Journal Instructions Elevator pitch is one-minute well-crafted talk (125-150 words) that will tell your potential employer who you are and why they might want to hire you. It includes- 1. Who you are and what you do: You should start out your pitch by introducing yourself (name, year in school, what you study, etc.) as well as your relevant experiences such as work experience, leadership experience, volunteer work, research experience, academic experience. You need to mention your strongest skills and accomplishments. Also, you may want to mention your specific interest in your field. For example, Hi. My name is and I am studying at Seneca College. I have experience in ... 2. You need to finish it by a question or request for the future and any potential opportunity. For example, "I would be very grateful if you let me know the name of the person who is in charge of the internship programs of your company." Or "I would be very grateful if I can have a 10 minutes meeting with you to find out about the organization." 3. You need to offer your contact information. For example, here is my email address or here is my business card. If you don't want to share your email in your submission, for the purpose of the assignment, you can just write your email xxxxx@xxx.xxx