Join us for an empowering session designed specifically for women entrepreneurs who want to make a lasting impression, whether you're speaking to future investors, teammates, partners, or early supporters.
A well-crafted pitch doesn’t just explain your business — it opens doors, builds belief, and invites people into your vision.
In this tactical, beginner-friendly virtual workshop, startup mentor and advocate Bing Li (ex-Berkeley SkyDeck, ex–Agora) will guide you through crafting a clear, compelling pitch and story, no matter how early or scrappy your stage. With deep experience mentoring founders, curating global showcases, and supporting early-stage teams, Bing brings real-world insight into what makes a pitch resonate, especially in investor conversations, where clarity, traction, and narrative flow can make all the difference.
This time, we’re going beyond the slides.
The session will begin with a live teaching segment covering the fundamentals of strong, early-stage pitches. Then, a few founders will pitch live — each with a 5-minute spotlight — followed by real-time feedback. Whether you’re pitching or listening in, you’ll gain actionable insights on sharpening your story and making your message land.
What You’ll Learn
How to tell your startup story in a way that’s clear, vivid, and compelling
The core elements of a strong pitch — and how to adjust them for different audiences
What to include in a one-liner, blurb, one-pager, and pitch deck
How to design a pitch that’s focused, visual, and effective — especially for investor meetings
Common mistakes that weaken your message — and how to avoid them