ULS Entrepreneurship Office and CORFO will hold an ''Elevator Pitch'' workshop

entrepreneurship 

The training activity will have a capacity of forty people. 

The Entrepreneurship Office of the University of La Serena, together with CORFO Coquimbo Region, will hold the ''Elevator Pitch'' workshop, led by the speaker Héctor Sepúlveda Velásquez, creator and Head Coach of the ''Power Pitch Method''. This free workshop will be aimed at higher education students who participated in the ''Startup Phase 0: Prepare to Undertake'' program.

The ''Power Pitch Method'' consists of learning to explain business ideas to an investor in record time, creating a clear, rational and concise summary of a business project, in addition to putting into practice various techniques to the construction of a Pitch script (speech), applied to real business projects, products or services.

The ''Power Pitch Method'' philosophy is to consider any Elevator Pitch or presentation as a stage event. This means that it has a script and a performance or execution by one or more people, and precisely that fact is ignored or despised by many, until they fail with their presentations. The method proposes to prepare a pitch, such as a play, write a good script and then execute a good performance of this creation, incorporating new tools that entrepreneurs must use when presenting themselves to their potential clients.

This activity has a limit of forty people and anyone who has a business idea validated with the Startup methodology, used in previous activities, can participate. It could be the idea they developed in the workshop or a new one. 

The workshop is free and will take place on May 23, 2014, from 14:30 p.m. to 19:00 p.m. at the Hotel Club La Serena, Avda. del Mar 1000, La Serena.

Registrations are made by sending an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., indicating the name and 2 surnames of the group participants. For questions, you can contact the Entrepreneurship Office of the University of La Serena at phone number 2-334718.