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BUSINESS PITCH#1

A presentation aimed at convincing investors to support a business idea, covering key elements like problem, solution, and financials.

MARKET RESEARCH#2

The process of gathering, analyzing, and interpreting information about a market, including customer needs and competition.

FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS#3

Estimates of future financial performance, including revenue, expenses, and profitability, crucial for investor evaluation.

VALUE PROPOSITION#4

A clear statement explaining how a product solves a problem or improves a situation, highlighting its unique benefits.

SWOT ANALYSIS#5

A strategic planning tool that identifies strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats related to a business or project.

CUSTOMER PERSONAS#6

Detailed representations of target customers, based on market research, used to tailor marketing strategies.

CASH FLOW#7

The total amount of money moving in and out of a business, crucial for maintaining operations and meeting obligations.

BREAK-EVEN ANALYSIS#8

A calculation to determine the sales volume needed to cover costs, indicating when a business will become profitable.

STORYTELLING#9

The art of using narratives to engage an audience, making pitches more relatable and memorable.

PANEL PRESENTATION#10

A formal presentation delivered to a group of experts who provide feedback and evaluate the business idea.

INVESTOR Q&A#11

A session where potential investors ask questions about the business pitch, assessing the entrepreneur's knowledge and preparedness.

MARKETING STRATEGY#12

A plan outlining how to reach and engage target customers, including tactics for promotion and distribution.

COMPETITOR ANALYSIS#13

The assessment of competitors' strengths and weaknesses to identify opportunities and threats in the market.

PITCH DECK#14

A visual presentation that accompanies a business pitch, typically consisting of slides that summarize key points.

PUBLIC SPEAKING#15

The act of delivering a speech or presentation to an audience, requiring skills in clarity, engagement, and confidence.

FINANCIAL METRICS#16

Quantitative measures used to assess a company's financial performance, such as ROI, profit margins, and growth rates.

ELEVATOR PITCH#17

A brief, persuasive speech that outlines an idea or product, designed to capture interest quickly.

PROBLEM STATEMENT#18

A clear description of the issue a business aims to solve, forming the foundation of the pitch.

SOLUTION STATEMENT#19

An explanation of how a business intends to address the identified problem, showcasing the proposed product or service.

ENGAGEMENT TECHNIQUES#20

Methods used to interact with an audience during a presentation, enhancing participation and interest.

PITCH REHEARSAL#21

Practice sessions for delivering a business pitch, focusing on refining content and improving delivery.

FEEDBACK LOOP#22

A process where feedback from presentations is used to make improvements in future pitches and presentations.

NETWORKING#23

Building relationships with industry professionals and potential investors to create opportunities for collaboration and support.