22A- Elevator Pitch No.3


The Pitch:
https://youtu.be/V54fNDbhKaU


I received positive feedback from my last pitch, and stayed with my value proposition as well as my statistics to frame why it is a problem. I added more detail into how the product would work, however. The pitch is almost memorized, and although I remain with the same notes, I know what has changed. I also know how to set up and present better. 

Comments

  1. JosephFernandesApril 3, 2020 at 9:00 AM

    Hi Adriana, great job on this one. I found it to be very informational, and i can see the value in your product. College students are especially wasteful because many overbuy and don't consume in time, making the fresh produce end up in the garbage. And for what? It could have been used if only the buyer knew when it expired. Very well done.

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  2. Mia IrwantoApril 5, 2020 at 9:28 PM

    Hi Adriana,
    I liked how you added statistics to strengthen your pitch, adding more impact on this need to change college student's habits of wasting food. Since your pitch was memorized I can see that your delivery was very smooth and it didn't seem forced at all. I think you did a great job in expressing your emotions well to get your audience engaged as well. Great post!

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