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Hult Prize - Pitch Layout

The document provides a structured layout for creating a pitch presentation, emphasizing the importance of concise bullet points and visual aids. It outlines key components to include, such as the problem, solution, competitive advantage, go-to-market strategy, impact on SDGs, team expertise, and roadmap. Each section has specific content requirements and judging criteria to guide the development of a compelling pitch.

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Hult Prize - Pitch Layout

The document provides a structured layout for creating a pitch presentation, emphasizing the importance of concise bullet points and visual aids. It outlines key components to include, such as the problem, solution, competitive advantage, go-to-market strategy, impact on SDGs, team expertise, and roadmap. Each section has specific content requirements and judging criteria to guide the development of a compelling pitch.

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Instructions

• This layout provides a general idea of what to include in each


part of your pitch.
• Avoid writing full sentences—use bullet points and keep
explanations brief.
• You don’t need to address every point in detail.
• Dedicated sessions with campus director will cover each slide
component in depth in this week, so don’t worry about that.
• The layout is flexible—you can edit it as needed.
• Use graphs, visuals, and other elements to enhance your
presentation.
• Be confident!
Title Slide
• Content:
• Startup Name & Tagline
• Team Members & Institution
• A one-liner on the startup’s purpose/tagline

• Goal: Establish credibility and capture attention


immediately.
Problem & Impact
Content:
• What is the problem? (Brief, compelling, with a stat or real-
world example)
• Who is affected? (Target audience)
• Why does it matter? (SDG alignment)

• Judging Criteria: Problem clarity & global relevance.


Solution
• Content:
• What is your innovation? (1-2 sentences)
• How does it solve the problem?
• Why is it better than existing solutions?

• Judging Criteria: Feasibility & effectiveness.


Competitive Advantage
• Content:
• Who are your competitors?
• What makes your startup unique? (Tech, cost, accessibility)
• Any current traction (users, sales, partnerships)?

• Judging Criteria: Differentiation & scalability.


Go-to-Market Strategy
• Content:
• First steps to implementation
• Partnerships & distribution channels
• Marketing & customer acquisition strategy

• Judging Criteria: Execution plan strength.


Impact & SDGs
• Content:
• Which SDGs does your startup align with? (Top 1-3)
• How will you measure impact? (KPIs, success metrics)

• Judging Criteria: Measurable impact.


Team & Expertise
• Content: Team roles & strengths
• Any mentors/advisors guiding the startup?
• Why is your team the right one to solve this?

• Judging Criteria: Team’s ability to execute.


Roadmap & Milestones
• Content:
• 5 key milestones till 2030 (Prototypes, expansion, funding
rounds)
• Current progress (Where are you now?)
• Future funding needs (Optional: Mention fundraising goals)
• Judging Criteria: Long-term vision & execution
potential.

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