Today I ran IR consulting sessions with five startups, back to back all day. This is the 1:1 program for companies resident at Yonsei University's Future Startup Incubation Center. I met the first company at 9 a.m. and the last one at 5:20 p.m. Each session ran 80 minutes, with no breaks, in a meeting room. The companies were all in different fields: respiratory rehabilitation devices, golf equipment, visa admin AI, a house-call medical platform, and AI equipment for hospitals. One company had listed its customers in five different categories, and another had users, subscribers, and first revenue sources all mixed into a single paragraph.
An IR deck isn't a document for cramming in everything you want to say, right? It's a document that answers, kindly and in order, the questions the reader asks. What's the problem? Is it real? Who pays? Is there proof? What changes with this round of funding? We also settle on a stance and make deliberate omissions... Starting tomorrow, round two will be held in person in Wonju. Each company will prepare a 10-slide IR deck and 10 expected questions, and I'll go through them with each team directly. I'm looking forward to it.
Today I ran IR consulting sessions with five startups, all day long. This was the 1:1 program for companies in the Yonsei University Future Startup Incubator. I met the first company at 9 a.m., and the last one at 5:20 p.m. The compa…
This is a customized on-site corporate training program on the topic of ‘IR Pitch Training.’ Nanum Consulting designs the curriculum for this topic around each company’s audience and level.
Yes. As in the Yonsei University case, we adjust the ‘IR Pitch Training’ curriculum to each company’s audience and level. It typically runs as a 4-hour intensive course, and both in-person and online delivery are available.