Best Entrepreneur and Website Competition

How This is Going to Work If you did not get points, you will not see you entrepreneur We will start with the people with the lowest points and finish with the person in first Your name will not be given, just the entrepreneurs (If you want to let people know what place you came in that is ok) The people that come in first will be called on by their name however The most common reason people picked you will be given

Best Entrepreneur

Eighth Place: One Point Michelle Phan Thomas Edison “Made money from nothing, self starter” “Without him we would have no light…”

Eighth Place: One Point Ole Kirk Christiansen “Lego is the best toy”

Seventh Place: Two Points Bre Pettis George Eastman “Net worth of 403 million, graduated with a teaching degree” “I really enjoy the camera”

Sixth Place: Three Points Enzo Ferarri Jimmy Pattison “Extremely successful” “Still makes very nice cars” “I met him and he is very very smart”

Sixth Place: Three Points Bob Ross Estee Lauder “He donated his paintings and everything he did was for a good cause” “Company worth $17.9 billion” “I love the companies she has created”

Fifth Place: Five Points David Karp “I love tumbler, he likes to be alone and I can relate” “Good background”

Fourth Place: Nine Points Mark Zuckerburg Bill Gates “Very successful at young age” “Created Facebook in Harvard dorm room” “Richest man in the world” “Invented program we all use now”

Third Place: Fourteen Points Oprah Winfrey Warren Buffett “Began poor, became a billionaire” “Very influential television show/network” “Started as small stock broker, now owns a lot of the world biggest businesses”

Second Place: Twenty-Three Points Steve Jobs “His goal wasn’t to be rich but to make the world a wonderful place

And the winner is…

First Place: Twenty-Six Points Walt Disney (Sarah Tattersall) “Popular company that everybody knows” “Continued his dream after bankruptcy”

Best Website

Eleventh Place: One Point Estee Lauder “Looks good and easy”

Tenth Place: Two Points Thomas Edison “Nice set up and pictures”

Tenth Place: Two Points Jack Dorsey Enzo Ferarri “Looks finished. Professional look” “Super colorful and wonderful pictures” “Great artwork”

Ninth Place: Four Points Jim Pattison Jamie Oliver “Clear photographs and clean design” “Very organised” “Good pictures and information” “Creative, informative, and organised”

Eighth Place: Five Points Michelle Phan “Inspiring videos” “Educational Links” “Well designed with lots of detail”

Seventh Place: Six Points George Eastman “Very clean and organised” “Clear photographs” “Clean design”

Sixth Place: Seven Points Steve Jobs David Karp “Clear photographs and clean design” “Very organised” “Good pictures and information” “Creative, informative, and organised”

Fifth Place: Eight Points Oprah Winfrey “Had lots of information and videos” “Catches the eye” “Elegant and suiting” “Not text heavy”

Fourth Place: Nine Points Donald Trump Lois Van Baarle “Funny, but business appropriate” “Organised and lots of information” “Good quality and looks professional” “Tons of photos and good artwork”

Third Place: Fifteen Points Phil Knight “Simple, clean, and clear” “I like the way its put together” “Looks professional like a real Nike website” “Very detailed and links added”

Second Place: Nineteen Points Walt Disney “Has fun games and good pictures” “Clear photographs and clean web design” “Lots of fun packed in and information” “GIFs!”

And the winner is…

First Place: Twenty Points Bre Pettis (Elijah Mortimer) “Well put together and style matched entrepreneur” “Those selfies though…” “Lots of effort put into this” “Personality and colour” “Included a store” “Clear, easy to use website” “Humour” “Box for questions”