Building a Great Pitch Deck Syllabus
60 minutes of instruction and Q&A
Overview
This module is for founders who want to learn what makes a great deck, and ask any questions about what to include, who and how to target investors, and telling a great story. In this module, founders will get direct, actionable direction and feedback on what content to include in your deck and how to build a great story.
In this 1 hour session, founders will review what content makes a great deck, describe and answer questions about their business, and will receive direction on their pitch deck.
Are you starting to build your first pitch deck or just have an outline? Do you have way too many slides and aren’t sure what investors care about seeing? Or are you not sure where to begin? If you agree with any of these, this session is for you.
This session is designed for any founder looking for feedback from experienced instructors and mentors. Your session will be with Danielle or Brianna depending on timing.
Instructors
Danielle works with founders on their pitch decks, storytelling, and how to reach VCs.
Danielle has won over 8 pitching competitions in San Francisco, Dallas, and Austin and has exited 2 companies after raising millions in venture funding. Danielle worked at a top VC firm, where she built a global mentor program that supported over 150 accelerator programs worldwide and the systems to support founders of over 1,800 active investments.
Brianna works with early stage founders and startups on their customer acquisition, retention and growth strategies, and helps founders focus on their metrics and storytelling to raise money and get into top VC programs.
Brianna built an international team of over 800+ people, growing 600x in 4 years. She has advised over 600 companies on their sales, marketing, and success strategy, and served 700+ clients while growing a customer base 60x over 4 years.
Schedule
Building a Great Pitch Deck
Pitch Deck Session 1
What to Include for a Great Deck
Building a Great Story
Metrics Investors Value
Deck Design
Creating a Concise Value Proposition
What Investors Look for in a Deck