Turn Your Startup Into a Story for an Investment Presentation

What is Pitch Ready?

An intensive "Pitch Preparation Process" for high-potential tech founders to turn your startup into a story and prepare you to pitch for funding.

What You Get:

Initial Deep Dive

Review of your current pitch and presentation. Analysis of your business story, case studies and presentation performance.

Storified Pitch

Clarify your narrative and structure your story for maximum investor impact.

Live Rehearsals

Refine your story until it's ready. Practise your pitch with real-time feedback and recorded reviews.

Final Review & Outcome

A strong business story that investors hear, remember and act upon.

Included:

Storytelling training. Share your business story like an Irish Seanchaí.

Attention-hacking techniques to increase engagement, interest and recollection.

Presentation and public speaking skills to enhance presence, performance and poise.

And more:

Pitch Q&A simulation.
Urgency based scheduling.
Online training vault.
Ongoing support between sessions.
And much more!

Who is Christine?

Hailing from the Northeast coast of Ireland, Christine Mullaney is an international coach, speaker, communications specialist and award-winning host of the Hiberno Stories podcast, where she writes and shares stories, poetry and often insights from founders, investors and innovators shaping the future of tech and services.

With a 25-year global career spanning inter-cultural communications, public speaking, Speech and Drama teaching, English Neurolanguage® and Brain-based Coaching®, Christine has trained and coached professionals from over 50 countries on five continents. She brings extensive experience in public speaking, Irish storytelling, business writing, Neurocultural Communication, marketing, entrepreneurship and international education.

As a TEDx speaker and speaker coach, Christine understands how to craft messages that resonate. She has helped ESG startups storify their pitches for accelerators and angel investors and now brings that expertise to ambitious tech services founders ready to raise.

Why work with Christine?

Christine immediately identifies the potholes in your pitch and helps you fill them fast. Feedback is practical, actionable, and tailored to each founder.

She combines neuroscience, storytelling and public speaking techniques in a unique way to create pitches that stick.

You will be challenged. Christine will press you to uncover the deepest aspects of yourself and business which make you investible. You will never balk under questioning again.

Why Pitch Ready?

Here's your first hard truth - most seasoned investors can see through your business in seconds. What they really want to know is if you are investible. When you pitch, investors look inside your soul for your story. Every startup has one. Most of you just haven't realised it. All are worthy of being shared.

Busy tech founders, like you, often don't have time to take the time to reflect on the attempts, failures and successes that got you to where you are now. Many of you often forget the most important thing too, the stories of the clients who walked alongside you. The "Pitch Ready Process" will teach you how to weave your statistics into your story in a way that entices investors to engage.

No deeper a business relationship will you have than with your investors. Begin laying its foundations in under ten minutes after working through the "Pitch Ready Process."

What People Say:

Donal Quinn, ENSO Founder

“Working with Christine transformed our pitch into a story — we finally got the traction we needed. Now, I'm excited about presenting, and more confident answering tough questions."

Ulrike, Camporo Founder

“Christine's insight and guidance boosted my confidence and turned my business into a story. Not only did I present Camporo in English but also in Spanish - and I'm German!"

Ray McLennan, Angel Investor / Credit Academy Creator

“The days of the 12-minute pitch are gone. Now, it's 6 minutes. Well, actually, it's one minute, but 6 is common."

Ray's Interview

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