Pitch Deck
Definition
Pitch Deck: A pitch deck is a presentation that gives investors an overview of your business, typically covering the problem, solution, market size, business model, traction, team, and funding ask. A strong pitch deck tells a compelling story and provides enough information to generate investor interest.
Example Usage
“Our 12-slide pitch deck focused heavily on our traction metrics and led to meetings with 15 VCs.”
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