1. A solid understanding of what investors expect from a Series A pitch (deck)

2. Direct feedback on how you present / deliver your pitch 

3. Tips on adjusting your pitch to ensure the message resonates with investors

4. Advice on how to format your deck so you are visually highlighting the most important information

1. You need to bring your Series A pitch deck (it doesn’t need to be perfect, but it should be complete) 

2. Should you need guidance in creating it, we often refer to this Series A pitch deck guide. This is a guide for a comprehensive pitch deck that would take 10-15 min to present

3. For this session you will have only 5 minutes (strict timer!) to pitch to us. So choose wisely what slides you want to share.  

4. Practise your pitch before you present it to us (to get the most from this session, pretend you are pitching for real, so that the experts and your peers can really see all of the strengths and weaknesses of the pitch)

• Founder, CEO and/or C-suite who is directly responsible for fundraising and investor relations

• Companies that are looking to raise a Series A round in the near future

• Individuals who are open minded to practise pitch presenting and getting feedback on it

• You already have your first draft deck ready and can present it in the session

16.15 - 16.30: Walk-in at location
16.30 - 16.45: Kick Off and Introduction Round
16.45 - 18.15: Let’s hear your pitches
18.15 - 19.00: Drinks & Bites
19.00: The end