Presentation service is a very important service for entrepreneurs and investors, and it is a supplementary service for the feasibility study that depends on highlighting the strengths of the study for ease of presentation to the investor and persuading him to study the feasibility. The investor has read it and we believe in providing integrated services to entrepreneurs, this service has been provided.
The presentations are used during face-to-face or online meetings with potential investors, clients, buyers, and co-founders, and the presentation is brief to give a quick overview of the business plan.
The best way to present the proposal is after the market, technical and financial study of the project so that the proposal is consistent, disciplined and logical.
Investment presentations include:
Beginning story:
It reviews how the project owner was inspired by the idea, and how he began collecting data and information in order to crystallize the idea of the project.
the problem:
A brief account of the project idea that has been reached, and how this idea addresses an existing problem or provides a service or product suitable for the target group.
Solution / Product:
A presentation of the solution provided by the service or product that the project will produce, with a brief and accurate description of it.
business model:
How will work and procedural steps, and what is the extent of innovation and value in the proposed plan.
market size:
A statement of the size of the target market, some readings and future growth of the market, and to what extent there is a future for the proposed idea.
The competition:
Clarify the competitive advantage of the proposed idea, and demonstrate its ability to compete with others.
Staff:
Presentation of the work team and human resources required by the project, and a brief description of the tasks.
Achievement:
The details that have been worked on and accomplished are mentioned in the idea, preferably a prototype to make the presentation more convincing.
Financial Statements:
Financial indicators such as return on investment, break-even point, payback period, cost of acquiring the customer, and others, according to the type and nature of the project.
What do we need and why?:
This part deals with where and how the required investment funds will be spent, as well as the objectives that the investment is expected to achieve.