Executives’ learning platform C-suite used this pitch deck to secure seed funding

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C-suite positions itself as an exclusive community hub where executives and professionals can get access to virtual gatherings, real-world conferences, and other learning opportunities through its paid application.

The Singapore-based firm has five membership tiers: professional, all-star, titan, enterprise, and investor. Subscription for these packages range from US$20 to US$175 per month.

Established in 2020, the learning platform claims to have gained nearly 200 high-profile members in its first two weeks of operations. It currently has a team of six that is spread across Singapore, Indonesia, and Hungary.

The company plans to roll out a mobile app in 2021 and introduce jobs, marketplace, and concierge services on its platform. Users can access information on subjects including technology, finance, C-suite issues, lifestyle and well-being, and growth hacking, among others.

C-suite used this pitch deck to secure its seed funding last year.

Fundraising journey

• 2020: C-suite raised an undisclosed amount of seed funding from various angel investors.

How is the deck compelling?

• The pitch deck begins by explaining the pain points in nurturing professional development and elaborates why C-suite is the right platform for executives.
• It reveals the edtech firm’s potential target segment based on various data points, including its market size.
• The deck provides investors with C-suite’s general company information and its mission, where its target audience and client base are described.
• It also talks about the company’s subscription model and features that users can access under different packages. Tariffs for all packages are also included in the deck.
• The pitch deck maps C-suite’s competitor landscape and also includes details of its financials, development timeline, and projected profits.

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