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Danielle Johannessen 10X Hub Entrepreneur

"Get Up, Show Up, Get It Done!": Danielle Johannessen, 10X Hub Entrepreneur

The last time we talked with 10X Entrepreneur, Danielle Johannessen, she was a 10X Pitch-Off Winner. A lot has changed since then — including the name of her company! This is how her life has changed. When 20-year-old Danielle won…

"I'm About to 10X My Life": Ean Bowie, 10X Pitch Off Winner

You know the first place winner of the Grant Cardone Foundation's 10X Pitch Off had to be impressive to wow the judges. That is certainly true about 17-year-old Ean Bowie, founder Director Eannn Media...  Ean's subscription content…
Sarah Rice 10X Pitch Off Winner

“I’m Making Change NOW”: Sarah Rice, 10X Pitch Off Winner

From Sarah Rice’s Instagram account, she looks like your average 16-year-old — selfies, photos with friends, and reels of school activities. However, she is a teen entrepreneur passionate about climate change who just won thousands in…
Brooke Weaver 10X Pitch Off Winner

"Go for It!": Brooke Weaver, 10X Pitch Off Winner

On August 18, 2022, the Grant Cardone Foundation held its most recent 10X Pitch Off. Although the competition was stiff, Brooke Weaver won third place and $5,000. This is the story behind the teen nail tech winner and why she created Jazzicure…
RuQuan Brown 10X Pitch Off Winner

“I Want More People to Achieve”: RuQuan Brown, 10X Pitch Off Winner

At the latest 10X Pitch Off, four young entrepreneurs from Tumaini DC received a total of $25,000 to 10X their businesses. Now, the Grant Cardone Foundation will be shining the spotlight on each winner. First up is RuQuan Brown, an Ivy League…

Teen Entrepreneurs Awarded $25,000 at the 10X Pitch Off

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With a great business idea, a smart plan, and a powerful pitch, anything is possible. Even if you're a high school student. That's exactly how four brilliant teen entrepreneurs received a total of $25,000 in awards at the latest 10X Pitch…
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