the technology and product or service, the business/revenue model and the team. The business plan should be submitted in 10-15 detailed slides or a 5–10 page Word document. An example presentation has been provided on the . and semi-final: for the semi-final and final rounds, the participants must prepare both of the following: Presentation: a 15 slide presentation (20 minute pitch). A template slide pack presentation is provided on the Cambridge Enterprise website. Business plan: a 5–10 page business plan in a Word document. The business plan can contain up to two pages of annexes. Suggested content: Executive summary Market opportunity and competition The technology and IP position Route to commercialisation/business model Project history to date Team Financing required, milestones and financials Exit for investors Judging The judges will be chosen and coordinated by the Cambridge Enterprise Seed Funds Team. The judging panel reserves the right to disqualify any entry that, in its opinion, violates the spirit of the competition. Judges for each of the rounds will be: First round: judges will be members of the Cambridge Enterprise Seed Funds team and EPOC. Final and semi-final: judges will be members of the Cambridge Enterprise Seed Funds team, Cambridge Enterprise Investment Committee and Cambridge Enterprise network and EPOC. Judging feedback will be provided for the semi-final and final. The prizes are awarded at the discretion of the judging panel and all judging decisions are final and not subject to appeal. All entries will be judged and all finalists will need to be able to attend the presentation and the Grand Finale, which includes the second-stage presentation. The judging criteria will be: First round: Market: market and market size clearly defined Competitive position: good and sustainable
the technology and product or service, the business/revenue model and the team. The business plan should be submitted in 10-15 detailed slides or a 5–10 page Word document. An example presentation has been provided on the . and semi-final: for the semi-final and final rounds, the participants must prepare both of the following: Presentation: a 15 slide presentation (20 minute pitch). A template slide pack presentation is provided on the Cambridge Enterprise website. Business plan: a 5–10 page business plan in a Word document. The business plan can contain up to two pages of annexes. Suggested content: Executive summary Market opportunity and competition The technology and IP position Route to commercialisation/business model Project history to date Team Financing required, milestones and financials Exit for investors Judging The judges will be chosen and coordinated by the Cambridge Enterprise Seed Funds Team. The judging panel reserves the right to disqualify any entry that, in its opinion, violates the spirit of the competition. Judges for each of the rounds will be: First round: judges will be members of the Cambridge Enterprise Seed Funds team and EPOC. Final and semi-final: judges will be members of the Cambridge Enterprise Seed Funds team, Cambridge Enterprise Investment Committee and Cambridge Enterprise network and EPOC. Judging feedback will be provided for the semi-final and final. The prizes are awarded at the discretion of the judging panel and all judging decisions are final and not subject to appeal. All entries will be judged and all finalists will need to be able to attend the presentation and the Grand Finale, which includes the second-stage presentation. The judging criteria will be: First round: Market: market and market size clearly defined Competitive position: good and sustainable