Grid110 September Pitch Practice
Join us for this workshop and gain expert advice on your 2-minute pitch! 🎤 6 companies will have the chance to pitch to our panel of experts and receive constructive feedback. Even if you are not pitching, sitting in on this session will be valuable to hear pitching tips and best practices. 🙌
➡️ If you would like to pitch: please submit your name, company name, company website, and the link to your LinkedIn profile when you register for the event here on Luma. Those who do not submit these materials will not be considered to pitch, however are welcome to join the session and learn by watching others pitch and receive feedback. Prepare to give a 2-minute pitch about your company (without a pitch deck), and you will receive 3 minutes of practical and thoughtful feedback from our panel.
PLEASE NOTE: Registering and submitting to pitch does not guarantee you a spot to pitch. If you are selected to pitch, we will notify you by 9/13. Please reach out to elle@grid110.org if you have any questions.
Meet Our Judge Panel ⬇️
Shrina Kurani is Executive Director at Grid110, providing entrepreneurs with access to community, mentors and critical resources through no cost, no equity programs. After building multiple companies focused on climate and equity, Shrina ran for United States Congress in 2022 on a strong climate platform, and co-founded SNØCAP, a deeptech climate fund.
Lauren Gregor is Founder and CEO of Rent a Romper, a rental clothing company for children (because they grow so fast). Prior to founding Rent a Romper, Lauren served as a strategy and operations leader at FirstGroup plc. She brings her experience in business and as a mom to her goal of making life easier for parents and the planet
Kristina Jones, an award-winning art director turned tech entrepreneur, pivoted from her success with courtbuddy.com to address a deeply personal issue. After raising $7.5 million and breaking barriers as the 14th African American woman to secure over $1M in VC funding, she turned her focus to children's mental health. Inspired by her own experience of losing her father at a young age, she founded guardianlane.com, an innovative platform offering on-demand counseling and community support for grieving children. Since its beta launch, Guardian Lane has partnered with over 3,000 schools and gained media attention from outlets like Vanity Fair and Forbes.