About the workshop
Duration: 3.5 hours
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein
An ‘elevator pitch’ is a concise verbal description of your campaign, designed to inspire policymakers, journalists and other audiences to support your campaign. A good campaign elevator pitch should last no longer than 45 seconds (try doing it right now – it’s not easy is it?!). This workshop will take you through what an inspiring elevator pitch should cover (and not cover) and give you the opportunity to write your pitch, practice it and get group feedback and coaching to hone it further.
Target audience
– This workshop is suitable for campaigners at all levels, whether you are a grassroots activist or a seasoned professional campaigner.
– Anyone from a large or small charity or campaign group (even if you’re not a registered charity).
– Anyone from a large or small charity or campaign group (even if you’re not a registered charity).
Learning outcomes
After the workshop you will:
– understand the importance of having a concise and inspiring elevator pitch for your campaign.
– know which messages to prioritise for different audiences
– have a polished elevator pitch for your campaign (although you will need to carry on practicing and honing it after the workshop!)
– understand the importance of having a concise and inspiring elevator pitch for your campaign.
– know which messages to prioritise for different audiences
– have a polished elevator pitch for your campaign (although you will need to carry on practicing and honing it after the workshop!)
Resources provided
– PowerPoint slides and other course materials will be emailed to you after the workshop (no printed materials are provided on the day for environmental reasons).
Book your place
Bookings are not yet open for this event. Drop me a quick line at training@harmitkambo.com if you want to attend and I'll let you know when bookings are open.
Determined to prevent nuclear war after 1945, Albert Einstein helped create the movement for arms control and disarmament.