The art of pitching
What’s the difference between a great idea and a funded startup? A compelling pitch. When you have just minutes to convince investors to believe in your vision, every word counts.
The third and fourth three-day programmes in presentation technology for SKF are coming to an end. “These are my favourite courses”, says Erik Mattsson, “we start with the presentations that the participants bring with them and then we work on them to make them really good. From good to great.”
What’s the difference between a great idea and a funded startup? A compelling pitch. When you have just minutes to convince investors to believe in your vision, every word counts.
During today’s course for PhD students in popular science presentations at Chalmers University of Technology, the coffee cups were given a starring role.
A recurring pattern emerges, particularly in academia: manuscripts, documentation and slides become intermingled. Rather than making use of their three different functions: DOCUMENTATION should be readable by someone who wasn’t…