This year, The top 51 startups will be selected through the competition. Among them, the top one (01) startup will get BDT 1,00,00,000 as BIG Grant. The remaining fifty (50) startups will be awarded BDT 10,00,000 as a Grant from the iDEA Project. A total of 6 crores BDT will be awarded to the startups through BIG 2023, along with investment opportunities, mentoring and other facilities.
The document provides an outline for a presentation on a company seeking funding. It includes sections to introduce the company's mission, define the problem and solution, describe the product, leadership team, advisory board, market opportunity, competition, business model, go-to-market strategy, financial projections, capital raise needs, future funding plans, potential exit options. The overall presentation aims to convince investors that the company has identified an untapped market need and created a viable solution to address that need.
This document provides a template for an IGNITE pitch deck. It outlines the typical sections and content included in a pitch deck, including an introduction, problem statement, solution, team, financials, and go-to-market strategy. The document provides guidance on what to include in each section to clearly communicate the business idea, problem being solved, solution, team, and financial projections. It also includes sample slides and placeholders for company logos and images.
This document outlines the typical structure and content for a business presentation. It recommends including sections to introduce the problem being solved, the proposed solution, validation through customer feedback, the market opportunity and size, competitors, the business model, team members, and a final concluding slide. Key details to highlight include the solution's value proposition, how it addresses customer pain points, willingness of customers to pay the estimated price, metrics to quantify the total addressable market and target segment, differentiators from competitors, revenue streams, and strengths of the founding team.
The document outlines the typical sections and content included in an investor presentation. It includes sections for introducing the problem and solution, describing the product and market opportunity, competition, business model, financial projections, capital raise requirements, and potential exit strategies. The document provides guidance on the level of detail needed for each section to clearly explain the business opportunity and convince investors to participate in the funding round.
This document provides a template for a funding application presentation. It includes suggested sections for an introduction slide with presenter and university/industry contact information, a technology and opportunity overview, problem statement, market and opportunity analysis, description of the solution/product/technology, discovery and validation efforts, competitive advantages, development milestones and timeline, funding request details, and a conclusion slide. The presentation template is intended to help communicate the business case for the technology and serve as the funding application.
The document provides guidance on creating an effective startup pitch deck for the Tamil Nadu Startup Seed Grant Fund Program. It outlines key sections to include such as explaining the problem being solved, target market details, product/service description, competitive landscape, market validation, revenue model, market strategy, impact, team, financials, fund requirements, and annexures with supporting documents and links. The pitch deck template is intended to help startups clearly present their venture's value proposition and need for funding to address an identified market problem.
This year, The top 51 startups will be selected through the competition. Among them, the top one (01) startup will get BDT 1,00,00,000 as BIG Grant. The remaining fifty (50) startups will be awarded BDT 10,00,000 as a Grant from the iDEA Project. A total of 6 crores BDT will be awarded to the startups through BIG 2023, along with investment opportunities, mentoring and other facilities.
The document provides an outline for a presentation on a company seeking funding. It includes sections to introduce the company's mission, define the problem and solution, describe the product, leadership team, advisory board, market opportunity, competition, business model, go-to-market strategy, financial projections, capital raise needs, future funding plans, potential exit options. The overall presentation aims to convince investors that the company has identified an untapped market need and created a viable solution to address that need.
This document provides a template for an IGNITE pitch deck. It outlines the typical sections and content included in a pitch deck, including an introduction, problem statement, solution, team, financials, and go-to-market strategy. The document provides guidance on what to include in each section to clearly communicate the business idea, problem being solved, solution, team, and financial projections. It also includes sample slides and placeholders for company logos and images.
This document outlines the typical structure and content for a business presentation. It recommends including sections to introduce the problem being solved, the proposed solution, validation through customer feedback, the market opportunity and size, competitors, the business model, team members, and a final concluding slide. Key details to highlight include the solution's value proposition, how it addresses customer pain points, willingness of customers to pay the estimated price, metrics to quantify the total addressable market and target segment, differentiators from competitors, revenue streams, and strengths of the founding team.
The document outlines the typical sections and content included in an investor presentation. It includes sections for introducing the problem and solution, describing the product and market opportunity, competition, business model, financial projections, capital raise requirements, and potential exit strategies. The document provides guidance on the level of detail needed for each section to clearly explain the business opportunity and convince investors to participate in the funding round.
This document provides a template for a funding application presentation. It includes suggested sections for an introduction slide with presenter and university/industry contact information, a technology and opportunity overview, problem statement, market and opportunity analysis, description of the solution/product/technology, discovery and validation efforts, competitive advantages, development milestones and timeline, funding request details, and a conclusion slide. The presentation template is intended to help communicate the business case for the technology and serve as the funding application.
The document provides guidance on creating an effective startup pitch deck for the Tamil Nadu Startup Seed Grant Fund Program. It outlines key sections to include such as explaining the problem being solved, target market details, product/service description, competitive landscape, market validation, revenue model, market strategy, impact, team, financials, fund requirements, and annexures with supporting documents and links. The pitch deck template is intended to help startups clearly present their venture's value proposition and need for funding to address an identified market problem.
This document provides a template for applicants to present their startup project proposal. It includes guidance on creating slides covering the problem being solved, solution details, product workings, uniqueness, market analysis, competition, marketing strategy, project costs, 2-3 year plan, team details, and milestones achieved. Applicants are asked to remove pre-filled content and customize each slide with their own startup information based on the questions and guidance provided in the template.
This document provides a framework for analyzing the launch of a new product or service. It includes sections to analyze the external business environment, internal company resources, market segmentation and targeting, brand positioning, operations and financial plans, and evaluation metrics. Key details are requested about demand, industry structure, competition, marketing channels, resources, brand strategy, target customers, communications objectives, costs, revenue projections, timeline, and success criteria. The document is intended to guide the development of a comprehensive strategic plan for a new offering.
Pitch deck is a template for Startups to make presentations to prospective investors/angels/HNIs. It captures in 10 to 12 slides the essence of what you need to communicate.
The document outlines a 10 section presentation covering: introduction of the company; the problem, pain or need in the market; the company's solution and product; the target market and customers; competitive landscape; business and revenue models; management team; financial projections and funding needs; a timeline of milestones; and a summary. Each section provides guidance on the key information and level of detail to include to effectively pitch the company and its product or service to investors.
This document provides an outline for a pitch deck, including sections to describe the goal, problem, solution, market size, competition, go-to-market strategy, product, business model, key milestones, financial snapshot, capital requirements, team, and appendix. The goal of the pitch deck is to compellingly present the investment opportunity in 10 minutes or less by visually summarizing the most important elements, such as the impact, growth potential, viability, and team's ability to execute the plan.
This document outlines the typical format and content for a startup pitch deck, including sections to describe the problem and solution, product details, traction, customers, competition, finances, team, and funding request. The pitch deck is intended to concisely communicate key information about the startup's value proposition, progress to date, and vision for the future to potential investors.
The document provides an outline for an investor pitch deck, including recommended slide content and order. It suggests beginning with slides on the company overview, market opportunity, solution, traction, competition, revenue model, and financial projections. Optional slides include the team, advisors, competitive advantages, and exit strategy. It also offers potential appendix slides with more detailed information. The goal is to concisely convey the problem being solved, solution, market fit, business model, team and traction in the core deck, tailored based on the length.
This document provides an outline for a business plan template. The template includes sections for an executive summary, business description, value proposition, industry analysis, competition, marketing strategies, barriers to entry, distribution channels, team summary, SWOT analysis, financial analysis, critical success factors, exit strategies, future developments, and appendices. The executive summary should be no more than 2 pages and summarize the key points of the business plan. The document notes that the template contains useful information and considerations for developing a business plan.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective business plan presentation. It recommends the presentation should not exceed 7 slides including an introductory slide and thank you slide. The total time should be 7 minutes, with 5 minutes for the presentation and 2 minutes for Q&A. The introductory slide should include a 30 second elevator pitch. Key topics that should be covered in the presentation include market need, value creation, value capture, market analysis, customer focus, solution, business model, go-to-market strategy, and key risks. The document also discusses components of an effective business model such as value proposition, market segment, value chain structure, position in value network, revenue generation, competitive strategy, and stage of development.
Pitch Deck
A pitch deck’s goal is to make an investor excited in you and your business. To do this you need to tell a compelling story in about 20-30 minutes.
Here is a good starting point for your pitch deck storyline
Fill in the details with your answers to the last section and talk the story out loud. You should iterate on the order and the content to get it flowing right. As a general rule, put your companies strengths higher up the order.
OPENING SLIDE
BUSINESS DESCRIPTION
PROBLEM
SOLUTION
MARKET SIZE
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE AND DIFFERENTIATION
SUSTAINABLE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
TRACTION / STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT
BUSINESS MODEL AND MONETIZATION
MILESTONES AND INVESTMENT PROPOSITION
TEAM
CONCLUSION
IV. Instructions Marketing Plan This section provides details o.docxchristiandean12115
IV. Instructions: Marketing Plan
This section provides details on your industry, the competitive landscape, your target market and how you will market your business to those customers.
Market research
This section of your plan should explain:
· The total size of your industry
· Trends in the industry – is it growing or shrinking?
· The total size of your target market, and what share is realistic for you to obtain
· Trends in the target market – is it growing or shrinking? How are customer needs or preferences changing?
Barriers to entry
What barriers to entry does your startup face, and how do you plan to overcome them? Barriers to entry might include:
· High startup costs
· High production costs
· High marketing costs
· Brand recognition challenges
· Finding qualified employees
· Need for specialized technology or patents
· Tariffs and quotas
· Unionization in your industry
Threats and opportunities
Once your business surmounts the barriers to entry you mentioned, what additional threats might it face? Explain how the following could affect your startup:
· Changes in government regulations
· Changes in technology
· Changes in the economy
· Changes in your industry
Use the SWOT Analysis Worksheet on the next page to identify your company’s weaknesses and potential threats, as well as its strengths and the potential opportunities you plan to exploit.
SWOT Analysis Worksheet
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Product/ Service Offering
Unique Product and Services
Online Presence
Online Market
Intense Compeition
Brand/ Marketing
Appealing to a wide range of ages
Advertising is limited because of low brand awareness
Advertising and marketing can help boost the brand image nationally
Staff/HR
Strong Management
Hiring a great staff with knowledge of the things associated with the gimmick used
Hiring High School and college students
Cohesion affected by the age and experience differences
Finance
Strong backing of investors
Viable industry and high exchange means low market share
Partnerships with major technology companies (Samsung, Microsoft, Sony)
Rise in price of raw materials can affect profitability
Operations/
Management
Strong management
Hiring management with knowledge of food service and entertainment
Staying on the cutting edge
Operating as such not to ditto other establishments
Market
Military in the area enjoy sports and/or video games
Ensuring all ages feel welcome.
Advertising and marketing can help boost the brand image nationally specially in smaller cities
Threat from established competitors and new entrants
Can any of your strengths help with improving your weaknesses or combating your threats? If so, please describe how below.
A strength we have at our disposal is our unique products and services. Using these services we open ourselves to many possibilities to combat our online presence such as being able to stream our gaming onto the internet on sites such as YouTube or Twitch. This is someth.
This document outlines a proposed solution to an unspecified problem in India. The solution uses unspecified technologies from NEC and SSS to solve the problem. It involves an approach and technology to address the problem, an overview diagram, and a business model. The solution aims to help improve the current situation in India by reducing crime rates, and a pictogram is suggested to explain how the solution helps.
This document provides an introduction to a course on business model design. It begins with some introductory questions about why some organizations are more successful than others. It then outlines the objectives and topics that will be covered in the course, including defining business models, analyzing models using the Business Model Canvas framework, and exploring each of the 9 blocks of the canvas using case studies. The document provides an agenda for the course and table of contents for the topics to be presented.
This document provides an introduction to business model design using the Business Model Canvas framework. It defines what a business model is, outlines several business model frameworks, and describes the nine building blocks of the Business Model Canvas - customer segments, value propositions, channels, customer relationships, revenue streams, key resources, key activities, key partnerships, and cost structure. The document will be used in a course to analyze existing business models and develop new ones using real-world case studies for each building block.
This Slideshare presentation is a partial preview of the full business document. To view and download the full document, please go here:
http://flevy.com/browse/business-document/market-segmentation-and-analysis-tool-315
From a high-level, the goal of a marketing strategy is to identify a target market and develop a marketing mix that will appeal to those potential customers. Decisions regarding the ideal marketing mix can be organized in terms of Price, Promotion, Product, and Price. However, the goal is not to just come up with a particular strategy, but rather to focus on providing value to your key market segments.
With limited resources, you can't pursue all possible market opportunities. This Market Segmentation and Analysis Tool helps you select the markets that represent the best opportunity for your organization. This tool is used to to analyze market segment sizes and develop Customer Profiles based on Demographic, Psychographic, and Environmental criterion.
Key functionality include:
*Suggests segmentation criteria
*Provides segment sizing example to follow
*Perform weighted segment analysis
*Review segment rankings
*Charts prioritized segments
The document discusses developing an effective corporate strategy. It outlines where strategy fits within organizational frameworks and provides steps for strategy development. Strategy converts vision into executable imperatives that focus on winning key customer segments and differentiating from competitors. The steps include defining objectives, segmenting markets, crafting a value proposition, building necessary capabilities, and measuring performance. An effective strategy prioritizes goals, focuses resources, and guides investment decisions to protect the organization.
This document provides an outline for pitching a business idea to investors. It includes sections to address: the problem being solved; features of the unique solution; target customer segments and market size; the revenue model; market acceptance of initial product; competitive advantages; marketing strategy; three-year financial projections; and introducing the founding team. The overall purpose is to tell a compelling story, demonstrate market fit for the solution, and give investors confidence in the team's ability to achieve their financial projections. Practicing the pitch extensively is recommended to ensure all important points are conveyed concisely and with confidence.
This document provides a template for applicants to present their startup project proposal. It includes guidance on creating slides covering the problem being solved, solution details, product workings, uniqueness, market analysis, competition, marketing strategy, project costs, 2-3 year plan, team details, and milestones achieved. Applicants are asked to remove pre-filled content and customize each slide with their own startup information based on the questions and guidance provided in the template.
This document provides a framework for analyzing the launch of a new product or service. It includes sections to analyze the external business environment, internal company resources, market segmentation and targeting, brand positioning, operations and financial plans, and evaluation metrics. Key details are requested about demand, industry structure, competition, marketing channels, resources, brand strategy, target customers, communications objectives, costs, revenue projections, timeline, and success criteria. The document is intended to guide the development of a comprehensive strategic plan for a new offering.
Pitch deck is a template for Startups to make presentations to prospective investors/angels/HNIs. It captures in 10 to 12 slides the essence of what you need to communicate.
The document outlines a 10 section presentation covering: introduction of the company; the problem, pain or need in the market; the company's solution and product; the target market and customers; competitive landscape; business and revenue models; management team; financial projections and funding needs; a timeline of milestones; and a summary. Each section provides guidance on the key information and level of detail to include to effectively pitch the company and its product or service to investors.
This document provides an outline for a pitch deck, including sections to describe the goal, problem, solution, market size, competition, go-to-market strategy, product, business model, key milestones, financial snapshot, capital requirements, team, and appendix. The goal of the pitch deck is to compellingly present the investment opportunity in 10 minutes or less by visually summarizing the most important elements, such as the impact, growth potential, viability, and team's ability to execute the plan.
This document outlines the typical format and content for a startup pitch deck, including sections to describe the problem and solution, product details, traction, customers, competition, finances, team, and funding request. The pitch deck is intended to concisely communicate key information about the startup's value proposition, progress to date, and vision for the future to potential investors.
The document provides an outline for an investor pitch deck, including recommended slide content and order. It suggests beginning with slides on the company overview, market opportunity, solution, traction, competition, revenue model, and financial projections. Optional slides include the team, advisors, competitive advantages, and exit strategy. It also offers potential appendix slides with more detailed information. The goal is to concisely convey the problem being solved, solution, market fit, business model, team and traction in the core deck, tailored based on the length.
This document provides an outline for a business plan template. The template includes sections for an executive summary, business description, value proposition, industry analysis, competition, marketing strategies, barriers to entry, distribution channels, team summary, SWOT analysis, financial analysis, critical success factors, exit strategies, future developments, and appendices. The executive summary should be no more than 2 pages and summarize the key points of the business plan. The document notes that the template contains useful information and considerations for developing a business plan.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective business plan presentation. It recommends the presentation should not exceed 7 slides including an introductory slide and thank you slide. The total time should be 7 minutes, with 5 minutes for the presentation and 2 minutes for Q&A. The introductory slide should include a 30 second elevator pitch. Key topics that should be covered in the presentation include market need, value creation, value capture, market analysis, customer focus, solution, business model, go-to-market strategy, and key risks. The document also discusses components of an effective business model such as value proposition, market segment, value chain structure, position in value network, revenue generation, competitive strategy, and stage of development.
Pitch Deck
A pitch deck’s goal is to make an investor excited in you and your business. To do this you need to tell a compelling story in about 20-30 minutes.
Here is a good starting point for your pitch deck storyline
Fill in the details with your answers to the last section and talk the story out loud. You should iterate on the order and the content to get it flowing right. As a general rule, put your companies strengths higher up the order.
OPENING SLIDE
BUSINESS DESCRIPTION
PROBLEM
SOLUTION
MARKET SIZE
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE AND DIFFERENTIATION
SUSTAINABLE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
TRACTION / STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT
BUSINESS MODEL AND MONETIZATION
MILESTONES AND INVESTMENT PROPOSITION
TEAM
CONCLUSION
IV. Instructions Marketing Plan This section provides details o.docxchristiandean12115
IV. Instructions: Marketing Plan
This section provides details on your industry, the competitive landscape, your target market and how you will market your business to those customers.
Market research
This section of your plan should explain:
· The total size of your industry
· Trends in the industry – is it growing or shrinking?
· The total size of your target market, and what share is realistic for you to obtain
· Trends in the target market – is it growing or shrinking? How are customer needs or preferences changing?
Barriers to entry
What barriers to entry does your startup face, and how do you plan to overcome them? Barriers to entry might include:
· High startup costs
· High production costs
· High marketing costs
· Brand recognition challenges
· Finding qualified employees
· Need for specialized technology or patents
· Tariffs and quotas
· Unionization in your industry
Threats and opportunities
Once your business surmounts the barriers to entry you mentioned, what additional threats might it face? Explain how the following could affect your startup:
· Changes in government regulations
· Changes in technology
· Changes in the economy
· Changes in your industry
Use the SWOT Analysis Worksheet on the next page to identify your company’s weaknesses and potential threats, as well as its strengths and the potential opportunities you plan to exploit.
SWOT Analysis Worksheet
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Product/ Service Offering
Unique Product and Services
Online Presence
Online Market
Intense Compeition
Brand/ Marketing
Appealing to a wide range of ages
Advertising is limited because of low brand awareness
Advertising and marketing can help boost the brand image nationally
Staff/HR
Strong Management
Hiring a great staff with knowledge of the things associated with the gimmick used
Hiring High School and college students
Cohesion affected by the age and experience differences
Finance
Strong backing of investors
Viable industry and high exchange means low market share
Partnerships with major technology companies (Samsung, Microsoft, Sony)
Rise in price of raw materials can affect profitability
Operations/
Management
Strong management
Hiring management with knowledge of food service and entertainment
Staying on the cutting edge
Operating as such not to ditto other establishments
Market
Military in the area enjoy sports and/or video games
Ensuring all ages feel welcome.
Advertising and marketing can help boost the brand image nationally specially in smaller cities
Threat from established competitors and new entrants
Can any of your strengths help with improving your weaknesses or combating your threats? If so, please describe how below.
A strength we have at our disposal is our unique products and services. Using these services we open ourselves to many possibilities to combat our online presence such as being able to stream our gaming onto the internet on sites such as YouTube or Twitch. This is someth.
This document outlines a proposed solution to an unspecified problem in India. The solution uses unspecified technologies from NEC and SSS to solve the problem. It involves an approach and technology to address the problem, an overview diagram, and a business model. The solution aims to help improve the current situation in India by reducing crime rates, and a pictogram is suggested to explain how the solution helps.
This document provides an introduction to a course on business model design. It begins with some introductory questions about why some organizations are more successful than others. It then outlines the objectives and topics that will be covered in the course, including defining business models, analyzing models using the Business Model Canvas framework, and exploring each of the 9 blocks of the canvas using case studies. The document provides an agenda for the course and table of contents for the topics to be presented.
This document provides an introduction to business model design using the Business Model Canvas framework. It defines what a business model is, outlines several business model frameworks, and describes the nine building blocks of the Business Model Canvas - customer segments, value propositions, channels, customer relationships, revenue streams, key resources, key activities, key partnerships, and cost structure. The document will be used in a course to analyze existing business models and develop new ones using real-world case studies for each building block.
This Slideshare presentation is a partial preview of the full business document. To view and download the full document, please go here:
http://flevy.com/browse/business-document/market-segmentation-and-analysis-tool-315
From a high-level, the goal of a marketing strategy is to identify a target market and develop a marketing mix that will appeal to those potential customers. Decisions regarding the ideal marketing mix can be organized in terms of Price, Promotion, Product, and Price. However, the goal is not to just come up with a particular strategy, but rather to focus on providing value to your key market segments.
With limited resources, you can't pursue all possible market opportunities. This Market Segmentation and Analysis Tool helps you select the markets that represent the best opportunity for your organization. This tool is used to to analyze market segment sizes and develop Customer Profiles based on Demographic, Psychographic, and Environmental criterion.
Key functionality include:
*Suggests segmentation criteria
*Provides segment sizing example to follow
*Perform weighted segment analysis
*Review segment rankings
*Charts prioritized segments
The document discusses developing an effective corporate strategy. It outlines where strategy fits within organizational frameworks and provides steps for strategy development. Strategy converts vision into executable imperatives that focus on winning key customer segments and differentiating from competitors. The steps include defining objectives, segmenting markets, crafting a value proposition, building necessary capabilities, and measuring performance. An effective strategy prioritizes goals, focuses resources, and guides investment decisions to protect the organization.
This document provides an outline for pitching a business idea to investors. It includes sections to address: the problem being solved; features of the unique solution; target customer segments and market size; the revenue model; market acceptance of initial product; competitive advantages; marketing strategy; three-year financial projections; and introducing the founding team. The overall purpose is to tell a compelling story, demonstrate market fit for the solution, and give investors confidence in the team's ability to achieve their financial projections. Practicing the pitch extensively is recommended to ensure all important points are conveyed concisely and with confidence.
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We are pleased to share with you the latest VCOSA statistical report on the cotton and yarn industry for the month of March 2024.
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2. Problem statements
• Expected Content in the slide is given below
• (Describe the pain area, how intensive the
problem is ?)
3. Your solution to the problem
• Expected Content in the slide is given below
• ( Share the details of how you will solve the
problem ? , What value are you providing to
the consumer)
4. Market opportunity
• Expected Content in the slide is given below
Giving estimated market size numbers. It can
be TAM, SAM, SOM Approach. Cite sources for
the data or if the market size has been
calculated
5. Why Now
• Expected Content in the slide is given below
Reasons for launching the product now
6. How the product / services works
• Expected Content in the slide is given below
• Diagram of product how it works ( Not
technical but operatically)
7. Business Model
• Expected Content in the slide is given below
Value proposition, pricing, go-to-market plan,
etc ( Please refer Business Model Canvas). The
canvas need not be shown as it is
8. Competition map
• Expected Content in the slide is given below
• Who else is in the market. How are you
differentiated from them, what better benefits
do you offer.
9. Product roadmap
• Expected Content in the slide is given below
Mention plans for the future, estimated time
lines for new launches, key milestones/roll
outs to be done in next 18 Months
10. Details of the team member
• Expected Content in the slide is given below
• Name,
• educational background
• Work Experience