Elevator Pitch - 10A


Here is my *full* elevator pitch... Had to repost

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  1. UnknownOctober 6, 2017 at 10:52 AM

    Great elevator pitch Amanda! This idea is great. Every year on the news I hear about a child who dies in the car from being left there. Most of the time, the parents simply forget that the child was in the back of the car. This device connected to your smart phone will save lives and that is what makes your product so great. Parents all over the U.S. will buy this product just in case they ever face this problem. Your consumers will buy this even though they know they would not leave their child in the car because it helps secure in their minds that they will never make this mistake.

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