Autumn is corporate training season: a busy day of IR pitching training Starting in Daegu and moving on to Daejeon, an energetic run of sessions for startups When autumn comes, the corporate training calendar fills up.
This is peak season for IR pitching and presentation workshops, so it’s common to have two or even three sessions in a single day.
Today I delivered a pitching workshop at the Daegu Digital Innovation Agency in Daegu for passionate startup founders. Questions kept coming, and the room was buzzing.
Now I’m heading straight to Daejeon to wrap up the day.
Why is autumn the busiest time for corporate training?
Autumn is a great season for learning and growth.
The weather is pleasant, and with the year-end approaching, organizations are wrapping up and reviewing results, so demand for training naturally rises.
It is also when requests for IR pitching and fundraising-prep workshops peak, especially among startups and small and mid-sized companies.
It really is peak season.
Today’s session focused on core ‘IR pitching’ strategy. This special lecture at the Daegu Digital Innovation Foundation was a hands-on session for people preparing an IR pitch for the first time.
The session was built around real cases: how to deliver your core message effectively in a short time, and which storytelling techniques capture investors’ attention.
Why the questions poured in: a ‘genuinely helpful session’ Questions kept coming in the second half of the session.
That shows how many takeaways they could apply directly to their work.
The questions founders asked most were “How do I speak without freezing in front of investors?”, “What must be on the slides?” and “How can I recover from a failure case?”
Instant feedback on the spot helped participants sharpen their pitching in a practical way.
Today’s highlights, even on the road Traveling straight from Daegu to Daejeon, I’m looking back on the day.
The most memorable moment of the session was when one founder said, “For the first time, I was able to talk about my business with confidence.”
That one short sentence made the whole day worth it.
Practical pitch training lives or dies on real-world feel
An IR pitching workshop works best when it is hands-on rather than theory-driven.
it has the most impact when it is hands-on.
This session was not a plain lecture either. It was built around feedback in simulated real pitch situations, and participants responded well.
Pitch session at a glance
Here is how the session was structured.
Item Details Session structure Storytelling, slide composition, pitch demo Audience Startup founders, aspiring entrepreneurs Format Lecture + feedback + Q&A with hands-on practice Our October schedule is already full, with some days running 3 sessions.
It keeps me busy, but I get to meet so many different companies and people, so moving with the rhythm of the season feels good.
I hope to keep sharing practical know-how on the training floor and bring energy to even more people.
Next up: Daejeon Now I’m heading to Daejeon to prepare for another session.
It’s a short trip, but meeting people in each region always sparks new ideas.
Autumn brings opportunity for everyone who teaches and learns.
Wishing everyone another great result today
