The TELUS Pitch: One Minute Could Equal $100,000 for Your Small Business

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A collage of various entrepreneurs recording their small business pitch to TELUS.

Hey Entrepreneurs,

What could your business do with $100,000?

With more than $150,000 in prizes on the line, TELUS Pitch is Canada’s largest small business competition, offering Canadian entrepreneurs the chance to reap the rewards of their hard work with a $100,000 cash payout.  

Winning the TELUS Pitch was transformative for iMerciv. Driven by personal experiences with the global blind community, along with their purposeful approach to their business focused on striving to always give back, founders Bin Liu and Arjun Mali ignited their business venture iMerciv, empowering people with vision loss through smart wearables.

Bin and Arjun share their story and tips on entering the TELUS Pitch. Check it out here.

Don’t miss this year’s contest. Mark your calendars, these are the dates that you don’t want to miss!

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June 23rd Contest closes

June 26th Top 100 Announcement + Social Voting

July 10th Top 10 Announced

July 15th Top 3 Announced

July 30th TELUS Summit with Arlene Dickinson and our judges

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