Pitchdeck Asia

6 steps to creating your perfect pitch: Learn from Graham Brown, startup founder, angel investor, mentor and listener to hundreds of startups, on how to create the ultimate pitch deck to make your business stand out from amongst the noise and get the resources you need. Lesson 3 - Identify what’s broken. Now that you have the attention of who you’re talking to, you need to let them know that there is a problem, a problem that you deeply understand, so that you can come up with the solution.

6 steps to creating your perfect pitch: Learn from Graham Brown, startup founder, angel investor, mentor and listener to hundreds of startups, on how to create the ultimate pitch deck to make your business stand out from amongst the noise and get the resources you need. Lesson 2 - Start with the MONEY. Get tips on how to identify your market size, and how to present it to investors and clients to make them interested in your business.

6 steps to creating your perfect pitch: Learn from Graham Brown, startup founder, angel investor, mentor and listener to hundreds of startups, on how to create the ultimate pitch deck to make your business stand out from amongst the noise and get the resources you need. Lesson 1 - The Ultimate Pitch Deck: Learn the value of storytelling, your startup is only as good as the story you tell. This video gives you the plot line of how to tell a compelling story to make the perfect pitch.

Balasz and Csaba joined us in the Pitchdeck Asia studio today to share an update on their journey with building Aliz. They describe their company as fixing the pipes for corporates, connecting and synchronizing data silos within companies to enable seamless automation. Aliz is growing fast and in this conversation, we discuss their hiring requirements, team culture and vision for the future. #Pitchdeckasia #podcast #ATP #singapore #live #show #tv #startup

We have a lot of great examples of tech startups making it to the top in their category. But then there are the ones who have fought against odd and created a new category altogether following their passion. In this episode of Pitchdeck Asia Review we talk about the weird and wonderful startups unearthing some of the nooks and crannies of humanities.

The biggest challenge of a startup founder isn’t raising funds (that’s quite easy today in the current climate), the harder challenge is finding good people to work for your startup. Finding people who want to be part of this adventure, want to go and put a dent in this universe as Steve Jobs puts it. In this episode we talk about the people who have come on our show last year and have successfully hired using storytelling.

Fundraising is not necessarily a difficult task in this day and age but finding “good investors” is a little harder, so it’s important to tell a good story to get the right people on board. In this episode we are going to review some of the better Pitchdeck Asia pitches from the show from our last year of startups. We’re gonna tell a bit about the success stories and share some advice to you as a startup founder, what works when you want to raise funds for your startup.

Pitchdeck Asia has had over 100 startups on the show. These startups have been all different types, sizes, often Post-Seed startups all the way to Post-Series A. Watch this Pitchdeck Asia Review as we discuss some of the highlights from the last year, what we learnt in talking to these startup founders and how they have told their stories such that they have become memorable. Startups Featured in this Show: Seamiles - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvj5bN_f54I&t=20s&ab_channel=PitchMediaAsia Propine - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqH3wBDFNow&t=5s&ab_channel=PitchMediaAsia Asia Law Network - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHXCPlcFh9c&t=11s&ab_channel=PitchMediaAsia

Louis Kent Lee from Viatick joins us in the Pitchdeck Asia studio today to share his insights and passions for the world of Bluetooth. We'll look at how they use Bluetooth for track and trace applications - the "unsexy" stuff as Louis calls it - scenarios such as IOT enabled petrol pumps to Smart Estates to Bathrooms. Bluetooth can help facilities managers track and optimize their people, reduce accidents and analyze performance.

Welfare is a big issue facing the maritime industry. Given that 90% of global trade is carried by ship, it's surprising the world isn't talking more about this fundamental problem. Seamiles is a rewards based platfrom aimed at seafarers (maritime crew), that connects them with their families and helps them access services and support while working away from home.

Fateh Ali from Collabu Technologies shares his vision for a collaborative platform (Collabdeen) servicing the Global Islamic Economic. This market of 2 billion people is worth $3.6 trillion annually (larger than the UK and India economies). Collabdeen is a SAAS platform offering both faith based communities and brands tools to communicate with this market.

Rajiv Lamba from Neurosensum joins us in the Pitchdeck Asia Singapore studio to share his vision for research in Asia. We discuss how research is moving beyond simply asking people for responses to actually measuring their subconscious behavior and emotions. The conversation touches upon the use of tech in research such as EEG and Virtual Reality. We also discuss how Surveysensum wants to make research affordable to SMEs across Asia with immediate reporting and feedback.

Tsengel and Zheng Wei from Irbis Ventures join us in the Singapore studio today to share their vision of helping the startup ecosystems of emerging market Asia. Starting in Mongolia, they want to help educate both startups and investors via their online accelerator program and startup deal sourcer.

Staying mindful during our work day is key to both happiness and productivity. Yet, as much as we want to practise mindfulness every day, it's not easy in a world that constantly demands our attention. Julien Remond at Awakened Mind wants to improve creativity, workplace culture and mental wellness through group mindfulness. Their mindfulness app is part of a wider toolkit to help organizations, leaders and employees practise meditation and awareness on a daily basis.

Buying your first home is getting harder globally. One of the key challenges facing home buyers is saving for their downpayment. Squaresave wants to build tools and products for financial institutions to help them index retail saver investments, tying their savings to the the property prices of the housing market.