
The IR pitching course teaches you to communicate your company’s value and growth potential to investors and stakeholders. Led by John Kim, CEO of Nanum Consulting, this 4-hour intensive covers IR pitch fundamentals, storytelling and narrative building, data use, and presentation skills. Hands-on practice builds the skills you need to raise capital and promote your company, and participants learn to write persuasive IR materials and deliver them well. The curriculum is built on Nanum Consulting’s training experience with 50+ major corporations and institutions.
Who is this course for?
Startup founders, corporate IR managers, and executives preparing to raise capital are the main audience. It suits anyone who wants to convey company value to investors effectively and raise their fundraising success rate.
What will you learn?
- Communicate your business’s value and growth potential effectively
Curriculum
- What is IR pitching?
- Defining the pitch’s purpose and audience personas (Before & After)
- Components of a successful pitch
- Reviewing the structure and balance of your IR pitch deck (assessing existing materials)
- Clarifying the value proposition
- Principles of storytelling and building an emotional connection
- Collecting and visualizing key data (infographics)
- Optimizing market and competitor analysis
- Key metrics investors care about
- Using the presentation space and IT devices
- Presentation techniques that adapt to your audience
- Using voice, gestures, and movement (pitch practice & mentoring)
Expected results / After the course
- Stronger communication skills, greater confidence
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IR Pitching
The IR pitching course teaches you to communicate your company’s value and growth potential to investors and stakeholders. Led by John Kim, CEO of Nanum Consulting, this 4-hour intensive
- Communicate your business’s value and growth potential effectively
- Stronger communication skills, greater confidence
- What is IR pitching?
- Defining the pitch’s purpose and audience personas (Before & After)
- Components of a successful pitch
- Reviewing the structure and balance of your IR pitch deck (assessing existing materials)
- Clarifying the value proposition
- Principles of storytelling and building an emotional connection
- Collecting and visualizing key data (infographics)
- Optimizing market and competitor analysis
- Key metrics investors care about
- Using the presentation space and IT devices
- Presentation techniques that adapt to your audience
- Using voice, gestures, and movement (pitch practice & mentoring)
