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Sammamish teens win business pitch with an idea that stinks

Sammamish, WALocal News

Three Eastlake High School students have triumphed in the Emerging Entrepreneurs Challenge, securing a $250 prize for their unconventional business idea that humorously revolves around a topic often considered less appealing. This competition serves as a testament to the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit thriving among local youth. Their unique approach captured the attention of judges, showcasing not just their innovative thinking but also their ability to effectively communicate their concept. The event is part of a broader initiative to nurture entrepreneurship among high school students, encouraging them to explore their ideas in a supportive environment. This victory is likely to inspire other young entrepreneurs in Sammamish to think outside the box and pursue their passions.

Additionally, it highlights the importance of community engagement in fostering the next generation of business leaders. Events like these not only recognize student achievements but also contribute to local economic growth by inspiring entrepreneurial ventures. The students' success exemplifies the bright future of business innovation in the Sammamish area.

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