Lesson 8 : Pitching and Investor Relations

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Pitching

is the process of presenting a business idea or proposal to potential investors, stakeholders, or customers with the goal of gaining support, funding, or partnership.

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Value Proposition

is a statement that includes your important customer and market

is a promise of value to be delivered and acknowledged and a belief from the customer that value will be appealed and experienced.

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Investor relations (IR)

is a crucial function within a company that involves managing communication and relationships between a company and its investors

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Strategic Planning

• Identify Stakeholders: Determine key stakeholders, including current shareholders, potential investors, analysts, and regulatory bodies.

• Set Objectives: Establish clear goals and objectives for the investor relations function in alignment with the overall corporate strategy.

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Communication Strategy

• Develop a Messaging Framework: Create consistent and compelling messages that reflect the company's performance, strategies, and outlook.

• Select Communication Channels: Choose appropriate channels for communicating with investors, such as press releases, conference calls, annual reports, and social media.

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Financial Reporting

• Prepare Financial Statements: Ensure accurate and timely financial reporting in compliance with regulatory requirements.

• Conduct Earnings Calls: Host regular conference calls or webcasts to discuss financial results with analysts, investors, and the media.

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Investor Outreach

• Target Analysts and Investors: Identify and engage with key analysts and institutional investors who influence the market.

• Organize Investor Conferences and Roadshows: Participate in industry conferences and conduct roadshows to present the company's story to potential investors.

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Shareholder Engagement

• Respond to Inquiries: Address inquiries from existing and potential shareholders promptly and transparently.

• Shareholder Meetings: Conduct annual general meetings (AGMs) and other shareholder meetings to discuss key issues and allow for shareholder participation.

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Regulatory Compliance

• Stay Compliant: Ensure compliance with all relevant securities laws and regulations.

• File Documents: File required reports, such as quarterly and annual reports, with regulatory bodies, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the Philippines

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Crisis Management

• Prepare for Crisis Situations: Develop a crisis communication plan to address unexpected events that may impact the company's reputation or stock value.

• Communicate Effectively: During crises, communicate transparently and proactively with investors, analysts, and the media.

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Feedback and Analysis

• Gather Feedback: Solicit feedback from investors and analysts to understand their concerns and expectations.

• Competitor Analysis: Monitor and analyze the performance of competitors and industry trends to provide context for the company's performance.

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Technology and Tools

Utilize Investor Relations Platforms: Leverage technology platforms that facilitate communication with investors, manage shareholder data, and provide analytics

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Continuous Improvement

Review and Adjust: Regularly assess the effectiveness of the investor relations strategy and make adjustments based on feedback and changing circumstances.

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Tell a Compelling Story

Use storytelling techniques to make your pitch memorable.

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Present a Solution

Clearly outline your product or service and how it solves the identified problem.

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Market Opportunity

Demonstrate a clear understanding of the market opportunity.

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Financial Projections

Present realistic and well-researched financial projections.

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Showcase Traction

Highlight any existing customer base, partnerships, or sales.

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Team Strength

Introduce your team and their expertise

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Address Risks

Be transparent about potential risks and demonstrate how your team plans to mitigate them.

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Interactive Q&A

Anticipate potential questions and be prepared to engage in a dynamic Q&A session

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Visuals and Presentation

Use visuals, such as slides or prototypes, to enhance your presentation.

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Follow-Up

Have a plan for following up after the pitch.