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Present your pitch with your team on '''Tuesday, May 18, at 16 30 CET''' during plenary session. | |||
A pitch is very common in the start-up scene. Whenever you have to present your idea in front of customers, investors or other stakeholders, it is called a pitch. The tricky thing about it: You only have a limited amount of time. | A pitch is very common in the start-up scene. Whenever you have to present your idea in front of customers, investors or other stakeholders, it is called a pitch. The tricky thing about it: You only have a limited amount of time. | ||
Basically, a pitch is presenting your business plan (or the business model canvas) verbally. With the limited amount of time you should be very precise, clear and structured but still deliver a stimulating presentation to get the attention of your audience. | Basically, a pitch is presenting your business plan (or the business model canvas) verbally. With the limited amount of time you should be very precise, clear and structured but still deliver a stimulating presentation to get the attention of your audience. | ||
Look for tips on the internet on how to pitch, for example here: | |||
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'''How to pitch within this seminar''' | |||
*For the session on '''May 18''' we ask you to pitch your idea within '''three minutes''' during the session. | |||
*It is up to you to decide on how you wish to do that. A classical way is to present using PPT slides. But there are also alternative ways for example: | |||
* a role play | |||
* a short video or animation | |||
* pictures of a physical or digital model | |||
* a storyboard | |||
*...... | |||
Be creative and take these principles seriously: | |||
* You only have three minutes | |||
* Stick to the essentials: what is the problem, how do you solve it, who benefits? | |||
* Speak without jargon - everybody needs to understand | |||
After the pitch you will get 10 minutes feedback from the audience which is a very important development step in your process. | |||
Likewise, make sure you also give feedback to others! | |||
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>>> Back to assignments overview
Present your pitch with your team on Tuesday, May 18, at 16 30 CET during plenary session.
A pitch is very common in the start-up scene. Whenever you have to present your idea in front of customers, investors or other stakeholders, it is called a pitch. The tricky thing about it: You only have a limited amount of time.
Basically, a pitch is presenting your business plan (or the business model canvas) verbally. With the limited amount of time you should be very precise, clear and structured but still deliver a stimulating presentation to get the attention of your audience.
Look for tips on the internet on how to pitch, for example here:
{{#evu:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZTWx2bftaw |alignment=inline |dimensions=300 |description= For example this video on the elevator pitch }}
How to pitch within this seminar
- For the session on May 18 we ask you to pitch your idea within three minutes during the session.
- It is up to you to decide on how you wish to do that. A classical way is to present using PPT slides. But there are also alternative ways for example:
- a role play
- a short video or animation
- pictures of a physical or digital model
- a storyboard
- ......
Be creative and take these principles seriously:
- You only have three minutes
- Stick to the essentials: what is the problem, how do you solve it, who benefits?
- Speak without jargon - everybody needs to understand
After the pitch you will get 10 minutes feedback from the audience which is a very important development step in your process. Likewise, make sure you also give feedback to others!