What you need to know about the competition

Crispy Cone appearance on Shark Tank

Competition Format​

Submission of Business Proposals: Students are to submit a detailed business proposal. This should include an executive summary, target market, product/service description, and a basic financial plan.
 

Presentation:  Shortlisted candidates will present their ideas in front of a panel of local business leaders and educators.

Feedback & Networking: Post-presentation, participants will receive feedback and have the opportunity to network with judges and local entrepreneurs.

Eligibility

Open to all students of Madison High School.

Participants can work solo or in teams of up to three members.

The business idea must be original and not infringe on any copyrights or trademarks.

Schedule

1. Early January

Registration Deadline

2. Mid-January

Idea Workshop

3. Early February

Mentor Workshop

4. Early March

Pitch Workshop

5. End of Apil

Finalists Present

Bobcat Pitch Night

FAQs

Do I need a fully fleshed out business plan?

Can I modify my proposal after submission?

Who will be judging the competition?

No, but the more details you provide, the better your chances of being shortlisted.

Modifications can be made up until the submission deadline. After that, your last submission will be considered final.

A list of judges will soon be posted on the home page.