Data-driven Pitch Workshop

Startup Lithuania

Lear how to pitch from one of the best pitching trainers in the startup world!

Rockit Vilnius

Pitching is a skill that needs copious amounts of direct feedback to master. The problem is that founders rarely get it in a systematic and transparent form. This practical and interactive session will give an opportunity to get actionable feedback to get you ready to pitch in front of the investors. The session will be led by Gleb Maltsev, one of the best pitching trainers in the startup world. There are three main pillars of Gleb’s work—writing, delivery, and visuals. He has developed a fourth pillar during the past years—conversations (Q&A). It is one of the most complex pitch elements for most founders, regardless of the company stage. During the workshop, he’ll be giving the audience insights, tools, and tips to start climbing the skill acquisition learning curve of fundraising.The workshop will take place 2 days before "<a href="https://www.startupfair.lt/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Startup Fair. Connect 2022</a>" - the biggest startup event in Lithuania, so this is a great chance for you to prepare and wow the investors at Startup Fair!Don't forget to register for the "<a href="https://www.startupfair.lt/pitch-battle" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Startup Fair Pitch Battle</a>" and win 40 000 Eur + value prizes! Register until the May 9 <a href="https://bit.ly/PitchBattle2022" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">HERE.</a>About the speaker: From founders and developers to scientists and designers, Gleb Maltsev trains people to speak to audiences with clarity and meaning. Over the course of 10 years, he’s trained thousands of executives to pitch in meetings, events, including trade fairs such as the Mobile World Congress, Smart City Expo, Electronica—and startup founders pitching for capital at Slush, Latitude59, TechBBQ, Startup Fair, and TechChill. Most importantly, he’s trained himself. The hard way. By listening to other people's stories, rewriting and delivering them at every workshop, and opening himself up to audience judgment. He’s done all that so others will do the same and grow from it.