POWERED BY FANARQSTP recently launched a one-on-one pitching mentorship initiative to help startups refine their storytelling and investor readiness. The session gave Mo’Men Yaseen, co-founder and CEO of Magnetica Robotics, the chance to gain tailored feedback and practice presenting their vision with clarity and confidence.
Read his key takeaways and learn from his journey below:
The Goal
He joined the session eager to gain expert advice from QSTP President Rama Chakaki, with the goal of testing his pitch and receiving honest feedback. The experience showed him that even strong presentations have room for improvement, opening new perspectives for growth.
The Turning Point
A breakthrough moment came when Rama noted her own disengagement during a lengthy pitch and advised focusing on concise delivery, highlighting market size and revenue models, and cutting unnecessary details or jargon.
The Key Takeaways
Moving forward, Mo’Men plans to deliver a compelling story in a shorter timeframe. He is committed to extensive practice and mentor validation before investor meetings, ensuring audiences remain engaged, focused, and connected to his vision.
The Next Step
Beyond pitching, Magnetica Robotics plans to collaborate with hospitals to bring its robotics technology into real-world practice. They aim to reduce complications in critical brain surgeries, improve patient outcomes globally, and establish a Surgical Engineering academy to train future innovators in the Arab region.
For Magnetica Robotics, this mentorship marks a stepping stone toward scaling and investor readiness.
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