Financing Workbook 4: Developing and Delivering a Winning Investor Presentation
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Once you have finalized your business plan, you will have most of the material required to prepare a presentation slide deck. This presentation, or pitch deck, will provide potential investors with information about your business opportunity, company and management team. This workbook provides a framework and guidance for developing a PowerPoint investor presentation and drafting a “demo” script.
Workbooks are comprised of two parts – the workbook guide, which contains instructions, examples and activities, and the workbook template in which you can write your responses. The principle outcome of this workbook is an investor presentation and we have provided a downloadable PowerPoint template below for this purpose. Use the workbook template to write your “demo” script and prepare responses to key questions you may be asked as part of an investor presentation. You can personalize the workbook template by adding your company name and logo.
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Workbook Template Write your responses and keep for your company’s records. |
Build a PowerPoint presentation for pitching to potential investors.
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