Entrepreneurial Arts and Community Project
Dave Tankersley recently volunteered to be a judge at his local high schoolâs inaugural entrepreneurial arts and community projects competition. Throughout the semester, students were charged with developing projects that involved the arts and engaged the community. Dave enlisted the help of four fellow BNI members to assist with judging, and the students did a great job creating and presenting their impressive projects.
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Michiana Shot & Greet – Pitch to the Sharks
Jerry Sarno recently participated in the annual Michiana Shop & Greet for the third year. He was the Lead Shark in the âPitch to the Sharksâ competition, where 24 entrepreneurs vied for $250 in grand prize money by giving their best elevator pitch to panel of 5 prominent business people.
As lead shark, Jerry was the one up on stage soliciting businesses to take part in the âPitch to the Sharksâ. He also awarded the prize to winner Seianna McCray, who is the Founder/Creative Director of her own non-profit. The entire event was a great success, with over 75 businesses displaying their products and services.
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