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Your Investor Pitch: what to say & how to say it at Edge Studio Voice Over

Your Investor Pitch: what to say & how to say it

A two-hour workshop for founders to strengthen and practice investor pitches, with instruction from Anthony Rose and David Goldberg and feedback from the group.

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October 30, 2026 · 1 PM – 3 PM

Edge Studio Voice Over, New York · Free ·

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Founders can refine their investor story, practice delivery, and test their pitch with feedback from Anthony Rose and David Goldberg.

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A free, two-hour workshop for founders who want to build a stronger investor pitch and deliver it with confidence. You know your business. You know the opportunity. But can you communicate it in a way that makes investors understand the potential, believe in you, and want to continue the conversation? On October 30, join a group of founders for a focused working session to assess the pitch you have today, identify what's missing, and turn it into a sharper, more compelling investor presentation. Anthony Rose, CEO of SeedLegals.com, tells you exactly what investors need to hear. David Goldberg, CEO of Prosody.center, shows you exactly how they need to hear it. Two hours, both experts, free. What you'll work on 1. Build the right investor storyStructure your pitch around what investors need to understand: opportunity, differentiation, competition, financials, traction, scalability, and why now. Cut unnecessary information, close narrative gaps, and make the value easier to grasp. 2. Deliver it with confidence and credibilityA strong deck isn't enough. Learn to make a strong first impression, create buy-in, use pace and pauses to make key numbers land, stress the words that carry value, and steady your voice under pressure. Use your voice to communicate with the composure and authority investors expect. 3. Test and refine your pitchPitch in front of others and discover where the room leans in, where you lose them, and what needs to change.

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