(UVM) has announced the launch of the 2025 Vermont Pitch Challenge, a competition aimed at high school students with innovative ideas. The challenge encourages teens to think creatively and come up with entrepreneurial solutions to real-world problems.
The Vermont Pitch Challenge offers a unique opportunity for high school students to showcase their ideas to a panel of judges and potentially win prizes to support the development of their projects. Participants will have the chance to pitch their ideas in a virtual setting, allowing for a wide range of innovative concepts to be presented.
“We are excited to see the creative ideas that high school students in Vermont have to offer,” says Sara Davis, Director of the Vermont Pitch Challenge. “This competition is a great way for teens to explore their entrepreneurial spirit and make a positive impact in their community.”
The deadline for submissions is fast approaching, with applications closing on October 15th. Teens are encouraged to submit their ideas on the Vermont Pitch Challenge website, where they will also find resources and guidelines for crafting a successful pitch.
The Vermont Pitch Challenge is part of UVM’s ongoing efforts to support youth entrepreneurship and innovation in the state. By providing a platform for teens to develop their ideas and receive feedback from industry experts, the university hopes to foster a new generation of innovators who can make a positive impact on society.
For more information about the 2025 Vermont Pitch Challenge and how to get involved, visit the UVM website or contact the program director, Sara Davis. Don’t miss this chance to showcase your creativity and entrepreneurial spirit – your idea could be the next big thing in Vermont!
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