Build Your Pitch Backwards: Structure Every Talk for Impact
How to structure a business pitch or presentation so that it leads clearly to your main point, business goal, and call to action. This workshop is designed for entrepreneurs who want to build stronger presentations, communicate with more focus, and guide clients, partners, or investors through a clear and persuasive message.
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The European-Ukrainian Hub invites Ukrainians in Denmark to a practical workshop for aspiring and active entrepreneurs. This workshop is part of a 3-workshop series on business communication for aspiring and active entrepreneurs in Denmark.
Date: 23 September 2026
Time: 17:30-20:00
Format: Online Live Interactive Workshop & Group Work
Language: English
Technical requirements for participants: This is an interactive workshop, not a lecture. Participants are expected to actively take part in live exercises, group work, and discussion throughout the session. Please join from a laptop or computer rather than a smartphone, and make sure you have a working camera and microphone, a stable internet connection, and a quiet space where you can participate without interruptions.
Many business presentations start with useful information but still fail to create impact. The speaker may know the product, the market, and the numbers — but the presentation lacks structure, the message gets diluted, and the audience is left unsure what matters most. For entrepreneurs, this can mean missed opportunities with clients, investors, partners, or decision-makers. This workshop is designed to help participants build business presentations that are structured with purpose and lead clearly to the result they want.
The session is based on a practical principle: strong business pitches and presentations are built backwards. Instead of starting with slide one, participants will learn how to begin with the outcome they want — what the audience should understand, remember, trust, or do at the end — and then build the presentation around that goal. This approach helps entrepreneurs create more focused pitch decks, stronger client presentations, and more persuasive business talks.
This workshop is especially valuable for entrepreneurs who need to present the same business in different situations: a short networking introduction, a sales pitch, an investor meeting, a public event, or a workshop. Participants will learn how to structure their message so it stays clear, strategic, and adaptable — even when the time, audience, or context changes.
What you will learn:
- Why many business presentations lose impact when the outcome is unclear;
- How to define the result you want before building your talk;
- How to create a strong ending that supports a business goal or call to action;
- How to structure ideas so the audience follows your logic step by step;
- How to adapt one business message for different speaking formats and time limits;
- How to use slides to support your pitch instead of carrying it for you.
This workshop is relevant for:
- Aspiring entrepreneurs preparing to present a business idea;
- Startup founders building investor or partnership pitches;
- SME business owners presenting services, products, or growth plans;
- Anyone who wants to make their business communication more structured and effective.
Speaker:
David Trayford is an experienced startup coach, mentor, and communications trainer with over a decade of experience helping founders, students, and professionals sharpen their ideas and improve the way they present them.
He is the founder of Wow Media, works in Innovation Communication and Strategy at Óbuda University Innovation Office, and is a communications trainer at Start Global Education.
He has coached and mentored participants across accelerator and innovation programmes throughout Europe, including EIT Digital’s Cyber Security and Fintech tracks, GE Healthcare’s HealthVenture Labs, the Iberian Nanotech Institute, OTP Bank’s Budapest accelerator, Singularity University’s Global Impact Competition, and Seedcamp across London, Zagreb, Budapest, and Lisbon.
As a speaker and speaker trainer, he has hosted Tech4Good at the Summit of Minds in Chamonix, delivered a keynote on 21st-century leadership at the Armenia Summit of Minds, and spent three years as main host and live interviewer for Brain Bar Budapest. He has also coached speakers for TEDx Braga and TEDx Krakow, and led communications training for organisations including the World Bank, WWF, and Finastra.
