Elevator Pitch No.2

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  1. Jake NormanMarch 21, 2020 at 9:21 PM

    Hey Emanuely,
    I thought you improved on your first presentation. Though, you did ramble on a few different topics, I did think you discussed important factors pertaining to the possibility of this food hall opening. Your attire was not that of a "presenter" but you did discuss relevant topics related to your idea. I think the opening of an international food hall would be a great idea and a new option for many international students. I think it would attract more study abroad opportunities, as well.

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  2. Justin RamgoolamMarch 23, 2020 at 11:00 AM

    Hey Emanuely,
    I liked your presentation for opening up a street where there will be a whole street filled up with restaurants from different ethnic backgrounds on the street. The idea is great and I feel like it would be a main attraction since there are so many divers people who come to this city for work or school. Next time for your elevator pitch though I would love to hear more detail on this project. Good job.

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