Pitches · Presentations · Keynotes
Pitches, presentations and keynotes.
Develop the message, sharpen the slides and rehearse it out loud, so you walk in ready for the room that matters.
Send a short brief Or request a Room ReviewOne-to-one support for your real presentation, pitch or talk.
Who it’s for
Pitches, boards and stages.
Three different rooms. The work starts with who you need to reach and what you want them to understand.
Reach out
Founders pitching investors
Find the real story behind what you do and shape it into a pitch people remember.
Talk through the pitchReach out
Leaders presenting to the board
Cut the slides to what the room needs, practise the opening and plan for the interruption.
Talk through your next roomReach out
Speakers with a conference or TEDx slot
Find the idea worth sharing, shape the talk and rehearse it until it sounds like you, not a script.
Talk through your next room Keynote and TEDx trainingWhat we work on
From first draft
to the room.
We start with what you have and concentrate on the changes that make the biggest difference.
Craft the message
One idea, one structure, and the words to carry it. Script, slides or notes.
Slides that back you up
Your deck supports what you say instead of competing with it.
Rehearse on your feet
Out loud and recorded, so you see what the room sees.
Handle the questions
We practise the ones you did not see coming, so you stay calm.
The cost depends on the size of the project. It is quoted after a short chat.
Before and after · the pitch opening
Same business. A faster way in.
A pitch lands when the listener hears the problem first and the product second.
Before
“Thanks for having us. We are a platform that uses AI to help businesses manage their data more efficiently.”
After
“Every Friday, a small building firm stops work to chase invoices. The job is done. The money is owed. We make sure they get paid.”
An illustration of the shift. Not a client result.
How it feels
Less theory. More real rehearsal.
We work on your own words and material, in the room or on Zoom, and practise what you’ll actually need to say.
01 · Make the point
Clarify the one idea the audience should leave with.
02 · Make the deck support you
Remove competition between your slides and what you say.
03 · Rehearse the difficult moment
Practise aloud and prepare for questions or interruptions.
How working together looks
What changes between the first draft and the room.
Start by understanding the audience. Build the message around the central idea. Rehearse it out loud. Prepare for the questions and the unexpected.
Discovery
Map the room and what success should look like.
Development
Shape the structure and supporting examples.
Dynamics
Practise aloud, including the questions.
Delivery
Go in ready to communicate as yourself.
Reach out
Got a pitch, talk or keynote coming up?
Send me a short brief with the date and the audience. I’ll come back with what I’d suggest.
- Pitch
- Board update
- Conference
- TEDx preparation
See what you get
A real Room Review report
The written report from a real Room Review, for an 18-minute conference keynote. The client said I could share it. Their name, organisation, role, event and date are removed.
Click here for a sample output from the Room ReviewPDF · 22 pages · Read it online instead
Pitches, public speaking, keynote and TEDx speakers
Pitches, presentations and keynotes
Develop the message, sharpen the slides and rehearse it out loud, so you walk in ready for the room that matters.
Who it's for
Pitches, boards and stages
Founders pitching investors
Find the real story behind what you do and shape it into a pitch people remember.
Leaders presenting to the board
Cut the slides to what the room needs, practise the opening and plan for the interruption.
Speakers with a conference or TEDx slot
Find the idea worth sharing, shape the talk and rehearse it until it sounds like you, not a script.
What we work on
From first draft to the room
Craft the message
One idea, one structure, and the words to carry it. Script, slides or notes.
Slides that back you up
Your deck supports what you say instead of competing with it.
Rehearse on your feet
Out loud and recorded, so you see what the room sees.
Handle the questions
We practise the ones you didn't see coming, so you stay calm.
Cost depends on the size of the project. It is quoted after a short chat.
Before and after · the pitch opening
Same business. A faster way in.
A pitch lands when the listener hears the problem first and the product second.
Before
“Thanks for having us. We are a platform that uses AI to help businesses manage their data more efficiently.”
After
“Every Friday, a small building firm stops work to chase invoices. The job is done. The money is owed. We make sure they get paid.”
An illustration of the shift. Not a client result.
How it works
What working together actually looks like
The easiest way to show you is a client. This is Jessica.
Jessica T. · Director of Sales Operations
Showing leadership, not just reporting it.
Jessica had made £50M in savings and had a strong track record. She understood her performance data inside out.
The challenge was making sure the people listening could see the leadership behind the numbers.
- £50Min savings
- 18months to promotion
- TEDxspeaking invitation
Discovery
Built a narrative that connected.
We focused on the story behind the results: the decisions made, the people involved, the challenges overcome and the thinking that moved the team forward.
What changed: A story built around the thinking behind the numbers.
Next step
Got a pitch, talk or keynote coming up?
Send me a short brief with the date and the audience. I'll come back within 24 hours with what I'd suggest.
Send a short briefWant to try one session first? Request a Room Review
See what you get
A real Room Review report
The written report from a real Room Review, for an 18-minute conference keynote. The client said I could share it. Their name, organisation, role, event and date are removed.
Click here for a sample output from the Room ReviewPDF · 22 pages · Read it online instead
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