Ever thought about launching your own startup? Well, you’re going to need to learn how to pitch.
In service of this, and ahead of a forthcoming Startup Hackathon (the group’s first), Women Who Code DC is hosting a bootcamp that’s all about pitching. The event, scheduled for Saturday, March 18 at General Assembly on 15th Street, is the first in a three part series of skills bootcamps leading up to the Startup Hackathon.
The bootcamp will walk participants through the basics of what should be included in a pitch, and then allow time for practice.
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