The name of my company is Ez2Bike and we will be promoting reusable bikes for the community that help with transportation around the city. This will help with environmental issues that excess cars produce and will help to minimize traffic. With so many students being forced to live off-campus, there is a huge issue in our community with transportation. Some people are blessed to have a car, scooter, and bike, but most of us are not. With this in mind, I believe it is important to fix this problem. We all have experienced that horrible moment when you can't find a spot and your class or exam starts in ten minutes, and this is something that must be fixed. My solution is that we implement a pay-as-you-go biking system that will allow for the reuse of bikes in order to transport to your class quickly. Theses biking stations will be set up all over the city so that you can return a bike at any of the stations and this will really help out the college community.
What we need now are investors, willing to help fund this idea. Please check out the video below for my details:
Hi Walter, great job on your elevator post! I really like your idea. It seems practical and easily implementable, and it would also help improve the local environment. I like that you took a problem that affects primarily college students on the UF campus and developed a solution that expands to improve the community as a whole.
ReplyDeleteIf you want to check out my blog pitch, you can find it by following this link: http://entrepreneurshipbyisa.blogspot.com/2016/02/elevator-pitch-no-1-week-5.html
Hello Walter,
ReplyDeleteThis was a great post! The problem of transportation and minimal parking at UF definitely is a problem for all students. I know that it is for me. Your solution was also very interesting, as compared to just building a parking garage or something, but is unique in that it can benefit the entire community by giving people that don't have transportation a bike. Great pitching skills as well! You can check mine out at http://bradksingh.blogspot.com/2016/02/elevator-pitch-no-1.html