JUST DO IT: Give your best Elevator Pitch @ Garden State Tile

If you feel like you could use some practice, the Young Architect Forum is hosting Elevator Pitch tonight.

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JUST DO IT: Give your best Elevator Pitch @ Garden State Tile

POSTED: Thursday, March 22, 2012, 11:30 AM

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An elevator pitch is when you’ve got about five minutes (the length of an elevator ride, get it?) to explain your great idea to someone else, maybe an investor or an employer. It’s a useful skill for high-stress work environments. If you feel like you could use some practice, the Young Architect Forum is hosting Elevator Pitch tonight. Five young designers have five minutes to pitch an idea to the jury, who will share feedback and decide the best pitch.

The jury is a group of established local designers and project managers, including Fishtank PHL LLC founder Louis Chang, architect Julie E. Hoffman and Sean Flannigan, senior art director at Netplus.

The event is free and open to the public, although registration is required. Email yafphilly@gmail.com to sign up, or follow the event at the hashtag #EPitch.

Thu., March 22 6-9 p.m., free, Garden State Tile, 2401 Walnut St., thedesignatedsketcher.com.

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