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Coursera, GTX, BlockBuster, Faraday, Voyager
📩 New Slides - 22 July 2024
Hello PitchDeckGuy readers!
Here are the top 5 decks we found on PitchSend today.
1. Coursera
Coursera is a digital learning platform with over 100,000,000 learners, partnering with over 170+ top universities.
This slide deck highlights:
- 73% of learners report direct career benefits using the platform 
- Top 3 segments driving revenue: Consumer, Enterprise, Degrees 
- The Great Resignation shifts focus to The Great Reskilling 
- Hosting over 35+ degrees available to learners 
- Collaborating with industry giants to create specialized content 
2. GTX
GTX is raising $25M to buy cryptocurrency claims from companies like FTX.
This slide deck highlights:
- Streamlining FTX and other bankruptcy claims onboarding 
- One-stop shop for crypto and stock trading 
- Establish a marketing strategy for scalable growth 
- Over 1 million depositors from FTX are potential customers 
- Fee structure significantly undercuts traditional bankruptcy processes 
3. BlockBuster
$1 invested in BlockBuster in 2005 was worth .05 cents just 5 years later.
This slide deck highlights:
- Meyer presents 3-phase turnaround plan for Blockbuster 
- Fernandes’ accusations of cozy relationship with CEO Keyes 
- Blockbuster's stock decline contrasts sharply with Netflix's rise 
- Board to blame for poor multi-channel strategy execution 
- Proposal to re-engage customers with low-cost viral marketing tactics 
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4. Faraday
Faraday is building the next generation of EV vehicles.
This slide deck highlights:
- ~$3.321 billion was invested through strategic financial partners 
- Cross-continental interest from countries like China 
- Over 880 patents issued in the EV car space 
- Overwhelming user interest with over 14,000+ reservations to date 
5. Voyager
Voyager entered into a $500M loan agreement with Alameda Research and filed for bankruptcy less than a month later.
This slide deck highlights:
- Growing from $0 of assets in 2018 to $5.8B+ in 2021 
- Voyager's proactive steps amidst $1.124 billion in outstanding loans 
- Independent directors forming a special committee for restructuring 
- Legal challenges confronting Voyager's money transmitter licenses 
- Restructuring process to get out of bankruptcy 
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