“Can You Explain Your Business in 60 Seconds?”
About the event
Join our Startup Club meet-up and learn how to explain your business clearly, confidently, and memorably—in just 60 seconds. Whether you are a new entrepreneur, freelancer, startup founder, or established business owner, this session will help you create a simple and effective business introduction that attracts attention and opens doors to new opportunities.
What to Expect
• Learn the key elements of a strong 60-second business introduction. • Understand how to explain what your business does, who you serve, and what makes you different. • See practical examples of effective business pitches. • Participate in an interactive 60-second pitch challenge. • Receive constructive feedback and improvement tips. • Connect with fellow entrepreneurs, potential partners, and business contacts.
Agenda
Welcome and Icebreaker Meet fellow attendees and share your business introduction. The 60-Second Pitch Formula Learn how to structure your introduction using a clear and memorable format. Real Examples and Common Mistakes Discover what makes a business pitch effective—and what to avoid. 60-Second Pitch Challenge Present your business in one minute and receive feedback from the group. Refine Your Pitch Improve your message and practise delivering it with confidence. Networking and Closing Connect with other founders and explore potential collaborations.
What to Bring
• A short description of your business. • Your business card or LinkedIn profile. • One key challenge you face when explaining your business. • Your phone or laptop, if you would like to review your online presence. • An open mind and willingness to participate.
Who Should Attend?
This session is ideal for:
• Aspiring entrepreneurs. • Startup founders. • Small-business owners. • Freelancers and consultants. • Sales and marketing professionals. • Anyone who wants to communicate their business more confidently.
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Come prepared to introduce your business, learn from others, and leave with a pitch you can confidently use at networking events, meetings, and business opportunities.
