When was the last time you were in an elevator with someone else who didn't know you? In 2021, the answer to that question is likely, "Not in the last year." However, the need to have a professional ...

Whether you know a little about elevator pitches or have never heard of them, now is the ideal time to learn the power of the elevator pitch and how to deliver one to maximum effect. Here we’ll show ...

You've likely heard that your elevator pitch (or elevator speech) is the quick, succinct and interesting way you'll introduce yourself to people you meet. You might share your pitch at a job fair, ...

These days there’s not much need for an elevator pitch—at least not a real elevator pitch that’s delivered when your CEO steps into the elevator. After all, remote working has kept most of us out of ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link When most people hear the term 'elevator pitch,' they think they have at least 30 seconds, maybe more, to showcase who they are and what they do.

One hundred seventy years after the birth of the concept, it’s time to evolve it! What’s your elevator pitch? You know, that little 30-second or less message that you use to introduce yourself and ...

In many professional scenarios, when introducing yourself, you’ll have a limited period of time to capture the attention of the person you are meeting. From networking events to first-round interviews ...

What’s an elevator pitch? “It’s the rare ability to capture the interest and imagination of someone you have just met–in about the time it would take both of you to enter an elevator, travel down to ...

Did you know that you can (and should) have more than one elevator pitch to use when different opportunities arise? An elevator pitch can be short (10 seconds) or long (up to three minutes).

Telling people what you do in a concise way isn’t easy. That’s why creating an elevator pitch is so important. Whether it’s during a chance encounter with the CEO at the coffee shop, a formal business ...

These days there’s not much need for an elevator pitch — at least not a real elevator pitch that’s delivered when your CEO steps into the elevator. After all, remote working has kept most of us out of ...