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About EOT
Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow (EoT) is an exclusive AGBC-Frankfurt Business Plan Competition for German secondary school (Gymnasium) students in grades 9 – 13. This year EoT celebrated its 12th competition!
Frankfurt Rhein Main area students are invited to develop new business-ideas individually or in teams of up to four. Entrants compete with students from other schools to produce the best entrepreneurial ideas and business plans. All entrants gain insights into entrepreneurship, startups, and business from their assigned mentors and from participating in workshops about marketing, finance, and presentation skills held at AGBC headquarters at TechQuartier in Frankfurt.
The business plans are judged by a panel of local experts. The top five finalists selected are then asked to present their business plans in front of an audience and a panel of judges at the event´s Awards Ceremony. The winning business plan receives a prize of 1.000 Euros and total awards exceed 2.000 Euros per year.
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Maja Vuksic
HEAD of EOT
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Ute Vogler
EOT COORDINATOR
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Issac Thomas
Associate Director GREEN-TOWERS
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Chenoa Maye
Esq
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Gerhard Fischer
CEO MAJOR SEVEN CONSULTING
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Jarrett Felton
CEO INVESSENT
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Julia Kleber
CEO KPRM Network
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Ralf C. Freund
CEO
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Howard Urnovitz
CEO
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Mike Oppenheim
AGBC Member
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Mareike Oldemeinen
Associate Director & Global Coordinator, Finsbury Glover Hering
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Jim Tiedeman
AT&T
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Thomas Leiser
AGBC Board Secretary
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What is a great business idea?
Developing your idea!
Reality check? How viable is your idea and is it transferable into a business plan?
What are the basic costs?
What investment is required?
Thoughts about people, places, products.
PITCH NIGHT - How do we do an elevator pitch?
EOT Calendar
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AWARDS CEREMONY
Previous Winners
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2020 – Spot Rent
Our excellent participants found a way to solve the never-ending parking challenges in big cities with their app Spot-Rent. Never again find ourselves without a parking spot in sight!
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2019 – BikeSight
With solving a problem, a functional prototype and a well-constructed business plan team BikeSight was able to convince the EOT judges. Congratulations to our first prize winners this year, Nicolas Busch, Nicolas Rogers and Leopold Wilczek from the European School Rhein Main!
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2018 – Boli Graphics
With a twist on the concept of spinning promotional pens this team, comprising of; Owain Pill, Kian Rokni, Phillip Boyo & Mathias Maimberg from the from the European School Frankfurt took out first prize!
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2017 – E-Sisal
With a business idea which provides a combination between the two usual variations of dartboards; an electronic one and a regular sisal dartboard. The E-Sisal is a dartboard which has a sisal surface but specific pressure sensors behind the sisal pad that will automatically count the points for the players which are shown on a small display below the board.
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2016 – “Love it?“
from the Frankfurt International School won first place and 1,000 Euros with her social media App designed to provide market research on the buying habits of its teenage audience.
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2015 – “Danceshape”
Anna Gegenmantel and Luca Schmidt from the Goethe-Gymnasium School with the Business Idea “DanceShape” – a start-up dance studio and dance retail establishment for women only, located in the east of Frankfurt. It aims at a wide range of women at all ages starting from 16.
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2014 – “The Universal Bakery”
Zoe Breithaupt, Ela Eroglu and Ann Katrin Blachnik from the Goethe Gymnasium Frankfurt took the first place with their business concept of offering a variety of fresh bakery products without gluten and lactose.
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2013 – “U-Design”
Ji Won Jeong, Kiuree Kim and Kevin Wu from, the International School Frankfurt, developed a web-based decision-making tool, which makes it easier for the customer to choose the right haircut.
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2012 – “Mobile Salad Bar”
Emma, Jennifer and Luise from the Frankfurt-Rhine-Main International School won with the idea for a “Salade-qui vous fait sourire”, the concept for a mobile salad bar.
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2011 – “Mr. Shop”
Vincent von Kirch and Roman Wolf, from the Taunusgymnasium in Königstein, took first place with their business plan for a personal shopping service tailored to the special needs of businessmen and families
Join Us!
Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow is celebrating its twelfth year of operation and we would like you to help us make this year our biggest and best yet! And why not? With a total prize pool of over €2.000 – including a first prize of €1.000, there is plenty of incentive to enter!
No matter what sort of idea a person has for any type of business, a business plan is essential. It is a road map for getting a project up and running – documenting the steps a business venture will need take to become profitable. The Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow (EOT) competition focuses on this critical element of establishing and growing a business.
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