What to include in a funding pitch
Finance & Funding
Key learnings
- A funding pitch may be required when you approach an investor or loan provider for funding.
- The pitch should be tied to a specific project that you will deliver as part of receiving funding.
- Investors will expect to see how your current financial position matches up with future projections.
If your business is looking for funding, you may need to prepare a funding pitch. This could be presenting to a group of investors you’re hoping will take a stake in your business or for a meeting with a bank manager about a business loan. Whatever the purpose, having a clear proposal to present with and refer to will keep you on track and make you seem credible to the funder. In this helpful guide, we talk through what you need to include in your funding pitch.
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