The Small Business Owners Elevator Pitch with Cat Matson from Impactful Presenters

The Australian Small Business Show

How Do You Introduce Yourself at an Event?

As small business owners we are often put in situations where we are asked what we do - hello networking events! And for many of us that results in sweaty palms, staggering over our words, rambling or having a completely blank look on our faces.

How do you succinctly tell someone what you do, why you do it and who you serve in a way that has them interested and asking further questions? That's where Cat Matson from Impactful Presenters comes in.

Cat Matson - Impactful Presenters

In todays episode we are joined by Cat Matson from Impactful Presenters who is a wizard at helping small business owners to stop rambling, and speak clearly, succinctly and with the impact they desire. Whether it's introducing yourself at a networking function, leading a powerful team meeting or presenting to a large audience - speaking with impact is one of the most powerful skills you can learn as a business owner.

The Small Business Owners Elevator Pitch

Cat generously shares with us today her 3 part framework, know as the 'earn the right' which you can use as your go-to elevator pitch in any situation. It's a simple but powerful framework that removes the overwhelm and loss for words we all too often find ourselves dealing with.

Connect with Cat Matson:

If you've enjoyed todays episode, be sure to connect with Cat and let her know.

Cat's website: https://www.impactfulpresenters.com/

Connect with Cat on Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catmatson/

Or take a listen to the Speaking with Confidence Podcast, wherever you love listening in.

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Disclaimer

The information in these show notes is purely factual in nature and, therefore, does not constitute, and should not be relied upon as, legal, Tax or financial product advice. None of the information provided considers your personal objectives, financial situation or needs, and you will need to make your own decision about how to proceed. Alternatively, you should consider seeking advice from a Tax Agent, Lawyer, or licenced Financial Adviser