Incubators: Practice Makes Pitches Perfect
By guest author Irina Patterson
Selling to potential co-founders, customers, investors, and partners is the number one skill that entrepreneurs need to master.
Entrepreneurs should use every opportunity to practice their pitch. And not in front of a mirror, but by arguing their case intelligently, with a strong opponent that could poke gaping holes in their proposition.
Please advise your entrepreneurs to pitch at the 1M/1M Free Public Roundtables. They will pitch to Sramana Mitra, a Silicon Valley veteran who doesn’t sugar-coat her feedback. That is exactly what every entrepreneur needs.
Where else can your entrepreneurs face and defend their ideas in front of a Silicon Valley pro any given week at no traveling expense and no charge whatsoever?
Point your entrepreneurs to this opportunity. It’s available. Every week. Thursday. It’s free.
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This segment is a part in the series : Incubators
. The Morpheus (Part 1) . The Morpheus (Part 2) . The Morpheus (Part 3) . The Morpheus (Part 4) . The Morpheus (Part 5) . The Morpheus (Part 6) . The Morpheus (Part 7) . What Do You Think? . You Can Nurture Regional Entrepreneurs on Auto-Pilot . Practice Makes Pitches Perfect . What Does It Cost To Bring An Entrepreneur To Profitability? . Can You Identify 10 Promising Entrepreneurs? . How Well Can Your Entrepreneurs Defend Their Ideas? . Who Are Your Local Heroes?