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Examine a real-world social enterprise pitch through this 17-minute video lesson featuring a Yale MBA student presenting "Act to Change," a nonprofit organization focused on ending Asian American and Pacific Islander bullying. Watch the complete pitch presentation followed by expert analysis and constructive feedback covering both content structure and delivery techniques. Learn to identify and analyze the essential components that make a social enterprise pitch compelling, including how to effectively articulate problems, vision, solutions, and measurable impact. Discover the critical importance of incorporating an origin story, growth plans, and financial viability considerations into your presentation. Understand how to develop and communicate a clear "theory of change" while crafting specific, actionable calls to action that resonate with your audience. Gain insights into refining your delivery skills by learning to manage filler words, improve body language, and enhance overall presentation effectiveness. This lesson provides practical examples and expert commentary designed to help you develop and refine your own social enterprise presentations, whether you're pitching to investors, stakeholders, or community partners seeking to create meaningful social change.
Syllabus
1006 | A Yale MBA's Social Enterprise Pitch: 'Act to Change' - Social Entrepreneurship Course
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