Objective: Identify an existing business in one country or region that you beli

Objective:
Identify an existing business in one country or region that you believe would thrive in another country or region. Create a concise video pitch outlining your proposal for expanding this business to the new market.
Components:
1. Video Pitch

Length: 2-3 minutes

Content:

Introduction: Start with a brief introduction of yourself and the business you have selected. Clearly state the current country/region of operation and the new market you are proposing.

Business Overview: Provide a brief description of the business, including its products/services, target audience, and current market success.

Market Opportunity: Identify the strategic opportunity in the new market. Discuss why you believe this business would perform well or better in the proposed country/region. Include relevant market characteristics, consumer behavior, or trends that support your proposal.

Strategic Fit: Explain how the business aligns with the cultural, economic, or regulatory environment of the new market. Highlight any unique advantages or differentiators that would give the business a competitive edge.

Conclusion: Summarize your proposal and reinforce the potential benefits of the expansion. End with a strong closing statement encouraging further consideration of the idea.

Format:

Ensure your video is of high quality with clear audio.
Use visuals (e.g., maps, charts, images) to support your points.
Maintain a professional yet engaging tone.

Submission Guidelines:

Video Pitch: Upload your video to Brightspace (recommended) or use a platform of your choice (e.g., YouTube, Vimeo) and provide the link.
Evaluation Criteria:

Clarity and Persuasiveness: How clearly and convincingly you present your proposal.

Market Insight: The depth of your understanding of both the current and proposed markets.

Feasibility: The practicality of the business expansion in the new market.

Creativity: The originality and innovativeness of your proposal.

Professionalism: The quality and professionalism of your video pitch.