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Good morning. My name is David Rose.
早安,我是David Rose
I am a serial entrepreneur turned serial investor.
我從一個連續創業家,轉為一個連續投資者
And by the use of pitching PowerPoints to VCs,
藉由有說服力的PowerPoint
I have personally raised tens of millions of dollars
我曾親自從創投業者那
from VCs through PowerPoint pitches.
募得上千萬美元的資金
And then, turning round to the other side of the equation,
然後,我轉換身份成為投資者
I have personally supervised the investment
也曾經親自管理上百萬
of tens of millions of dollars into companies
的公司投資案
who have been pitching me with PowerPoint presentations.
那些公司也是用PowerPoint來說服我
So I think it's safe to say I know a little bit
所以,我應該還夠格說,對如何說服創投者
about the process of pitching.
我還算有一點了解
So, the very first question that you've all got to figure out
因此,我認為當你接觸創投業
is: what is the single most important thing
來投銷你的商業點子時
that a VC is looking for when you come to them
各位第一要搞清楚的問題是
pitching your new business idea?
什麼是他們所想知道的
And there are obviously all kinds of things.
還有許多明顯要知道的事
There are business models, and there are financials,
包括商業模式,和財務分析
and there are markets
也包括市場分析
and there is that. Overall, of all the things that you have to do,
總括來說,你必須要作的事當中
what is the single most important thing the VC
什麼是創投唯一最想要
is going to be investing in?
知道的呢?
Somebody? What?
有人可以說看看嗎?是什麼?
(Audience: People.)
聽眾: 人
David S. Rose: People? You! That's it -- you are the person.
人?就是你--你就是這個最關鍵的人物
And so therefore, the entire purpose of a VC pitch
所以,整個說服創投者的整個過程中
is to convince them that you are the entrepreneur
就是為了說服他們
in whom they are going to invest their money
你是他們想要投資的創業家
and make a lot of money in return.
而且可以幫助他們獲得更高價值的回報
Now, how do you do this?
所以,你該怎麼作呢?
You can't just walk up and say, you know,
你不能只是走上前然後說
"Hi, I'm a really good guy, and a good girl,
「你好,我真是個好男孩,好女孩,
and you should really invest in me." Right?
你們應該投資我」是吧?
So, in the course of your VC pitch, you have a very few minutes,
所以,整個創投提案的過程,你只會有幾分鐘的時間
and most VC pitches --
而大多數的創投提案
most angel pitches are about 15 minutes,
天使投資大約有15分鐘
most VC pitches should be less than half an hour.
多數的創投提案則少於半小時
People's attention span after 18 minutes begins to drop off,
實驗證明,人的注意力僅能維持18分鐘
tests have shown.
然後就會開始降低
So in that 18 minutes, or 10 minutes, or five minutes,
所以在那18分鐘,或10分鐘,或5分鐘的時間內
you have to convey a whole bunch of different characteristics.
你必須傳遞出許多不同的人格特質
You actually have to convey about 10 different characteristics
實際上,從你上台報告開始
while you're standing up there.
你必須傳達出約10種不同的人格特質
What's the single most important thing you've got to convey?
而哪一項是最重要的特質,你必須傳達的?
What?
是什麼?
(Audience: Integrity.)
(觀眾) 正直
DSR: Boy, oh boy, oh boy! And that's a straight line we got
哇!好傢伙!正中目標!
right over there. And I didn't even prompt him.
我甚至都還沒有提醒他呢
You're right, integrity. Because that's the key thing.
答對了,正直,因為這是最重要的
I would much rather invest in somebody -- you know,
你知道嗎?我寧願投資在
take a chance on somebody -- who I know is straight
某個我知道是正直的人身上
than somebody where there's any possible question
也不願投資給某個可能有問題的人
of, you know, who are they looking out for,
也就是他們可能另有所圖
and what's going on.
或企圖不明
So the most important thing is integrity.
所以最重要的特質是正直
And what's the second most important thing after integrity?
除了正直之外,第二重要的特質是什麼?
Let's see if you can get this one.
讓我們看看有沒有人可以回答這個問題
(Audience: Self-confidence.)
(觀眾)自信
DSR: Close enough! Passion.
非常接近了! 是熱情
Right, so here you want --
沒錯,我們要的是
entrepreneurs by definition are people
定義上的創業家
who are leaving something else, starting a new world over here,
這些人會跳脫世俗,開啟一個全新的世界
creating and putting their lifeblood into this kind of thing.
而且會把他們所有的心血完全投入到這項事業
You've got to convey passion.
各位必須要傳遞出熱情
If you're not passionate about your own company,
如果你自己都對自己的公司沒有熱情
why on Earth should anyone else be passionate?
別人怎麼會對它有熱情呢?
Why should they put more money into your company,
一旦你自己都沒有熱情
if you're not passionate about it?
其他人為什麼要投入資金在你的公司呢?
So, integrity and passion: the single most important things out there.
所以,正直加上熱情,是創業家最重要的必備特質
Then there are a whole panoply of other things
接著還有很多其它重要的特質
that you've got to do, to wrap up in this package
是你在向創投業者簡報時
that you're presenting to a VC.
所必須傳達的
Experience.
例如:經驗
You've got to be able to say, "Hey, you know, I've done this before."
你必須能大聲說出:「我之前做過這個」
And "done this before" is starting an enterprise and creating value,
「之前做過這個」是指開創一個企業及創造價值
and taking something from beginning to end.
而且是包括了從頭到尾都有參與到
So that's why VCs love to fund serial entrepreneurs.
這也就是為何創投喜愛資助連續創業家
Because even if you didn't do it right the first time,
因為即使你一開始沒有作好
you've learned the lessons, which are going to
你也曾經在失敗中學到了寶貴的一課
stand you in very good stead the next time.
會對在下一次創業有所幫助
And now along with that, along with the experience
所以曾有過開創公司的經驗
of starting an enterprise, or running something --
或是進行過相關工作的經驗
and it doesn't have to be a business.
不一定要是一個企業
It can be in an organization at school,
也可以是學校社團
it can be a not-for-profit.
或是非營利組織
But they want experience in creating an organization.
但他們會希望讓有經驗的人來開創一個組織
Next up is knowledge.
下一個特質是專業知識
If you're telling me you're going to be
如果你告訴我,你打算成為
the great developer of the map of the human genome,
了不起的人類基因圖譜研發商
you'd better know what a human genome is.
你最好懂得什麼是人類基因組
I mean, I want you to have domain expertise.
我的意思是,你必須要有相關領域的專業知識
So I don't want somebody who's saying,
我不希望有人說
"Hey, I've got a great idea in a business I know nothing about.
我一點都不懂,但我有好的點子
I don't know who the players are.
我不知道誰是這個行業的競爭者
I don't know what the market is like."
我不知道這個市場的狀況
So you've got to know your market.
因此,你必須對你要進入的市場有所了解
You've got to know your area.
你必須懂你要進入的領域
And then you have to have the skills that it takes
你還必須要有讓這間公司
to get a company going.
繼續營運的能力
And those skills include everything from technical skills,
這些能力包括來自技術的各個層面
if it's a technology business, to marketing, and sales,
如果是科技產業,也包含市場與行銷
and management, and so on.
還有管理等
But, you know, not everybody has all these skills.
但不是每個人都擁有所有的能力
There are very few people who have the full set of skills
只有少數人具備完整的技能
that it takes to run a company.
來經營一家公司
So what else do you require?
因此,你還需要什麼?
Well, leadership.
是的,就是領袖特質
You've got to be able to convince us
你必須有能力來說服我們
that you either have developed a team
你曾經培養過一個團隊,擁有所有這些所需的特質
that has all those factors in it, or else you can.
或你自己本身具備所有的特質
And you have the charisma and the management style
你還必須擁有領袖魅力和管理風格
and the ability to get people to follow your lead,
以及讓別人追隨你的領導能力
to inspire them, to motivate them to be part of your team.
能夠激發他們、鼓舞他們成為你團隊的一份子
All right, then, having done all that,
然而,在擁有這些特質之後
what else do I want to know as a VC?
還有什麼其它的事,是身為創投的我想知道的呢?
I want to know that you have commitment.
我想知道你能信守承諾
That you are going to be here to the end.
你是否願意撐到最後一刻
I want you to say, or I want you to convey,
我想要由你口中說出,或是你傳遞出
that you are going to die if you have to, with your very last breath,
為這間公司鞠躬盡瘁、死而後已
with your fingernails scratching as they drag you out.
在被拖出公司時,你的指甲會在四壁留下抓痕
You're going to keep my money alive
你也要保証我的投資不會血本無歸
and you're going to make more money out of it.
而且還會賺更多回來
So I don't want somebody who's going to cut and run
我不希望投資在一個
at the first opportunity.
當一遇到危機
Because bad things happen.
就溜之大吉的人
There's never been an angel- or a venture-funded company
因為從來都沒有創投天使和創投公司所投資的新創公司
where bad things didn't happen.
從來都沒有壞事發生
So I want to know that you're committed to be there
所以我想知道你對所承諾的事
to the very end.
會堅持到最後
You've got to have vision.
你還必須有願景
You've got to be able to see where this is going.
你要能夠看清楚未來的走向
I don't want another "me too" product.
我不要一個只會說"我也是"的產品
I want somebody who knows, who can change the world out there.
我要一個能明瞭一切,能改變世界的人
But on top of that, I also need realism.
但除此之外,我也需要腳踏實地的人
Because I need to know that you know that
因為我需要知道你明白
while changing the world is great, it doesn't always happen.
能改變世界是最好的,但那不一定必然會發生
And before you get to change the world,
並且在你有能力改變世界之前
bad things are going to take place.
困難總是會先發生
And you've got to be able to deal with that.
所以你必須有能力去處理解決這些困難
And you have to have rational projections and stuff.
而且你必須有合理的推論等相關想法
And then finally, you're asking for my money,
最後,你向我籌資
not just because it's my money, but because it's me.
並不只是因為你需要我的錢,
You need to be coachable.
而是因為你願意被我指導
So I need to know that you have the ability to listen.
所以我必須知道你肯聆聽
We've had a lot of experience.
我們有過許多實務經驗
People who are VCs or angels investing in you
投資你的創投公司或天使
have had experience and they'd like to know
有豐富的經驗, 而他們想知道的是
that you want to hear that experience.
你願意去了解那些經驗
Okay, so how do you convey all these 10 things in 10 minutes
但你如何在有限的10分鐘內,
without saying any more?
傳達這10種人格特質而不囉嗦?
You can't say, "Hey, I've got high integrity,
你不能只是說.「我很正直,
invest in me!" Right?
投資我吧!」 對嗎?
You've got to do a whole pitch that conveys this
你必須表現出這10種特質
without conveying it.
但不讓人覺得你在刻意傳達這些訊息
So think about your pitch as a timeline.
因此,將你的提案想像成一條時間線
It starts off, you walk in the door.
從你一踏進門就開始進行
They know nothing at all, whatsoever, about you.
他們對你一無所知
And you can take them on an emotional --
而你可以左右他們的情緒
all pitches, or all sales presentations, are emotional at some level.
所有的提案或所有的銷售報告,或多或少都受情緒左右
You can go up, you can go down, right?
你可以將情緒拉高或降低
And it goes from beginning to end.
從開始到結束都是如此
You walk in the door. So the first thing you've got to do --
一走進門,第一件要做的事
the overall, you know, arc of your presentation --
對於你整體的報告而言
it's got to start like a rocket.
必須有快如火箭的開頭
You've got maybe 10 seconds -- between 10 and 30 seconds,
你可能只有10秒,一般是介於10到30秒之間
depending on how long the pitch is -- to get their attention.
來吸引他們的注意,視提案時間長短而定
In my case, "I've invested. I have got tens of millions of dollars
以我為例: 「我一直在投資,我已經獲利數千萬美元,
from PowerPoint pitches.
都是靠PowerPoint提案而來的
I have invested tens of millions of dollars."
我已投資了數千萬美元」
That's it -- that should get you right there.
類似這樣.這應該能給你們一些概念
This can be a factor, and everybody can be saying
這會是一個因素,而每個人都可能認為這不符合直覺
it's counterintuitive. It can be a story, it can be experience.
開頭可以是一個故事或經驗
But you've got to grab their emotional attention, focused on you,
但你一定要掌握住他們的情感注意力,將目光集中在你身上
within that first few seconds.
關鍵就是開頭的幾秒鐘時間
And then from there, you've got to take them
然後,一步步的,你要引導他們
on a very solid, steady, upward path, right from beginning to end.
到牢靠、穩健且漸入佳境的方向
And everything has got to be reinforcing this.
從頭到尾都要不斷地加強這一點
And you've got to get better, and better, and better, and better.
你必須要愈來愈好、再好、還要更好
And it's revving up to the very end,
一步步堆砌起來
and then at the very end you've got to -- boom! --
最後,「砰」一聲
knock them out of the park.
向他們擊出一支漂亮的全壘打
You want to be able to get them to such an emotional high
將他們帶往情緒高潮
that they are ready to write you a check, throw money at you,
讓他們馬上簽下支票給你,搶著投錢給你
right there before you leave.
就在你離開之前
Okay, so how do you do that?
好,所以你要怎麼做才能辦到呢?
Well, first of all, logical progression.
首先,要有邏輯的進程
Any time you go backwards, any time you skip a step --
當你往回走,或跳過了某個步驟時
imagine walking up a staircase where some of the treads are missing,
想像你正在走樓梯,其中缺了些階梯
or the heights are different heights.
或階與階之間的高度不同
You stop, you've got to figure it out.
你停下來,你必須弄清楚
You want a nice logical progression.
你需要一個合理的邏輯進程
Start with telling them what the market is.
從告訴他們市場的情況開始
Why are you going to do X, Y or Z.
為什麼你要這麼做,步驟 X, Y或 Z
And then you've got to tell me how you're going to do it,
然後,你必須告訴我你要怎麼做?
and what it is you're going to do. How you're going to do it.
你要做的是什麼?你要如何達成?
And the whole -- it's got to flow from beginning to end.
將這套流程將從頭貫徹到尾
You've also got to let me know that there are touchstones.
你還必須告訴我試行結果
You want to tie in to the rest of the world out there.
你要能和真實的世界連接起來
So, for example,
舉例而言
if you reference companies I've heard of,
如果你提到我聽過的公司
or basic items in your business,
或是你業務中的基本項目
I want to know about them. Things that I can relate to:
我需要全盤瞭解.讓我能去想像
validators, or anything that tells me somebody else has approved this,
提出證明,或任何能證實已經有人認可該項目
or there's outside validation.
或有其他外部的證明
It can be sales; it can be you've got an award for something;
可能是銷量,或是得了獎
it can be, people have done it before;
可能是之前已經有人做過
it can be your beta tests are going great.
也可能是你的原型試驗效果很好
Whatever. I want to know validation,
無論如何,我需要看到證明
that you're telling me not just what you're telling me,
來背書你所說不是只有你自己在想
but that somebody else -- or something else out there --
而是有其他人也這麼認為
says this makes sense.
或有實物可以證明你說的合理
And then, because I'm looking for the upside here,
再者,我所尋求的是利基
I've got to have believable upside.
而且是可信的利基
And that's two parts.
所以有兩個方面
It's got to be upside, and it's got to be believable.
其一是有利可圖,其二是這個利要實際可達成
The upside means that if you're telling me that you're going
有利可圖的意思,是你必須告訴我
to be out there, five years out, making a million dollars a year --
你將衝刺五年,每年賺進一百萬元
hmm. That's not really upside.
嗯,這個利基並不高
Telling me you're going to be out there making a billion dollars a year --
但你如果跟我說,你每年要賺進十億元
that's not believable.
那就不太實際
So it's got to be both sides.
所以,兩個方面都必須兼顧
On the other hand, there are a lot of things that drive me down,
另外,有很多事會讓我不感興趣
take the emotional level down,
使我的情緒指數下降
and you've got to recover from those.
你必須要移除這些可能性
And those, for example, are anything you tell me
舉例來說,你說的內容
that I know is not true.
我早就知道是不切實際
"We have no competition. There's nobody else
像是「我們沒有競爭對手,
who's ever made a widget like this."
沒人做過這樣的新產品」
Odds are I probably know somebody who has made a widget.
可能我早就知道有人做過
And the minute you tell me that -- boom! You know,
所以一旦你說沒人做過,碰! 你就完了
I discount half of what you're saying from then on.
我開始會對你說的話打對折
Anything that makes me think. Anything that I don't understand,
任何讓我思考或是不瞭解的事
where I have to make the leap myself, in my own head,
使我必須在腦海中打轉的事
is going to stop the flow of the presentation.
都會打斷報告的連貫性
So, you've got to take me through like a sixth grader --
所以,你必須要像對待六年級的學生一樣
dub, dub, dub, dub, dub -- but without patronizing me.
按步就班的說明,但不能屈居於我
And it's a very tricky path to do it.
要做到這樣很難
But if you can do it, it works really, really well.
但如果你能做到,那就會非常順利
Anything that's inconsistent within the concept of your thing.
還有,不能出現前後矛盾
If you tell me sales of X, Y or Z are 10 million dollars,
如果你說X、Y 或Z的銷售額是一千萬元
and the next slide, or five slides later, they're five million dollars.
可是下一張投影片,或五張之後,數據變成五百萬元
Well, one may have been gross sales,
當然,可能一個數代表毛利
one may have been net sales,
一個數代表淨利
but I want to know that all the numbers make sense together.
但我只想看到合理的數字
And then finally, anything that's an error, or a typo,
最後要注意的像是錯誤、錯字
or a stupid mistake, or a line that's in the wrong place.
或其他愚蠢的過失,或一條莫名出現的線
That shows me that -- if you can't even do a presentation,
這些都表示,如果你連報告都做不好
how the heck can you run a company?
你怎麼能經營一間公司?
So this all feeds in together.
以上就是所有該注意的要點了
All right, so the best way to do this stuff is to look at our betters,
因此,最好的提案方式就是找出我們較好的一面
look at people who have done this before.
觀摩已經做過這行的人
So let's look at the most successful technology executive
我們來看看這行最成功的科技執行長
in the business and see how a presentation goes.
看他們是怎麼提案的
Bill Gates' PowerPoint presentation over here.
這是比爾‧蓋茲的PowerPoint報告
Here's Gates doing a thing for Windows.
蓋茲在介紹Windows的新功能
Is this the way you should do a PowerPoint presentation?
這是正確的PowerPoint報告方式嗎?
What do you think?
你覺得呢?
No. Who do you think we should look at as our role model?
不! 你覺得誰才是我們該模仿的對象?
Oh, isn't that funny! There's another great one over here.
噢,真好笑!這是另一位巨人
Yes? OK, Steve Jobs.
同意嗎?對,是賈伯斯(Steve Jobs)
You want absolute -- this is the Zen of presentation, right?
你要追求一種絕對--這是報告的禪境,對吧?
Here he is. One little guy, black jeans and stuff,
他就在這,一個小個頭,穿著黑色牛仔褲
on a totally empty stage.
站在一個空蕩的舞台上
What are you focusing on?
你會把目光放在哪裡?
You're focusing on him! This is Steve Jobs.
放在他身上! 賈伯斯身上!
So, you know, our great -- these
所以,你了解到
wonderful long bullet points, a whole list of things, you know -- good!
把所有好的點,一長串都列出來,很棒!
No, they're not.
不,這樣不好
The long bullet points are bad.
一長串的列點很糟
What's good? Short, short bullet points.
怎麼才好? 簡短的要點
But you know what?
但你知道嗎
Even better than short bullet points are no bullet points.
比簡短的要點更好的,就是沒有列點
Just give me the headline over here.
給我標題就好
And you know what?
所以你知道嗎
How many bullet points or headlines does Steve Jobs use?
賈伯斯用了多少個要點和標題?
Basically none.
基本上為零
What do you do?
你要怎麼做?
Best of all, images. Just a simple image.
最好的方式--圖片. 只要一張簡單的圖
I looked at the image -- a picture's worth a thousand words.
看著影像,一張圖片勝過千言萬語
You look at the image and you see that, and you drop the whole thing.
你看著影像,看過之後,你就會完全臣服
And then, you come back to me.
然後你的注意力會回到我身上
And you're focused on me and why I'm such a great guy,
注意到我,還有為何我是個這麼棒的傢伙
and why you want to invest in me.
還有你為什麼應該投資我
And why this whole thing makes sense.
為何整件事聽起來都很合理
So with that said, we only have a very, very short time.
如此看來,我們只有很短暫的時間
So let's run through the things you've got to include
讓我們把你需要在提案中呈現的東西
in your presentation.
一起順一次
Well, first of all, start out. None of these big, long-titled slides
首先,不要做冗長標題的投影片
with blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah
不要盡講些五四三的
and I'm presenting to so-and-so, such-and-such a date.
不要說「我將誰和誰提案、今天幾月幾號」這種話
I know the day, I know who I am, I know you're presenting.
我知道日期,我知道我是誰,我也知道你要提案
I don't need all that.
這些我都不想聽
Just give me your company logo.
你只要給我公司的LOGO
I look at the logo, and it sort of ties it to my brain.
我看到LOGO,那就會和我的大腦產生聯結
And then I come back to you. I'm focused on you, OK?
然後我再回到你身上,將注意力放在你身上
You do that, you give me your quick
你要做的,給我一個快速
15-second or 30-second intro, grab my attention.
15到30秒的介紹,抓住我的注意力
And then you want to give me a quick business overview.
然後快速地概述你的業務
This is not a five-minute pitch. This is, you know, two sentences.
這不是五分鐘的提案,這只需要兩句話
"We build widgets for the X, Y, Z market."
「我們為X、Y、Z市場打造了新產品」
Or, "We sell services to help somebody do X." You know, whatever.
或「我們販售服務幫助某人做某事」.像這樣的話
And that is like the picture on the outside of a jigsaw puzzle box.
這就像是拼圖盒外面的圖案
That lets me know the context.
讓我瞭解其中的脈絡
It gives me the armature for the whole thing
讓我獲得整件事的主要架構
you're going to be going through.
就是所有你想要表達的東西
And it lets me put everything else in relation to something
這也能讓我把其他你所說過的事
you've already told me.
給連結起來
So there you go -- walk me through,
就像這樣,讓我瞭解事情的始末
show me who your management team is.
秀出你的管理團隊
It's helpful that you've had experience
如果你有經驗,或你之前做過這行
and you've done this kind of thing before.
是會有所幫助的
And I want to know the market -- the size of the market.
我還要知道市場--市場的大小
Why is this market worth getting at over here?
為何這個市場值得耕耘?
I want to know your product, and that's very important.
我要知道你的產品,這非常重要
Now, this is not a product pitch, not a sales pitch.
但這不是個產品提案或銷售提案
I don't want to know all the ins and outs,
我不想知道所有的細節
and the gazuntas and the yaddas and stuff.
及其他瑣碎的事情
I just want to know -- what the heck is it?
我只想知道,它到底是什麼?
If it's a website, show me a screenshot of your website.
如果是個網站,秀出一個網站的畫面
You know, don't do a live demo.
不要做現場的展示
No, never do a live demo.
記住,千萬不要做現場的展示
Do a canned demo, or do something that lets me know
預先做好示範帶,或用一些方法來讓我了解
why people are going to buy whatever it is.
為何人們會花錢買這樣東西
Then I want to know -- now that I know what you're selling,
接下來,我想知道的--現在我知道你要賣的是什麼
tell me how you make money on it.
告訴我你要如何靠它賺錢
For every X you sell, you get Y, you do your services of Z.
每賣出X,你會獲利Y,你做的服務是Z
I want to know what the business model is
我要知道你的營利模式
on a sort of per-unit basis, or for the actual product
是以單位為基礎
that you're selling.
或是視你實際所賣出的產品
I want to know who you're selling this thing to,
我要知道你將這東西賣給誰
in terms of customers.
以顧客的立場來看
And I want to know if you have any relationships
我還要知道你是否有任何人脈
that are going to be special to help you.
可以特別幫助你
Whether you have a distribution relationship with somebody,
無論是你認識某個經銷商
you know, you have a producing partner. Or, you know,
或者你有特定的供應商夥伴
again, validation.
只要有證據說明
This helps to say you're bigger than just one little thing over here.
顯現出你不是孤軍奮戰
But then, everybody has competition.
但每個人都有競爭對手
There has never been a company
從來沒有一間公司
that doesn't have competition.
是沒有競爭對手的
Even if the competition is the old way of doing something.
即使這個競爭是以傳統的方式去做某件事
I want to know exactly what your competition is,
我都要知道你確切的競爭對手為何
and then that will help me judge
這才能幫助我判斷
how you fit into the whole operation over here.
你要如何切入目前的運作中
But then, I want to know how you're special.
然後我要知道你有什麼過人之處
If I know what your competition does,
如果我了解你競爭對手的作法
how are you going to prevent your competition
你要如何預防競爭對手
from eating your lunch over here?
吞掉你的市場?
And then all this ties into the financial overview.
而以上全部都和財務概況有關
And you have to have -- you can't do a VC pitch
你必須有財務報告
without giving me your financials.
不然你無法做創投提案
I want to know three and, you know, a year or two back,
我要看到三年前,或一、二年前的報表
or as long as you've been in existence.
或從你的企業開始存在以來的所有報表
And I want to know three or four or five years forward.
以及未來三年、四年或五年的報表
Five is a bit much. Probably four is rational.
五年有點太多,四年可能比較合理
And I want to know how that business model that you showed me
我還要知道你提出的商業模式
on a product basis is going to translate into a company model.
在產品的基礎上,如何轉換為公司模式
And, you know, how many widgets are you going to sell?
還有新產品的銷售量將有多少
You're making X amount per widget.
你的每個新產品有X利潤
I want to know what the driver is.
我要知道驅使銷售的動力何在
We're going to have 1,000 customers this year,
我們今年將會有一千個客戶
and 10,000 next year.
明年會有一萬個
And our revenues are going to go this, that and the other thing.
且我們的盈收將會不斷攀升到某一個層級
And so that gives me the whole picture for the next several years
這讓我能清楚看出未來幾年內
into which I'm investing.
我投資報酬的整體藍圖
And I want to know how the money you're going to get from me
我還要知道你從我這裡拿到的錢
is going to help you get there.
如何能幫助你達成目標
You're going to open an offshore plant in China,
你是否要在中國開設海外工廠
you're going to spend it all on sales and marketing,
或是將所有的錢投入銷售與行銷
you're going to go to Tahiti, or whatever out there.
或者你要前往大溪地,或其他地方
But then comes the ask.
然後問題來了
This is where you tell me how much you actually want to get.
這是你要求實際獲得的金額
You're looking for 5 million -- at what kind of valuation?
你需要五百萬元. 那我該如何評定這個金額?
Two million at 100,000.
投資十萬賺回兩百萬
What's the money in so far? Who invested?
你目前已籌到多少?有誰投資?
I hope you invested personally.
我希望你自己也有投資
Because I'm following on.
因為我是跟進投資
If you can't invest in your own thing, why should I invest in it?
如果連你都沒投資,那我為何要投資?
So I like to know if you have friends and family,
所以我要知道你是否有朋友或家人
or angel investors in there, or you've had more VCs before.
或金主已經投入資金,或你曾有很多創投經驗
What's the capital structure up until this point?
到目前為止,資本結構如何?
And then finally, having done all that,
最後,如果以上都做到了
you've now told me the whole thing,
你已交待了所有的細節
so now you've got to bring it back to that conclusion.
你還是要將話題帶入結論
This is that rocket going up.
這會是那支火箭向上衝刺的時刻
So hopefully everything has been positive, positive, positive,
所以希望之前所有一切都很順利
more positive.
順利、順利、還要更順利
And everything, everything you say clicks with me,
而且你所說的一切都讓我動心
and it all makes sense.
一切都合理
And I'm thinking, "This is really, really great."
我心裡也想著「這是很棒的提案」
And then you take me back to your logo.
然後你將我的視線帶回你的公司LOGO
Just your logo on the screen.
螢幕上只放著LOGO
And I look at the logo -- okay, good.
然後我看著LOGO,嗯,很好
Now I come back to you. Nothing else to look at, right?
我回頭看你,沒有其他要看的東西了,對嘛?
And now, you've got to wrap it up and tie it up here.
然後你要開始總結,把一切綜合起來
You've got to give me the final, you know -- boom! --
給我一個最終的...碰(驚喜)!
the final pitch that's going to send me into space.
用最後的提案把我射入太空
Now, in the process of doing this over here,
在處理這套提案的過程中
how do you remember the sequences and doers?
你如何記得所有順序和該做的事?
You've noticed here that I'm not looking at the screen, right?
你已注意到我沒有盯著螢幕看,對嗎?
The screen is, actually, in this room, is set up so it's in front of me.
這個房間的螢幕,是設在我的背後
So, I couldn't even see if I wanted to.
我想看也看不到
So now, how do I know what's going on here?
那我又怎麼知道進行到哪了
Well, I've got a laptop in front of me,
我的面前有台筆電
but you're looking at me. And you're looking at this.
但你看著我,還看著螢幕
What do you think I'm looking at?
你認為我在看什麼?
You think that I'm looking at that?
你覺得我有在看螢幕嗎?
No, I'm looking actually at a special version
沒有,其實我在看一個特別版本的
of PowerPoint over here,
PowerPoint
which shows me the slides ahead, the slides behind,
它會預先秀出下一張投影片,還有上一張
my notes from here, so I can see what's going on.
還有我的筆記--所以,我能清楚掌握情況
PowerPoint has this built into every copy of PowerPoint
PowerPoint已將這個功能內建到
that's shipped.
每一套PowerPoint軟體裡
If you use Apple's Keynote, it's got an even better version in Keynote.
如果你是使用蘋果的Keynote,就有更好的版本能用
And then there's another program, called Ovation,
另外,還有一套程式叫Ovation
you can get from Adobe, that they just bought last summer.
你可以向Adobe購買,去年夏天才剛推出的
Which actually helps you run the whole timers,
內含能幫助你控制全程的計時器
and it lets you figure out what's going on.
而且讓你清楚掌握現況
So, here's my wrap up to take you to the moon, right?
現在,我該做讓你飛上月球的總結了,對吧?
David's -- I usually do a top 10, we don't have time for top 10s.
我通常會給出10個最重要的秘訣,但現在沒有時間了
So David's top five presentation tips.
所以,這裡是我的五個報告秘訣:
Number one: always use presenter mode,
第五、永遠使用報告模式
or Ovation, or presenter tools,
或Ovation,或其他報告工具
because it lets you know exactly where you're going.
因為那能讓你清楚報告的確切走向
It helps you pace yourself, it gives you a timer
還能讓你按部就班
so we end on time and the whole bit.
我們就能準時、完整地結束報告
Number four: always use remote control.
第四、永遠使用遙控器
Have you seen me touch the computer?
你有看到我碰電腦嗎?
No, you haven't. Why not?
沒有.為什麼?
Because I'm using remote control over here.
因為我用的是這支遙控器
Always use remote control.
永遠使用遙控器
Number three:
第三、
the handouts you give are not your presentation.
講義的資料要和你的提案不同
If you follow my suggestions, you're going to have a very spare,
如果你遵守這點建議,你將會游刃有餘
very Zen-like presentation, which is great for conveying
禪意十足.這對傳遞你的個人特質很好用
who you are and getting people emotionally involved.
並能讓聽者的情緒受到渲染
But it's not really good as a handout.
但這不太適用於講義
You want to have a handout that gives a lot more information,
講義是要提供更多資訊的
because the handout has to stand without you over here.
因為講義要能在你不在時替代你
Number three:
第二、
don't read your speech.
不要唸稿
Can you imagine? "Well, you should invest in my company
你能想像嗎,「你應投資我的公司」
because it's really good."
「因為這是一個好公司」
It doesn't work, right? Don't read your speech.
這樣是行不通的. 不要念稿.
And the number one presentation tip:
最重要的秘訣來了:
never, ever look at the screen.
絕對不要看螢幕
You're making a connection with your audience over here,
你要和你的聽眾作一個連結
and you always want to do a one-on-one connection.
你要建立的是一對一的連結
The screen should come up visually behind you,
螢幕應該在你的視線後方
and supplement what you're doing instead of replace you.
輔助你的報告,而非取代你的角色
And that is how to pitch to a VC.
這就是向創投提案的要訣