[Insert Title Here]

The Good 🙂, The Bad 😕, & The Ugly 👹 The Good 🙂 For me, some of the good moments were when I made videos. Whether it was the Secret Sauce video, or any of the Elevator Pitches, it was always fun, which is also why I put everything I had into it. If you have watched them, you'll realize that, excluding the first one, I put some thought into how I edited the videos. I'm not saying the editing is good, but it's there: background music that fades in and out, custom thumbnail, custom end cards, even a little effect when I made the joke about Wells Fargo in the second pitch. Or in the secret sauce video, all the cuts from one person to the other, making it seem like real interviews, the special screens for the voice recordings (which by the way costed a fortune). That's what I do. I enjoy it, whether it is a lot of work or not. The Bad 😕 I don't think I've had many bad experiences, but if I must choose, I would say it was anytime we were assigned

Opportunity The opportunity I identified is the need for a more globalized form of mobile banking, a need that bank account owners have. Our primary target costumers would be up to the age of 35, and as low as 18. Initially, we would operate inside the U.S, but we would try to go global later on. Currently, customers don't have a specific alternative to satisfy this need, they simply use their current bank's stock mobile app. This opportunity will not last too long. With Apple releasing Apple Card sometime in August, which is supposed to rival banks in the credit card market, the entire banking market will be more likely to fluctuate, with Google or Samsung, two of Apple's biggest competitors, potentially attempting to make their own version of the service. Depending on how effective Apple Card is, the window can be open for a relatively short time. Innovation The idea I have is making an app that serves as a portal to all bank accounts, regardless of the bank