Envestors Registration Phase: Tips for Building up a pitch deck

Tips for Building up a pitch deck

Let’s talk about your pitch deck.

You know, when it comes to putting one together, you're pretty much free to go with whatever style you like at this point. But, here's a little insider tip: why not give the Envestors format a whirl right from the get-go? See, if you're planning to present to Envestors down the line, using their format from the start is like hitting two birds with one stone. It saves you the hassle of crafting two different pitch decks and ensures you cover all the crucial points they're looking for. Trust me, it's a time-saver and a surefire way to keep your pitch on point!

Section 1: Business Concept

What is your business concept?

What problem is it solving?

Explain your business model and revenue model

Section 2: Market and Competitor Analysis

What is the size of the market you are entering and what is the growth rate?

Current trends in the market and reason for entering.

Are their any competitors in the market and how are they performing?

Section 3: Traction

•What stage of development is this business concept at?

•What are the funding requirements to bring this business concept to market?

•What are the sources of these funds?

Section 4: Innovation

•What is unique and innovative about your business concept?

•Compare yourself to 3 UK/ global competitors.

Section 5: Scalability

•How will your business be scalable? Explain in terms of location, numbers of employees and product offerings.

•Describe your growth strategy for the UK and then internationally, if applicable.

Section 6: Viability

•What makes you a suitable candidate to start this business in the UK?

•What is your previous work experience in this industry?

•Why have you chosen the UK to start this business?

Don't sweat over making your pitch deck flawless right now. You still have time to perfect it before your interview with Envestors. But we do think that by building the pitch deck, it pushes you to consider questions that the endorsing body will likely toss your way. Think of it as a rehearsal for the big questions.