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Lee-James Cupido, 10X Pitch-Off-Winner

3X Cancer Survivor, 10X Entrepreneur: Lee-James Cupido, 10X Pitch-Off Winner

Last but not least, Lee-James Cupido, a cancer survivor, is the final winner of the competitive 10X Pitch-Off to be announced. The 25-year-old beat cancer three times, but that is only a part of what makes his story so amazing. Here…
Tyron Kyle Adams, 10X Pitch-Off-Winner

"Don't let fear hold you back": Tyron Kyle Adams, 10X Pitch-Off Winner

More great news from the 10X Hub in South Africa and the Grant Cardone Foundation. We are excited to announce the third 10X Pitch-Off winner, Tyron Kyle Adams!  The third recipient of the $35.000 seed money, 29 year-old Tyron…
Zane Samuels 10X Pitch-Off winner

From Passion to Fashion Brand: Zane Samuels, 10X Pitch-Off Winner

As more information comes from the 10X Hub in South Africa, we’d like to feature this 10X Pitch-Off winner profile of Zane Samuels. Just as a reminder, the participants have no internet access outside the Hub. The second winner is…
Danielle Johannessen 10X Pitch-Off winner

"I was forced to stand on my feet and make it happen!": Danielle Johannessen, 10X Pitch-Off Winner

After overcoming adversity, obstacles, and doubts, Danielle Johannessen is now a thriving 10X Pitch-Off winner! On December 15, 2021, the Grant Cardone Foundation held its first-ever pitch-off competition for those enrolled in our…
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