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The Pitch

  • Yarly photo scanning and sharing service.
    A new business to curate your memories

    In the age of the selfie, a new start-up offers to turn overwhelming photo collections into tangible memories.

  • The Pitch: A start-up to manage memories
    The Pitch: A start-up to manage memories   

    Allison Strouse, CEO of Yarly Photo Management, pitches her company to investor and Shark Tank regular Kevin O'Leary

  • Zirtual
    Help wanted: Virtual assistants for hire

    Zirtual connects people to a virtual assistant overseas that helps with their daily tasks for a monthly rate.

  • Personal assistants for the 99%
    Personal assistants for the 99%   

    Zirtual founder & CEO Maren Donovan gives her best elevator pitch to real estate mogul and "Shark Tank" regular, Barbara Corcoran. Zirtual provides dedicated virtual personal assistants for entrepreneurs and business people in the U.S.

  • Doughbies’ Chocolate Chunk with Sea Salt cookies.
    Yes, you can have fresh cookies on-demand

    This start-up wants to be the Uber for cookies. But is being the culinary equivalent of hugs from mom a smart business model?

  • A startup hoping to roll in the dough
    A startup hoping to roll in the dough   

    Doughbies cofounder Daniel Conway was recently given 30 seconds to pitch his company to millionaire investor, Barbara Corcoran who in turn had no idea who she was meeting.

  • Klink screen shots
    Booze in an hour? The miracles of technology

    When you run dry, the app Klink allows you to order up beer, wine and spirits delivered to your door—in an hour.

  • A startup to get buzzed about
    A startup to get buzzed about   

    Klink co-founder Jeffrey Nadel was recently given 30 seconds to pitch his company to millionaire investor, Kevin O'Leary, who had no idea who he was meeting.

  • Bounce Back Box displayed.
    Start-up makes money off of others' heartbreak

    Can making money off of others' heartbreak be a viable business? An entrepreneur pitches her business to an investor.

  • One start-up is cashing in on your break-ups
    One start-up cashes in on your break-ups   

    Annabel Action, founder and CEO of the breakup website "Never Liked It Anyway," has been given 30 seconds to blind pitch her company to feisty millionaire investor, Barbara Corcoran.

  • Wealthy couple in limosine
    Need a man? This business says, just rent one

    This start-up is selling a new guilt-free entertainment option for women: male arm candy for special events or just help around the house.

  • Need a man? This start-up lets you rent one
    Need a man? This start-up lets you rent one   

    An entrepreneur walks on to an elevator and has thirty seconds to make a blind pitch. Little do they know, they will be getting face time with a superstar high-profile investor, who has no idea who they will be meeting either.

  • Allan Shoemake and Kevin O'Leary snap a selfie using the LuMee light-up cell phone case
    A phone case that corrects your flaws?

    Entrepreneur Allan Shoemake claims to have created a smartphone case for the selfie generation that can make users flawless—in a snap.

  • This start will make you love your selfie
    This start-up will make you love your selfie   

    Allan Shoemake, founder of smartphone case-maker LuMee, has 30 seconds to pitch his bright idea to "Shark Tank"'s Kevin O'Leary.

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