An elevator pitch is a brief, persuasive speech that succinctly outlines an idea, product, or service to capture the interest of a potential client, investor, or collaborator. Lasting around 30 to 60 ...

Lucie Allaire, founder of the Guiltless To Go healthy food ordering app, explains how she scored a major investment on “Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch.” Do your research — what have the investors you are ...

(By Marc Greenspan) Crafting your station’s elevator pitch is a daunting task for most people. Where do you start? What is important to include? We have a few ideas to share based on our years of ...

Telling people what you do in a concise way isn’t easy. That’s why creating an elevator pitch is so important. Whether it’s during a chance encounter with the CEO at the coffee shop, a formal business ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. LinkedIn Influencer, Steve Blank, published this post originally on LinkedIn. I was catching up over coffee and a muffin with a student I ...

One hundred seventy years after the birth of the concept, it’s time to evolve it! What’s your elevator pitch? You know, that little 30-second or less message that you use to introduce yourself and ...

Every single day I'm on the receiving end of phone calls, emails, and social media messages like this: Someone we both know said I should get in touch with you, because I'm looking for a new job.

McConaughey isn’t just an actor. He’s a storyteller who is so immersed in the craft he even taught communication at the University of Texas. His pitch skills were on display when he introduced ...

Elevator pitch means a concise and compelling overview of your startup, product, or idea that can be delivered in under one minute. It’s a carefully crafted message that encapsulates the essence of ...

This year, Flyer Pitch introduces a new two-round format, starting with a 60-second elevator pitch round in the fall, ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. In the early 2000s, marketing students were taught the importance of an “elevator pitch”—a ...