🎙️Side-event en CTx: Pitch & Feedback de Tetuan Valley
- Date
- 2026-03-19
- Location
- Escenario: Agora - Talent Architects, Sevilla, Andalucía, Spain
- Host
- Tetuan Valley
About this event
If you have an idea you want to test out loud, or you simply want to hear how founders sharpen their message in real time, this side event offers a focused way to spend your midday in Sevilla. Tetuan Valley Pitch & Feedback is built around live presentations, honest reactions, and the kind of conversations that help early-stage ideas become clearer, stronger, and easier to explain. About the Event This is an in-person side event taking place during CTx at Escenario: Agora - Talent Architects in Sevilla. The core of the session is simple: people pitch, the room listens, and feedback follows. That format makes the event useful whether you plan to present something yourself or attend as part of the audience to learn from how others communicate their ideas. The value of a pitch-and-feedback session is that it turns theory into something practical. Instead of talking abstractly about startups, products, or projects, attendees get to see what happens when an idea is put in front of other people and tested for clarity, relevance, and traction. You hear what lands, what feels vague, what sparks curiosity, and what needs refining. Because this is connected to the Tetuan Valley community, the atmosphere is likely to be energetic, entrepreneurial, and open to exchange. It is a good fit for people who appreciate direct input and for anyone who learns best by watching real examples rather than polished final versions. What to Expect Expect a session centered on live pitches and immediate feedback. Rather than a passive talk, this kind of meetup works through participation, attention, and discussion. The format creates momentum: each pitch gives the room something concrete to respond to, and each round of feedback helps everyone think more critically about what makes an idea compelling. You can expect elements such as: Short, focused presentations from participants Reactions and observations from the audience or facilitators Discussion around positioning, clarity, and communication Informal networking before or after the main session A community atmosphere where ideas are explored in public, not hidden until they are perfect If you are pitching, the session gives you a chance to test how your message sounds to fresh ears. If you are attending as a listener, you will still get a lot out of it by comparing different approaches, noticing recurring strengths and weaknesses, and hearing feedback that often applies far beyond one specific project. As a side event, it also offers a more contained and approachable setting within the wider CTx context. That makes it easier to step into the room, meet people, and engage in a conversation that has a clear focus from the start. Why Attend This event is valuable because it compresses several useful things into one short block of time: communication practice, market reality checks, peer learning, and new connections. A strong pitch is rarely just about speaking well; it is about understanding your audience, getting to the point quickly, and making people care. Sessions like this help you improve all three. For founders, builders, and early-stage teams, feedback delivered early can save time. It can show you where your explanation is too broad, where the core value proposition gets lost, or where people need more context before they understand the opportunity. That kind of signal is difficult to get when you stay inside your own circle. For community-minded attendees, this is also a good place to meet people who are actively making things. The room is likely to attract participants who are experimenting, validating, and looking for sharper ways to present their work. That creates better networking than a purely social meetup because the conversation already has substance. You might leave with: A clearer way to explain your idea Useful external perspectives on your pitch or project Better instincts for what makes a message convincing New contacts in the Sevilla and wider CTx community Inspiration from seeing how others frame problems and solutions Practical Details The event takes place in person at Escenario: Agora - Talent Architects, Sevilla, Spain. Because it is an on-site session, expect a more immediate and interactive experience than you would get online. You will be able to read the room, continue conversations naturally, and build rapport more quickly with other attendees. The scheduled time is Thursday, March 19 at 12:00 PM GMT+1. A midday slot makes this especially convenient if you are already attending activity around CTx and want to add a focused community session to your day without committing to a full separate program. A few useful ways to prepare: If you want to pitch, come ready to explain your idea simply and briefly If you are attending to learn, bring questions and pay attention to patterns in the feedback Be prepared for a social, community-driven setting where conversation matters Arrive with enough time to settle in and meet a few people before things begin Whether you come to present, observe, or connect, this event works best if you show up ready to engage. The format is straightforward, the setting is in person, and the upside is practical: better communication, sharper thinking, and stronger connections around ideas that are still being shaped.
Who should attend
This is for you if you like events where ideas are tested in the open and conversations have a clear purpose. - You are building a startup, product, or project and want to practice explaining it clearly in front of other people. - You are curious about how founders pitch and want to learn by hearing real presentations and real feedback, not polished theory. - You are part of the local or visiting CTx community and want a focused in-person meetup where networking happens naturally around shared interests. - You enjoy giving thoughtful feedback and being in a room where discussion is constructive, direct, and useful. - You are an early-stage founder, operator, student, creative, or community member looking to meet people who are actively making things. - You want a midday event in Sevilla that is social and practical at the same time, with a clear format and immediate takeaways.