HI Angela
FEEDBACK: REVIEW: I enjoyed watching your elevator pitch and really liked the design of your infographic. Being a visual learned, the infographic was a great way to introduce your company. It was easy to follow, informative, and very user friendly. I also liked the way that you organized the ideas on your infographic with a variety of visuals and text display. Your idea is certainly one that is in predominant use in today’s market. Your product would certainly get funding with some considerations to address. In your infographic and pitch you stated the pain point and your solution. In both, your credentials, team and credibility were demonstrated well. I think talking more about your competitive advantage to other blended learning companies and emphasizing why you have an advantage over your competition with regard to proprietary technology or services in more detail in “What we do section”. As an investor, I was a bit unclear on how you are different or competitive. Perhaps listing four or five key features that make you different from Echo360, Publisher and Template etc. Using the same visual creativity in your infographic, I would recommend using some graphics, statistics or graphs in your elevator pitch would make as captivating as your infographic. I was unclear on your company’s needs for investment? What was your ask? Return? Exit plan? How much money do you need to start your company and how will your company pay out an investor and which exit plan would you offer? What is your revenue model and how would your company grow, expand and make money? The post-secondary market statistically is a large one. Perhaps focusing primarily on one area of the market then expanding with growth. You mentioned you worked for a college, do you propose to market BLEND at the college post-secondary level or university post-secondary level? I think both levels may have different needs given a different type of student. Perhaps your BLEND model would be slightly different for college vs. university. What are your future goals for your company as it grows or once an investment is made? I certainly think more post-secondary institutions will follow your BLEND approach. Well done Angela.