What Should You Value More — An Investor's Money or Their Experience? | Elevator Pitch

On this episode of "Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch," a contestant has a very tough decision to make: Take the big money now, or gamble on bigger money later.

00:00 - Intro
01:08 - K. Rocco Shields, founder of Genius Academy, which uses AI learning simulations to teach the next generation of mental health practitioners.
12:29 - Sandy Goldman, founder of The Beer Bat, a bat-shaped drinking mug for stadiums.
16:06 - Ross Franklin, founder of Pure Green Franchise, a fast-growing juice bar franchise.

On Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch, every contestant is just 60 seconds away from a rise to greatness or a fall from glory. By the end of these nail-biting, stomach-churning episodes, some entrepreneurs walk away with business-boosting investments, and some go home empty-handed.

You never know how your nerves will hold up when it is your time to pitch, and if you get into the boardroom, you never know what kind of questions you will face or what problems will pop up. And on this week's episode, one entrepreneur faces what is considered to be a good problem to have: two investors battling for their business. One offers more money; one offers more experience. Which would you value more?

See which way they go on the new episode of Elevator Pitch, streaming now!

Season 10, Episode 7 Board of Investors
- Marc Randolph, co-founder and first CEO of Netflix, master of scaling
- Kim Perell, CEO of 100.co, serial entrepreneur and investor
- Joe De Sena, CEO and founder of Spartan and Death Races

Season 10 of Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch is presented by Amazon Business with support from State Farm.