Business idea attached below.
Elevator Pitch Deck
One of the most essential skills an entrepreneur needs to learn from the start to the ability to give an elevator pitch. The elevator pitch should be short and to the point. An elevator pitch is not a sales or marketing pitch. It is a tool to describe the value proposition (problem and solution), opportunity (market and revenue potential), business model (how do you make money), and what you need (your ask).
Complete the Elevator Pitch Deck (attached below) and prepare to present the presentation in class. The pitch should be no longer than 1 minute.
Follow the Grading Rubric attached below.
Startup Pitch Deck
Prepare the PowerPoint Startup Pitch Deck (attached below) . Remember that this is a template so the deck that you submit should have your own language, not the template text. Also, take the time to make the presentation into your style. A pitch deck should be engaging to the audience.
Feel free to expand the pitch deck to include any and all information you have gathered on your business venture. Include ALL references, as your ability to cite both primary and secondary data will be part of your grade. Use your business model canvas for your business opportunity, and include information on:
1. Problem
2. Your solution
3. The business model
4. Underlying magic/technology or differentiators
5. Marketing and sales
6. Competition
7. Team
8. Projections (Focus on the potential size of the market and size of the market) and milestones
9. Status and timeline for launching
10. Summary and call to action
Please prepare a solid pitch deck and prepare to present the pitch in class. The pitch should be between 5-7 minutes.
Click on the link and read how a good pitch is structured
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