March 26, 2026 - 03:55

A Freeland-based business aimed at empowering young students has landed a major national investment. Trevor Szafranski, alongside his wife Heather, appeared on ABC's "Shark Tank" to pitch their company, R1SE, and successfully secured a deal with renowned investor Barbara Corcoran.
The company focuses on providing elementary and middle school students with practical, hands-on experience in entrepreneurship. Through their programs, students learn to create, market, and sell real products, moving beyond theoretical concepts to gain tangible business skills. The founders emphasized the program's impact on building confidence and financial literacy in young people.
During the high-pressure pitch, the Szafranskis demonstrated the proven success of their curriculum, which has already been implemented in various educational settings. Their compelling presentation and clear passion for youth education sparked a competitive offer from Corcoran. The deal promises not only crucial capital but also strategic guidance to expand R1SE's reach.
This televised investment is set to propel the local educational initiative onto a much larger stage, validating its model and opening doors to new schools and districts nationwide. The appearance highlights a growing recognition of the importance of early entrepreneurial education.
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