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The elevator pitch is in a world of its own. It takes a combination of sales talent, dedication, and true belief in your idea. I watched this video on which entrepreneurs give their elevator pitch to an investment company at The Next Web conference. Mo... [Read More]
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Great stuff to see them sweat and hear what kind of impression they made. Really great stuff. Learned a lot.
Posted by: erik | 08 July 2006 at 22:44
Rodrigo; amazed you came given [...] ! And then you posted the material! It turned out better than i expected and hopefully gave a bit of an insight, if slightly staged, into how to produce a decent 30 second pitch on your business. Really enjoyed it, thanks again for supporting this effort. I hope you got some good news on [...]in the meantime./ Fred /
PS for those who wonder why Rodrigo was not forced to go through the exercise, rest assured, he produces a killer 30 second pitch ;-)
Posted by: Fred Destin | 08 July 2006 at 23:56
Fred> it's all about risk management, right ? And still no news as of now.
Was fun to make, I hope folks will be able to use some of the material / feedback in real life situations.
Let's do it again some time.
Posted by: Rodrigo A. SEPÚLVEDA SCHULZ | 09 July 2006 at 11:36