November 2026 - Pitch Training (RINSA)
Jason Bacon
Overview
This virtual workshop is for founders and innovators who are ready to pitch their business. Sharpen your story and get concrete advice!
Heart, Mind, Wallet: How to Pitch your Business is a virtual workshop for founders and innovators who are ready to pitch their business. In this two hour workshop you’ll learn what makes a successful pitch deck, sharpen your story and get concrete advice and guidance on delivering a pitch that fits your business and resonates with your audience. Open to all stages, bring your questions and curiosity and we’ll help take your business to the next level.
Once you register you will be emailed a Teams link to join the sessions.
💡 Session Breakdown
Session runs from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Mountain Time
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Facilitator
Jason's first entrepreneur experience was in the fifth grade when he and a friend collected tadpoles from the hills around Peace River and took them to school to sell to classmates. Then the principal found out and shut it down, giving him his first experience with regulation. After moving to Lethbridge he attended the university and obtained a Bachelor of Management with a major in Finance. Since then his professional career in the finance industry has been focused in the support of entrepreneurs. From lending and risk management to advising and educating.
As a serial entrepreneur Jason has two businesses, Sunstone Strategic and Sidekick Digital. Sunstone provides strategic guidance and consulting for entrepreneurs and organizations and Sidekick Digital aids Canadian based service businesses with custom, human first and impactful AI and Automation support.
In addition to this, Jason is the author of "Entrepreneur-ish: Inspirations and lessons in entrepreneurship from vikings, pirates and samurai.” A book which pulls inspiration from history to help individuals become better entrepreneurs. With experience in helping thousands of entrepreneurs across Canada, he believes that anyone can be an entrepreneur if they’re only given the right guidance at the right time. And now’s the time.
These sessions are brought to you by Alberta Innovates and Alberta's eight Regional Innovation Networks: