Question: ( 3 ) For the next one ( 1 ) month, you are going to execute your chosen opportunity or idea and on the Demo

(3) For the next one (1) month, you are going to execute your chosen opportunity or idea and on the "Demo Day"(7th June
you are going to present a Pitch Deck before a panel of potential funders/ investors highlighting the following:
Problem/Opportunity
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What alternatives are there to solve the problem today? Who has
Who has the
the problem & scale of
scale of the of problem
problem Does this
problem exist only
in certain markets, or
is it a global issue?
global issue?
Solution
Start with a product/solution picture when possible!
Explain via customer journey i.e. how customer/user experiences the product and advantages.
Avoid a Solution in Search of a Problem (SISP).
Market Size
How big is your market / target audience? (Talk in statistics - people
money, etc.)
How big is the market projected to get?
What is your potential share of this market?
If your numbers aren't in the billions you probably need to think bigger.
The market size is critical as it will also determine the potential returns for the investor down the line.
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Competition
Who are the company's competitors?
What are their strengths and weaknesses?
What gives your startup a competitive advantage?
Patents and other defensive IP, distribution channels that you have,
partners, etc.
What are the key differentiating features from your competitors?
Revenue Model/Business Model
What is your business model?
How will you acquire customers?
How will you make money?
What is the pricing model?
What is the long-term value of a customer?
What are the customer acquisition channels and costs?
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Traction
What early traction has the company gotten (sales, traffic to the company's website, app downloads, growth metrics,
dots the company's w
What strategic partnerships have been consummated?
How can the early traction be accelerated? Press and accolades
Testimonials It's best to foles
It s best to focus on fewer or one main metric to keep it simple
simple and maintain
Financials
Three- to five-year financial projections
Unit economics(Cost, Selling price and Profit per unit)
Burn rate (monthly or yearly cash loss while developing
and marketing its product)- Total revenue and expenses
Break-even point
Projections
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Team
. The team is probably one of the most important slides in
any pitch deck.
The investor wants to know who is driving the bus and what makes them so unique to expen that mission and
vision.
List in bullet points what have been the two or three
achievements from every member.
Ideally those would be related to the company that is seeking capital.
The Ask
.... How much money you are you seeking (a range
is fine, such as "we are seeking K2-K3 million in financing") How long you think the financing will inst (15-18) months)?
last (15-18 months)?
What major milestones you think you will be able to reach with the financing
What your key use of proceeds from the investment will b (e.g., technology and product development, new hires)
capital expenses, marketing, etc.) Who your existing investors are (highlighting any well-
known investors)
You are not mandated to follow this Pitch Deck Outline above religiously; you can also refer to other publicly available pitch decks such as the pitch decks by BongoHive, Airbnb, Uber and Facebook.
Ensure that your Pitch Deck is line with the 1020?30 rule of presentation by Guy Kawasaki.
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