Case
Getting coverage for research results
We secured media coverage on new trial results from a biotech company.
A promising red biotech startup preparing for their Series A funding round faced a critical challenge: their existing pitch deck was information-rich but its clarity, visual appeal, and alignment with brand identity needed some work.
The founders, focused on other pressing aspects of the business, didn’t have the time or capacity to refine the presentation. Yet, they knew an engaging, professional pitch deck was crucial for attracting investors in the competitive biotech space.
To transform the deck into a compelling and cohesive presentation, we took a collaborative and detail-oriented approach:
Throughout the project, we maintained open communication with the team, incorporating their feedback to ensure the final product was accurate, balanced, and investor-ready.
"It’s great to have input and feedback from somebody who understands the science to the appropriate level but is far enough removed to know how the audience will feel. We were very happy with your no-nonsense, low-maintenance, and fast-paced approach."
The result was a polished, visually appealing pitch deck that effectively conveyed the startup’s value proposition and growth potential.
The deck provided a strong foundation for their Series A pitches, enabling the co-founders to present their story with confidence and professionalism.
We secured media coverage on new trial results from a biotech company.
We leveraged digital platforms to engage and grow the local and global network of biotope.
We wrote a position article published in a leading international journal.
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