Public Speaking & Pitching

Build confidence and refine your presentation for specific audiences.Build confidence in public speaking and refine your pitch for specific audiences. Whether presenting to peers, community members, or potential partners, learn to communicate clearly, engage your audience, and deliver your message with purpose.What You’ll Learn:Techniques to reduce nerves and increase confidenceHow to structure a clear and compelling pitchHow to tailor presentations for different audiencesPractical tips for engaging listeners and communicating impactWho Should Attend:Social innovators and entrepreneurs new to public speakingChangemakers preparing to pitch ideasJoin this hands-on free hybrid morning workshop (in-person or virtual) to build real confidence in public speaking and craft pitches that captivate any audience.No more nerves holding you back—gain practical skills to shine when sharing your ideas.In-person attendees: Enjoy light snacks and networking in a supportive space!Part of the Social Impact Starter Series: turn your ideas into influential action.What You'll LearnProven techniques to manage nerves, build confidence, and feel at ease on stage (or screen)How to structure a clear, compelling pitch that grabs attention and drives actionStrategies to tailor your presentation for different audiences—peers, partners, funders, or communitiesPractical tips for engaging listeners, handling Q&A, and powerfully communicating your impactWho Should AttendThis workshop is ideal for:Social innovators and entrepreneurs new to public speaking or pitchingChangemakers preparing to share ideas, seek funding, or lead discussionsStudents, faculty, staff, and professionals wanting to speak with greater confidenceAnyone ready to level up their communication skills for real-world impactNo prior experience required. Perfect for beginners!Past participants say: " I think it really helped me with pubic speaking skill and pitching skill that I lack of. Also it helped me boost my confidence to present my business or project ideas to others!"