Rocket Pitch Guide for Green Business Idea Presentation
"This Rocket Pitch guide provides a structured approach to presenting your green business idea effectively in just 5 minutes. It includes slides on company name and key people, value proposition, business model, and market potential. Follow the suggested timeline for a successful pitch. Incorporate your branding and submit your slides for review. Good luck!"
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Pitch Green! Pitch Kit Major Partners:
The following slides are a guide to help you with the presentation of your Green business idea. Feel free to incorporate your own branding or supplemental information as you deem necessary. Keep in mind you only have 5 minutes to make your presentation. Good luck! Complete the following slides and submit them online at www.gew.bm or email to info@bedc.bm Major Partners:
Guidance Notes The Rocket Pitch should be quick and to the point. Following is a suggested guideline of how to use your time: Good Start (30 sec) Good intro to your idea (1 min) Good Description (2 min) Good Finish (1min 30 sec) You will also be given 3 minutes for Q&A Major Partners:
Company Name & Key People What is the name of your business? Include any logos and slogans. Cite the qualifications of the management team and other key personnel. Be sure to not only mention the founding entrepreneurs, but also active investors, key employees, company directors key advisors and/or an advisory board. If you have not yet hired your team, include the key attributes and skill sets that are required for the position(s) you will be filling for key posts. Major Partners:
Value Proposition State the opportunity you have identified in the marketplace and how you are qualified to meet it. State your value proposition - What makes your business unique? Why people will choose your business over your competitor? Cite your mission statement, if you have developed one. How does your business benefit mankind? Major Partners:
Business Model Business Model is one part product and one part infrastructure, so provide a quick overview of the key logistical and operational aspects of the business. In as concise a way as possible, describe the product and/or service to be offered. If hardware, how does it operate? If software, what technology stack will you use? Include unique aspects of the product (if applicable), its use and appeal, and what stage of the product life cycle you are in. How will you complete the project? What are the potential risks and how do you mitigate them? Major Partners:
Market Potential What problem does your product solve? Overview of the current market and competition -note time spent researching what products and/or services are currently being offered and by whom. Define what niche areas you may be focusing on. Description of target customer (also known as the target market): What is their demographic description? Where will you reach this prospective customer (from what location will you conduct your business)? Is this business scalable? How will you manage long term growth? (Do mention your sales and distribution model) How will you get your first customer as well as the 10,000th customer. Mention your PR strategy. Major Partners:
Innovation and Technology How will your business strive to be innovative in its approach to the marketplace? Is there any breakthrough thinking or design element? How will you implement environmentally friendly business practices? How will you execute your technological component? Major Partners:
Resource Requirements List your start-up costs including: licenses and permits, outfitting your physical space, business vehicle, tools and equipment, sufficient inventory, and shipping and duty, requirements for a MVP (minimum viable product). How much money have you invested or have you raised towards starting/developing your business? What are your assumptions to support your projected sales (i.e. you will sell 10 widgets a day, 5 days a week at $5 a widget for a total weekly income of $250) . What is your breakeven point (Breakeven point = fixed costs/ (unit selling price - variable costs)? Major Partners:
Social Factors Does your idea have potential to create jobs? What type of impact will it have on the local community? What do you do when everyone has one of your products/services? What is the projected lifetime value of a customer? What is the typical sales cycle between initial customer contact and closing of a sale? What early traction has the company already gotten? How can it be accelerated? What are key features you plan to add in the future? What are your major product milestones? Major Partners:
Conclusion and Call-to-action Wrap up your Pitch with a strong statement and call-to- action. Be sure to ask the judges/investors to kindly consider supporting your venture. Submit your completed Pitch Kit online at www.gew.bm or email to info@bedc.bm Major Partners:
