Milisa Talks Red Hot Pitching on Let’s Get Funded

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A pitch where you’re able to raise funding from it.

“A red hot pitch is a pitch where you're able to raise funding from it.” Milisa Mabinza

Milisa Mabinza Talks Red Hot Pitching on Let’s Get Funded

A pitch where your investors very willingly cut the red tape and roll out the red carpet for you is a pitch that gets you what you need. Telling the story of your business and its purpose is an art but not something that you can’t learn and master. Successfully getting your investor to be interested in you, your team and your journey is what a red-hot pitch is all about.

Join Milisa Mabinza, the UKSA Tech Hub Director, on this exciting part of the journey of getting funded. Milisa brings her red hot and relevant knowledge into this episode and will leave you inspired to get going with your pitches.

Wishing you all of the success with your pitches!

Here are the questions we asked Milisa:

1. What is a pitch?

2. What is a red-hot pitch?

3. Should I be frightened of pitching?

4. Who is the right person in my business to make the pitch?

5. What are the things you can’t leave out of a pitch?

6. What if we screw up our pitch?

7. What do we do after we’ve had an opportunity to pitch?

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About Let’s Get Funded

Branson Centre has partnered with the UK SA Tech Hub, an initiative of the UK Government, to create our on-demand series ‘Let’s Get Funded’, for founders looking to get funded. We connected with South Africa's most experienced and inspiring female finance professionals to discuss investor readiness. Let's Get Funded challenges traditional financial and investment content norms with a conversational 9-part series of on-demand content.

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Crafting a Convincing Pitch

The Crucial Role of a Red Hot Pitch in Attracting Early-Stage Investment

Effective storytelling plays a pivotal role in capturing the attention of investors. Therefore, it is vital to address the following questions during your pitch and conversations with potential investors.

By addressing these key areas and supporting them with compelling evidence, you will significantly enhance your pitch and attract potential investors.