Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch

Entrepreneurs have 60 seconds to pitch their business, product and/or idea in an elevator. If our team of investors like what they hear, the business owner is invited into the board room to see if they can strike a deal.

Hopeful contestants may think their ideas are fresh and exciting, but more than half will fall short of the investors' standards. From 21st-century photo booths to a line of lingerie, some will succeed, but others will leave our investors puzzled.

From new social networking apps to fertility trackers and a company using AI to recruit for businesses, episode three is packed with ideas to improve people's lives. Still, not all entrepreneurs behind these solutions will get to step through the elevator doors.

This episode features new takes on old products and industries, from a handheld device that puts out fires to a carpal-tunnel-defying tool to a multi-purpose baseball cap. Will some short flubs during the pitch keep a modern fire extinguisher from getting into the boardroom?

This episode is all about technology. From custom handbags to on-demand personal trainers, four creative entrepreneurs enter the elevator with high-tech ideas for everyday goods and services.

Entrepreneurs pitch their solutions to various problems, from finding love to staying hydrated in bed. Plus, an all-in-one picture-hanging tool tries to level up the boardroom.

On this week's episode of Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch, contestants present new ways to buy, sell and connect online -- and get around in the real world.

This week's batch of entrepreneurs will pitch updates to a variety of household products, many involving food; from pasta sauces to vitamins.

This week, entrepreneurs present ideas for improving mundane aspects of our everyday lives, from workwear to airline travel. Their products have the potential to make the daily grind a lot easier, freeing up more time for the hustle.

This week's episode brings in high-flying valuations, with hopeful founders asking for millions from behind the closed Entrepreneur Elevator doors.

This week's innovators are all about catering to niche markets. From underwear-lining ice packs to bird houses for bats, these entrepreneurs bring some unique products the table.

The season finale offers a range of products presented by some creative and passionate entrepreneurs. All four innovators attempt to close a deal with their original ideas, from air-conditioned campgrounds to stress-relieving bracelets.