🎤 Pitch Practice: Grid110 Pitching Workshop
Join us for this workshop and gain expert advice on your 2-minute pitch! 🎤 8 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. The first 8 companies who submit will get to pitch, so register now! 🙌
➡️ 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 January 25 via email. Please reach out to maya@grid110.org if you have any questions.
Meet Our Judge Panel: Grid110's Entrepreneurs in Residence + Grid110 Portfolio Founder ⬇️
Over the last 10 years, Joe Magee has helped create multiple companies from content, consumer to B2B. Along with starting companies, he's also been fortunate to buy one and sell one. Most recently he's been angel investing and advising companies while he starts his next venture.
Trevor Wilkins is a proud Chicagoan, taco enthusiast and startup operator at heart. His passion for the startup world began his Junior year in college when he developed a platform that rewarded students for academic achievements with a group of friends. Before his current position, Trevor helped Quake Capital open their Los Angeles office, and he now works as ScaleHealth’s head of growth. In addition, he runs a patient monitoring platform and mentors companies from LA to NYC.
As the Colombian-American founder of El Camino Travel, Katalina Mayorga has been on a mission to change the way we travel, making it more accessible and inclusive, while empowering women travelers and the local operators who are critical to the experience. As a veteran of the travel industry, building a seven figure business, her vision for El Camino is to be a modern tech enabled travel company making a positive impact by delivering on the unique needs of half the world’s population - women, while supporting the small business owners, who lack the support to grow and scale. Katalina has been featured in the New York Times, Condé Nast Traveler, Washington Post, among several other prominent media outlets and is often tapped for her expertise in emerging trends within the travel industry.