Writing a Great 60 Second Pitch with NatWest

If you haven’t got a clear 60-second pitch, you could be missing out on opportunities to grow your business every day.

About this event

Even in such uncertain times, you never know when the opportunity to support others may arise, so it is important to be able to explain your business quickly and simply.

Join the Business Builder team as we break the 60-second or ‘elevator’ pitch down into its component parts. You’ll come away with a clear understanding around what to put in and leave out and how to structure for maximum impact. We’ll give you all the tools, tips and hints for you to crack on with writing a pitch you’re confident in and proud of straight away. We’ll also share some great practical tips when pitching to an audience of 1 or 100.

Delivered by Charlie Tunnard

Charlie Tunnard is the Local Enterprise Manager at NatWest for Sheffield, Nottingham, Derby and surrounding areas. In his role Charlie works as a local connector for SMEs working with local communities to support entrepreneurs and businesses develop and grow.

Charlie has more than 10years of experience of working in the banking and finance sector. He also has a Professional Banker Certificate from the Chartered Banker Institute. 

Booking details

This is session will take place online over Zoom. You will receive a reminder and meeting link in advance the week before. Please cancel your space as soon as possible if you are unable to attend by emailing BIPC@nottinghamcity.gov.uk.

By booking a space for this webinar on Eventbrite your details will be shared with Natwest for coordination purposes.

The Business & IP Centre Nottinghamshire offers free webinars, events, resources, and one-to-one sessions to start up business owners, entrepreneurs, and inventors like you. We are a part of the national BIPC network, led by the British Library. Our regions and hubs all have the same mission: to build a thriving business community in your local library. Find out more at www.nottinghamcitylibraries.co.uk/bipc