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Hi Inov publishes pitch deck guide for startups on Startbase

Hi Inov publishes pitch deck guide for startups on Startbase Valérie Gombart, CEO von Hi Inov — Valérie Gombart, CEO von Hi Inov

Hi Inov opens the treasure chest of success: Get the brand new pitch deck guide for startups now! The guide is waiting for you, directly available for free download on Startbase!

For startups, pitching to investors is a crucial phase in which you need to convincingly present your company's unique added value. Hi Inov, a renowned European B2B venture capital fund, now offers a pitch deck guide for this process, which is available directly on the Startbase.

PitchDeck-Guide

The guide developed by Hi Inov is aimed at emerging companies and offers valuable insights into the art of successful pitching. Various key areas are covered here, including:

Effectively highlighting the USP (Unique Selling Proposition): How can a startup present its unique selling proposition clearly and convincingly in a short space of time?
Tips on the graphic design of the pitch deck: How to create visually appealing presentations that capture the attention of investors?
Differentiation from competitors and market delineation: Strategies to clearly stand out from competitors and establish a unique place in the market.
Emphasizing growth potential: How can a startup convincingly present its impressive growth potential?

Download PitchDeck Guide Hi Inov

The complete pitch deck guide from Hi Inov, a B2B venture capital fund by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs, can be downloaded directly here. Startups looking for practical tips and proven strategies for their next investor pitches will find Hi Inov's pitch deck guide an indispensable resource.

Download für den PitckDeck-Guide von Hi Inov — Download PitchDeck-Guide Hi Inov

About Hi Inov

Launched in 2013 by founders Pierre-Henri Dentressangle and Valérie Gombart, Hi Inov supports hyper-growth startups in their digital transformation.

With over 250 million euros in capital from entrepreneurs, SMEs and institutional investors, Hi Inov has made a name for itself. The experienced team and the resilient network accompany companies from their beginnings to global market leadership. The venture capital fund's portfolio already includes around thirty European companies, including successful names such as Deepki, Platform.sh, 360 Learning, Agorapulse and Ninox.

For all further information and the latest investor news, we recommend visiting Hi Inov's Startbase profile. Here you will find a comprehensive overview of Hi Inov's latest developments, successes and innovations.

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Investor 2013 Muenchen Wolfgang Krause Hi Inov is a European B2B fund made by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs. We support outstanding hypergrowth companies who transform the service and industrial landscape with their innovative solutions.

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