile industry describe their business-to-business platform.

This episode begins with an entrepreneur named Ron Tonini of Sports Engager, who's seeking to create a new twist on old sports-player cards. After, husband-and-wife team Bill and Sonia Massey of The Restroom Kit show off their portable product made for those who need to use a restroom away from home, particularly in public where the bathrooms can be especially unsanitary.

This episode begins with Josh Stramiello of Fixe Food, who previously appeared on Season 4 of Elevator Pitch but. Samella Watson of vacation rental service My-Cierge starts with a disadvantage: Judge Peter Goldberg is already an investor in a related business.