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Every founder who pitches on our weekly show has their own style. But the investors' decisions ultimately boil down to whether a business can scale.
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Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch Season 3 Episode 3: Circus Act or Class Act?
Every founder who pitches on our weekly show has their own style. But the investors' decisions ultimately boil down to whether a business can scale.
