By the end of this course, you will be able to
Define what is meant by "Pitch Deck" and identify the investor's first impression. Then, you will learn to differentiate between pitching and presentation.
List different types of pitching and learn why each of them is used. Then, you will learn how to distinguish elements of a professional pitch step-by-step.
Identify common pitching mistakes to be avoided and how to receive a rejection. Then, you will learn the investor’s comments during presenting and the team's evaluation.
Course Details
- 1 h 48 m/32 lessons
- Last updated: 1/4/2023
- 7 learning resources
- Course completion certificate
Course Content
Course Introduction
Visual Design & Structure
What’s a "Pitch Deck"?
Types of Pitching
Course Introduction
What’s a "Pitch Deck"?
Types of Pitching
Visual Design & Structure
Your Venture's General Status
Your Legal Situation
Investor's Comments: Problems Tackled
Investor's Comments: Product/ Solution 1
Investor's Comments: Product/ Solution 2
Investor's Comments: Revenue Model
Traction 1
Traction 2
Investor's Comments: Market Size
Investor's Comments: Competition Analysis
Investor's Comments: Vision & Next Steps
Investor's Comments: Roadmap
Investor's Comments: Exit Plan
Investor's Comments: Financial Situation
Financial Situation: Unit Economics
Investor's Comments: The Ask
Tips About the Ask
Investor's Comments: Financial Projections
Evaluating Your Team
Evaluating Your Team: Dedication
Evaluating Your Team: Advisors
Evaluating Your Team: Experience Diversity
Important Notes
The Investment's Deal Flow
Mistakes to Be Avoided 1
Mistakes to Be Avoided 2
How to Receive a Rejection
Course Wrap Up
About this course
This training course is designed to help business owners learn the skills that are needed to effectively pitch their ideas to potential investors. The course covers the key components of a successful pitch. You will learn how to communicate your ideas clearly and persuasively, while also recognizing what investors are looking for in a pitch. You will have the tools and confidence needed to present your ideas and secure funding upon completion.
Course requirements and prerequisites
Basic English Language.
Familiarity with common business terminology.
Mentor
Khalid Yasser
Entrepreneurship Trainer & Mentor
486 Learners
1 Course