Demonstrate a strong substantiation of your idea. Demonstrate understanding of how the course concepts apply to the idea. Be sure to include the basic concepts and criteria required by the CEO. Your idea must be compelling and creative.

Develop high-level concepts and outline for idea. Be sure to include all the elements required when presenting a business plan The elements and slides that are required have been presented to you in the You Decide audio section, be sure to listen carefully, so you will be able to create your slides effectively. Ensure that you utilize the Notes section to outline any specifics you would talk about in your presentation.

Make sure your slideshow is clear and succinct using strong organization and proper grammar. Use citations correctly. There will be an automatic 10-point deduction for any presentation over 12 slides.

Develop a 12-slide PowerPoint presentation to pitch your idea to Mr. Rollins. Your slideshow must be succinct, compelling, and should include the following elements.

1. Slide 1: State your company name and motto. with a tagline and a date.

2. Slide 2: Review business proposition, what will your business create?

3. Slide 4: Share your objective, how much money do you need, and why you are here?

4. Slide 3: Review technology platforms you intend to use.

5. Slide 5: Provide current market review: detail the market; how big is the market?

6. Slide 6: Provide forecast for current market.

7. Slide 7: Market competition. who do you sell the product to and how big is that market?

8. Slide 8: Review business model drivers, what makes you unique from the competition?

9. Slide 9: Review potential risks.

10. Slide 10: Review the management team with whom you will partner. including yourself.

11. Slide 11: Financials: basic revenues and costs. and profits in a 3 to 5 year term.

12. Slide 12: Amount of money needed to fund your idea, with a basic breakdown of where the money will go.

Be sure to use the Notes section of the PowerPoint to highlight your presentation information. Keep these notes succinct as well.