Combined_Elevator_Pitch_and_Technopreneurship.pptx

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1. Elevator Pitch & Technopreneurship A Combined Guide

2. What is an Elevator Pitch? An elevator pitch is a short, persuasive introduction (30–60 seconds) that explains who you are, what you do, and why it matters. It’s designed to spark interest, build connections, and open opportunities.

3. Key Elements of an Elevator Pitch • Clarity & Conciseness – Easy to understand, minimal words • Memorable & Engaging – Capture attention • Clear Value Proposition – State the benefit you provide • Targeted Audience – Tailor message to listener • Strong Ending – Call to action & impactful closing

4. The 5-Step Elevator Pitch 1. Hook/Attention Grabber 2. Introduce Yourself 3. Show the Value 4. Proof or Credibility 5. Call to Action (CTA)

5. Content Refinement Tips • Open with a strong hook • Keep it simple & clear • Lead with your Unique Value Proposition (UVP) • Trim unnecessary details • Customize pitch for your audience

6. Delivery Tips • Maintain eye contact • Be confident & genuine • Control your speed • Use engaging body language • Show passion & energy • Practice until natural

7. Examples of Elevator Pitches • Business Coach: Helping entrepreneurs cut work hours & grow profits • Student/Job Seeker: Mobile app developer with internship success • Startup Founder: MedTrack app for medication reminders • Technopreneurship: FitSync app boosting gym retention

8. Connection to Technopreneurship Elevator pitches help technopreneurs sell their vision quickly and clearly. They highlight the problem, the tech solution, why it matters, and what support is needed. Example: FitSync – AI-powered fitness app improving gym retention rates.