In two weeks I am delivering my first time ever buy-side M&A pitch to the client, where my team and I are about to propose a potential target company. How can I deliver this presentation in the best possible way? We have a pretty good structure and I am curious what I can do to make the client confident that I know what I am talking about and that I am there with his best interest in mind? Any tips to appear more confident or communicate the results better?
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No offense but as an analyst you will not get to speak in the meeting.
He's probably going through training and got asked to make a presentation for a fictional deal. Now just imagine how much of a fucking nerd, hardo and disgusting no-life you have to be to 1) take training seriously 2) ask for tips on WSO. Probably a woman too.
Are you ok?
If you're a first-year analyst, you'd be lucky if you get to even flip the deck.
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