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Pitching in 10 Minutes or 30 120 Seconds Special Communication and Presentation Skills Exemplified for Entrepreneurship GRK Workshop Soft Skills W Runge 032013 2 Who is it for Persons ID: 575080

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“Business Plan Pitching”

Pitching in 10 Minutes or30 – 120 Seconds

Special Communication and Presentation

SkillsExemplified for Entrepreneurship

GRK Workshop Soft Skills:Slide2

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2Who is it for?

Persons with a background of natural sciences or engineering who intend to learn about or/and want to improve their presentation and communication skills.Any person who want to found a firm and, therefore,

are about to write and present a business plan Slide3

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3Workshop Purpose

Grasp and practice the essentials of presentation skillsReinforce and extend knowledge about preparing a business plan for a new technology-based firm (NTBF)Learn how to pitch through an “elevator pitch” and short “business plan” presentation

Specifically, learn how to create and present an elevator pitch using structural modelsPractice presenting yourself, (parts of) a business plan, project prosal or related company presentationSlide4

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4Pitching (in Minutes)

The meaning (in the context of firm foundation or growth): raising financial backing or other kinds of support

The approach: seeking agreementThe purpose: go to the next stage –due diligence (of a business plan, entering negotiations)Slide5

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5

Workshop Agenda: Morning - 1

Time

Who

What

Desired Outcome

8:15 – 8:25

WR; TS

Welcome

Know workshop goals and program

8:25 – 8:55

TS, All

Partner interview

Introduce participants;

build groups of 2 (“tandem”)

8:55 – 10:40

TS

Non-verbal communication

Key Note Speech (Impulsreferat); discuss

10:40 – 10:55

All

Coffee Break

10:55 – 11:20

TS

Comprehension; AIDA, MISLA (Strukturmodelle)

Key Note Speech (Impulsreferat); structural models

11:20 – 12:00

WR

Elevator Pitch – Intro, Approach

All know what it is,

how to create itSlide6

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6

Workshop Agenda: Afternoon - 1

Time

Who

What

Desired Outcome

12:00 – 13:00

All

Lunch Break

Recreation; “Networking”

13:00 – 15:20

All,

WR, TS

Elevator Pitch – Exercises - practicing

Practice creating a pitch (group work); presenting the pitch; evaluations, discussion

15:20 – 15:35

All

Coffee Break

15:35 – 16:00

TS

Rhetoric effectiveness and impact

Key Note Speech (Impulsreferat);

discussion

16:00 – 16:30

WR

NTBF Business Plan Specifics

Some key aspects are reinforced

16:30 – 17:00

All

Discussion; finalizing Day 1 and looking forward to Day 2

FeedbackSlide7

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Workshop Agenda: Morning - 2

Time

Who

What

Desired Outcome

8:15 – 8:25

WR; TS

Welcome;

remarks on Day 1

All know what is ahead

8:25 – 8:55

TS

Johari window; positions in interpersonal communication

Key Note Speech; discussion; understand own strengths and weaknesses

8:55 – 9:40

All, WR

Karaoke-type slide presentation

(2 slides)

Introductory practice of a presentation (“Entry”) using slides

9:40 – 9:55

All

Coffee Break

9:55 – 11:30

All; WR

Create a business plan presentation

“Tandem” uses given text for slidesSlide8

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8

Workshop Agenda: Afternoon - 2

Time

Who

What

Desired Outcome

11:30 – 12:30

All

Lunch Break

12:30 – 15:45

All,

TS, WR

Presenting the short business plan

Practicing, feedback, discussions

(feedback questionnaire)

15:45 – 16:15

TS, WR

Wrap-up,

call to action

16:15 – 16:30

All

Filling questionnaire

Assessing course and instructorsSlide9

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9Appendix: Material on the Web *)

IntroductionMeta-PresentationOpeningElevator PitchBusiness Plan

Specifics

*) http://www.ce.ioc.uni-karlsruhe.de/

Workshops

Slide10

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10Business Plan Evolution

Concept Summary:A short description of the new business(“Narrative”)

Concept Summary

Business Plan

Executive Summary

Business Plan

(Full Document)

Explain the

problem

or

need

and identify the customer

Tell

why a customer

will pay

for the solution

Elevator Pitch

(30-120 Sec.)

Business Plan

(10 Min. Presentation)

Business Plan

(20 - 45 Min. Presentation)

(“Spoken”)

(cf. Module 11 of Technology Entrepreneurship course)

Concept Summary Elements:

Explain the

proposed solution

and the

uniqueness

of

the solution

(“Written”)Slide11

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11Business Plans and Structural Models

A business plan is a highly structured documentHence,a business plan may be created on the basis of a template reflecting the structural model

A presentation of a business plan can be composed of a business plan template and a purposive structural model for speaking in the public Slide12

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12Some Pitching Scenarios

“Cold Call” (in German “Kaltakquise”) – rarely successfulOne-On-One Talk/DiscussionElevator PitchUpfront Presentation