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Investor Presentation

This investor presentation outlines the problem being addressed, the solution provided, the business model, marketing and sales strategies, competition analysis, team overview, projections and milestones, and asks for funding.

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Investor Presentation

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  1. Investor Presentation Entrepreneurial Initiatives Name Date

  2. The Problem • What is the pain you are alleviating? • The goal is to get everyone to buy in. • Describe the Pain your customer feels. • Avoid looking like you are a solution looking for a problem.

  3. Solution • This is part I of your “Money Slide.” • Non technical. • Stay focused on solving the pain – focus on the gist. • Explain how you alleviate this pain and the meaning that you make.

  4. Business Model • This is part II of your MONEY slide. • Explain how you make money. • Explain your channels of distribution. • State your gross margins. • Unique models are not necessarily good, Compare to a known model.

  5. Underlying Magic/Technology • What is the “Thing” that makes you special? – Describe it! • Pictures, Flowcharts or Diagrams are best. Preferably only one. • Backup with whitepapers or objective proofs.

  6. Marketing and Sales • How will you reach your customer. • What are your marketing leverage points. • Convince your audience that you have an effective go-to-market strategy that will not break the bank!

  7. Competition • Provide a complete view of the competitive landscape. • This is a place where too much is better than too little. • State why you are good, not why the competition is bad.

  8. Team • The key players, board of directors, advisory board. • Don’t be afraid of having some holes in your team. Show that you understand the hole and are willing to fix them.

  9. Projections and Milestones • Five Year Forecast • Bottom up, not percent of market. • Long sell cycles, seasonality. • Make sure they understand the assumptions. • Include key metrics (Number of customers, conversion rate).

  10. Status and Timeline • Where we are at with product/service. • Accomplishments to date? • What does the near future look like? • Use of funds?

  11. Summary and Ask • Summarize above. • How much are you raising? • Any specifics about valuation/instrument?

  12. QUESTIONS?

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