Hello, I’m Andrew
Pitch Consultant
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I help individuals, big & small companies, improve their pitch. I help them gain funding, improve customer acquisition and convey a persuasive message.
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VC, Angel or friends and family funding pitch advice. Align your aspirations with their expectations.
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Beauty parades, elevator pitches and Goliath deals can all be swung by customer’s belief in you.
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Progress is often blocked by failure to communicate the idea,
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The Networking Secret: What Game of Thrones Can Teach Us
In the last week I had three friends ask me get how to get more from networking events. ‘Help me get the job I really want’, one asked. ‘Help me get the board of directors my shareholders deserve’, asked another. ‘Help me get a man I really need’, said the other. Yes, some of my friends use networking to pick-up partners.
Like many I shudder at the thought of networking, I usually leave the event early, feeling grubby and disappointed. But these three people were driven, they were on a mission and networking was important to them.
How Do They Pitch?
After a short chat I worked out all three had a similar approach when networking, they all said something like this:
[Open with an introduction to someone]
“Hi, my name is Charlotte/Charlie. You are?”
“Oh, Hi Julie/John, what is it you do?”
[Wait until Julie/John finishes talking. Nod occasionally. Then go for it!]