To get you started in terms of presenting your Startup, here is one possible pitch deck flow with each bullet being one slide. It is recommended that you discuss your decks with your mentors and professors. Keep in mind that you must make your pitch decks your own and present what is relevant to your Startup. Weekly feedback from the Pitch Slam Panels should help shape your decks from Weeks 1 to 5.
Refer to the Pitch Slam GUIDE, Final Pitch GUIDE, and Schedule to know what will be expected in terms of delivery.
1. Hook
2. Problem you are trying to solve (this is the "what")
3. Title Slide (Startup Logo etc.)
4. Why is this sector/industry/problem relevant (this is the "why")
5. Your Prototype/Solution (this is the "how")
6. Your Solution´s relevant details/UX features
7. Any competitors? What is the revenue/potential of current market players/leaders? (this adds to validation)
8. Positioning map in the market (vs. competition)
9. Competitive Advantage (the value of your solution´s features, etc.)
10. Financials (FM Market sizing and projections graph plus CAC, LTV, ROI, BE) over 3 to 5 years
11. G2M Strategy and Milestones to achieve (over the next 1-5 years... broad scope/big picture)
12. Financing Need / Ask / Call to Action (how much are you asking from investors and where are these funds going to?)
13. Team Slide and Contact