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Networking Master Class

Elevator Pitch

Unlock Your Success

Are you feeling anxious about pitching to potential employers? Do you find yourself unsure of where to even begin? In today's rapidly evolving professional world, mastering the art of the elevator pitch can be a real game-changer. Whether you're navigating a nerve-wracking networking event, seeking crucial funding, stepping into an important interview, or even gearing up for a career fair as a student, your capacity to convey your story succinctly is absolutely vital.

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We invite you to seize this golden opportunity by joining our transformative masterclass. Through the comprehensive recorded course, hands-on personalized practice, and a treasure trove of valuable take-home resources, you'll emerge with the confidence to craft a pitch that resonates and opens doors to exciting possibilities. And that's not all – students who sign up will also have the exclusive opportunity to receive a 15-minute one-on-one guidance session virtually via Zoom. This personal touch is designed to help you perfect your elevator pitch and ensure you're ready to make the most of every opportunity.

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Don't let fear hold you back from the opportunities this season can bring. Join us in this immersive experience and let's hone your pitch for success during this prime recruiting period.

Key Learning Points

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Anatomy of an Elevator Pitch

Anatomy of an Elevator Pitch

Understand the key elements that make up an effective elevator pitch, from the attention-grabbing introduction to the impactful call to action.

2

Tailoring for Impact

Tailoring for Impact

Learn how to adapt your pitch for different audiences and situations, ensuring your message resonates no matter the context.

3

Crafting Your Unique Value

Crafting Your Unique Value

Discover techniques to succinctly communicate your value proposition, showcasing your skills, experiences, and aspirations.

4

Confident Delivery

Confident Delivery

Master the art of confident and engaging delivery, using body language, tone, and pacing to convey professionalism and authenticity.

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Practice and Feedback

Practice and Feedback

Participate in optional 15-minute practice slots where you'll deliver your pitch and receive constructive feedback from experienced instructors.

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Resources for Success

Resources for Success

Receive a comprehensive take-home packet including an elevator pitch template, step-by-step guidelines, and rubrics for self-assessment and improvement.

Who Should Attend

This bootcamp is well-suited for individuals seeking to enhance their communication skills and make a memorable impact in a short amount of time.

Students

Professionals

Entrepreneurs

Course Timeline

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Online Tutoring

One Hour Recorded
Expert Content

  • Date: Anytime

  • Location: Anywhere 

  • Duration: 50 min

  • Engage in one hour of learning, crafting, and refining your elevator pitch

Pitch
Guidebook

  • You will receive a comprehensive template with steps and rubrics to guide you in developing a compelling elevator pitch

15-min 1v1
Personalized Coaching

  • Time: please reserve your coaching time slot within 2 weeks after registration

  • Duration: 15 min

  • Location: Zoom

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Personalized Coach

April Zhou

(she/her)

Lead Instructor

April is the Lead Instructor in Growbie’s networking bootcamps. With unwavering dedication to education, she’s a visionary in education and a catalyst for transformative learning experiences for a diversity of students. Holding a Master's in Education from the University of Pennsylvania, April brings a unique blend of expertise in networking, communication, relationship-building, innovation, research methods, pedagogy, and design thinking. 

 

April completed her undergraduate with dual degrees in social psychology and political science at the University of California, San Diego. Her research and teaching experience began in 2016, where she collaborated with post-docs to facilitate undergraduate and graduate social psychology classes ranging from a 15-person discussion to a 500-people lecture. Outside of academia, April’s remarkable journey also includes piloting the world’s first certificate program in Education Entrepreneurship from the University of Pennsylvania and training over 200 college counselors to shake the education industry in China. 

 

As a young yet recognizable force in international education today, April continues to shape the future of learning, leaving an indelible mark on the lives of students and professionals alike. When asked what’s one thing she wants future Growbies to know, April always says “to millions of international students and working professionals – you have everything you need to become better at networking and communicating.”

Lead Instructor April Zhou

Course Instructor

Jashin Lin

(she/her)

Founder & CEO

While at Boston University, I loved the sense of belonging and shared purpose when I engaged in extracurriculars. Whether it was collaborating with bandmates to make beautiful music or resolving my residents’ emergencies after college parties, these experiences taught me that meaningful learning reaches deeper than textbooks. However, I noticed that many other Chinese international students tended to sit on the sidelines in their own bubbles with a “just here to study” mindset. I am always puzzled at the phenomenon that we have a lot of international students, but few international leaders. I had an urge to break this pattern because representation matters

 

To encourage my peers to not be visitors, but owners of this formative experience. I founded Project X (now Growbie) to inspire more Chinese students at BU and beyond. Seeing other Chinese students embrace new experiences in America, rise into campus leadership roles, and land their dream job offers after my mentorship brought me tremendous satisfaction. The ripple effect of the inspiration, helping others break down barriers and pursue their best selves, is what keeps Growbie growing and thriving today.

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