Pitching for Investment

Welcome to the Converge Challenge Podcast. Last time we got into pitch preparation, but this time it’s time to deliver. We’re going to find out what it takes to present a great investor pitch.

Pitch Perfect

Our four entrepreneurs have made it to the big Converge final now – the last hurdle is to get in front of a team of judges and sell their idea. Not over 60 seconds this time either, but 10 minutes, and that’s followed by plenty of time for questions.

So, we’re going to delve deeper into how to prepare, how to calm the nerves, what they learned from the judges feedback and how it felt to win the competition.

By the end of this episode, you’ll be all set to deliver you own, for the Converge Challenge or otherwise. And hopefully you’ll feel a lot more calm about it.

What’s Next?

Always remember, if you need a bit of help with your idea, feel free to start by knocking on the Converge Challenge’s door. Or, maybe the website, at least to begin with. Contact us and find out how you can speak to the team about your business, or how to apply for the next challenge.

Don’t worry, though, we’ve more for you here too. On the next episode we’ll be delving right into what the companies did with the cash prize and the support after the challenge. What did they learn once the real work began?

Thanks for listening to the show – if you’ve enjoyed it, make sure you subscribe so you get future episodes automatically. Just search converge challenge on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. And if you really enjoyed it, I’d really appreciate a review in the same place. Statistics show that people who review podcasts get asked much easier questions in pitches. Honest

The show was created by ThePodcastHost.com for the Converge Challenge. Many thanks to our four Entrepreneurs who provided the advice and stories on this episode – you heard Adam Brown, Chris Leburn, Susanne Mitschke and Rebecca Pick. And the show was narrated by me, Colin Gray. Thanks again for listening, and we’ll see you on the next one.