Tips to pitch

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Tips & Tricks to Elevate your pitch HEAJ - September 2012

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A seminar organised for Haute Ecole Albert Jacquard Web Design students in order to help them be better at pitching their ideas and creations

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Tips & Tricksto Elevate your pitch

HEAJ - September 2012

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Hello

I am David

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My Objective is

To help you tell stories

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Rules of engagement

1. Learn & Share

2. No judgement

3. Constructive feedback only

4. Ask questions

5. Dare to jump

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A few tips to start

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1. Conceptually

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Know How &

Know Why

© Guillaume

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Tell your Story

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Convey Emotions

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Believe in Yourself

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Build Momentum

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Have Fun

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Seduce

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2. Practically

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Take the Time

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Breathe in Silence

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Use the Context

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Talk to your audience

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Use your Voice

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Look at your audience

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Your Body is your Buddy

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Technology serves You

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Rehearse

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Inspiring speeches

Sir Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity?

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Inspiring speeches

Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address

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• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GigYWy2UmOY

• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qp0HIF3SfI4

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An example with Raz*War

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Let’s Exercise !

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Exercise 1 (solo)

• Introduce yourself to the group in less than 60 secs

• Tell

‣ who you are,

‣ why you study design,

‣ what’s your favorite color and why

10 min prep

Why / Story

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Exercise 1 - feedback round

What have you learned?

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Exercise 2 (in pairs)

• Look your partner in the eye and tell him / her why you choose these studies without losing his / her sight

‣ Max. 2 minutes

5 min prep

Look / Focus / Seduce

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Exercise 2 - feedback round

What have you learned?

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Exercise 3 (solo)

• Tell us a funny / nice story about holidays during your childhood

• Max. 2 minutes

• You will be opposite to the crowd while telling the story

5 min prep

Voice / Story / Fun

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Exercise 3 - feedback round

What have you learned?

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Exercise 4 (solo)

• Think of a website you love and tell us 3 reasons why you think it is outperforming

‣ Max. 1.5 minutes

‣ You can use the laptop

5 min prep

Argument / Structure / Why / Techno

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Exercise 4 - feedback round

What have you learned?

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Exercise 5 (solo)

• Stand in front of the group in silence for 60 seconds and look everyone in the eye

no prep

Space / Silence / Look

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Exercise 5 - feedback round

What have you learned?