“Project Pitch It” Seeks Entrepreneurs in Wisconsin
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – Wisconsin’s “Shark Tank” is on the hunt for entrepreneurs of all ages, from middle schoolers to seasoned CEOs.
Emmy-nominated “Project Pitch It” is gearing up for its 11th season, set to air in the spring, and it invites anyone with a big idea to participate.
How the Show Works
Each week, participants pitch their products or dreams to a panel of financial experts, competing for cash awards ranging from $1,500 to $10,000, along with mentoring and guidance to turn their dreams into reality. Opportunities may also include office space and staff support for budding businesses.
How to Apply
Do you or your kids have a great idea? Submit a video by Wednesday, Oct. 21. Videos should be no longer than two minutes and must start with “Hi, my name is…”
- Application details for adults: projectpitchit.com/entrepreneurs
- Application details for ages 13-18: projectpitchit.com/studentpitch
Note: Adults must have a Wisconsin business with a product that helps or inspires people, while students should present ideas that can improve lives in Wisconsin.
Finalists will be contacted for auditions via Zoom in the winter.
Where to Watch
“Project Pitch It” airs across various stations in Wisconsin, including WBAY (Green Bay), WISN (Milwaukee), WKOW (Madison), WSAW (Wausau), and WKBT (La Crosse). To see previous contestants and their pitches, visit the Project Pitch It website.
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