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Thu, 17/07/2008 - 12:34 — launch
Bring creative minds in front of a panel of investors to convince them to invest in their new business idea.
This activity is based on the hit UK reality show – Dragons’ Den, which brings creative minds in front of a panel of investors to convince them to invest in their new business idea.
Likewise, you can mimic an entrepreneurship game show, during which innovative entrepreneurs can present their business plan or product to a group of local angels or venture capital firms who are prepared to invest in an original business idea.
