Coaching Week 9. Agenda 5:30 – Stand Up 5:35 – Coaching Panel Introduced 5:50 – Pitches begin with 2 teams going at once 7:30 – Conclude.

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Coaching Week 9

Agenda 5:30 – Stand Up 5:35 – Coaching Panel Introduced 5:50 – Pitches begin with 2 teams going at once 7:30 – Conclude

Objectives Understanding of Product Clarity of Messaging Improving Presentation Skills Improving Communication Skills

Presentation Tips Make eye contact and smile Move around a bit on stage if you can Use conversational inflection Project your voice Use gestures Breathe Pause

Presentations 5:40 Team 1: Team Name – App Name 6:00 Team 3: Team Name – App Name 6:20 Team 5: Team Name – App Name 6:40 Team 7: Team Name – App Name 7:00 Team 9: Team Name – App Name 5:40 Team 2: Team Name – App Name 6:00 Team 4: Team Name – App Name 6:20 Team 6: Team Name – App Name 6:40 Team 8: Team Name – App Name 7:00 Team 10: Team Name – App Name TimeCoach 1Coach2 5:50Team Name, App Name 6:10Team Name, App Name 6:30Team Name, App Name 6:50Team Name, App Name 7:10Team Name, App Name

Information for Pitch Location Time to arrive Have presentation, poster, and business plan ready Test app demo in advance Dress appropriately

Reminder: Weekly Reflections What did your team like about this week? What challenges did your team have this week? Anything else your team would like to share?

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Ongoing Activities Finalize prototype Work on poster Work on business plan Refine the presentation Practice your Pitch