Pitch Club in partnership with Melbourne Angels hosted its latest event in Melbourne last week.
Over 140 people attended the event at Life.lab in the Docklands, Victoria, to hear 11 entrepreneurial individuals pitch their business ideas.
Business ideas ranged from environmentally conscious business concepts to businesses helping streamline purchases of tickets and much more!
Melbourne Angels participated in a feedback panel, providing suggestions and tips on how to improve pitches and what specifically investors are looking for in a pitch.
Jordan Green (founder of Melbourne Angels) was guest speaker for the evening and shared his experiences and some important lessons on entrepreneurship and angel investment.
Rod Sheppard from eco-switch was overall winner for the evening.
Visit here for the full results.
Prizes were given to various pitchers from a number of sponsors, including Anthill Magazine, Pitch Club Campus, Handle Communications and Melbourne Coffee Review.
Pitchers Wanted
The next Pitch Club event will be held in Sydney on the 20th August.
Nominations are open and Pitch Club is now seeking entrepreneurs and individuals with business ideas who may be interested in pitching to a crowd.
Nominate yourself or a friend to pitch at the next Pitch Club event. Information on nominating to pitch can be found at www.pitchclub.com.
Pitch Club Campus
Pitch Club Campus (which provides education for entrepreneurs) is running multiple training programs to help entrepreneurs with planning, development and selling of new business ideas and concepts.
Programs on offer include learning to effectively pitch your idea, opportunity evaluation, marketing for startups, economics, and more. Information surrounding upcoming Pitch Club Campus events can be found here.
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