Fill the gap
"Our investment case ___ on three pillars."
"rests"
"Our investment case rest on three pillars."
rests
"case / our / rests / three / investment / on / pillars"
"Our investment case rests on three pillars."
"It means to present your ideas step by step."
set out
"You have one minute. What's your case?"
Our investment case rests on growth and people."
"The new project ___ on our experience in solar energy."
builds
"Our strategy builds in our strengths."
on
"delivery / service / our / builds / logistics / on / experience / our"
"Our delivery service builds on our logistics experience."
"It means to grow from a strength you already have."
build on
"All energy companies sound the same to me."
What sets us apart is our service
"What ___ us apart is our service."
sets
"What set us apart is our people."
sets
"is / what / apart / us / sets / our / service"
"What sets us apart is our service."
"It introduces the one thing competitors cannot copy quickly."
what sets us apart is
"Your new project is a big risk, isn't it?"
It builds on ten years of experience in this market.
(two gaps) "Let me ___ out the plan — together, these advantages make a ___ value proposition."
set/compelling
"It makes a value proposition compelling."
"a compelling value proposition (fix the word order)"
"plan / me / let / the / out / parts / in / three / set"
"Let me set out the plan in three parts."
"The final verdict — why this company is worth investing in. You only say it AFTER your reasons."
a compelling value proposition
"So why is now the moment to buy?"
400: Investor: "So why is now the moment to buy?" → "a compelling value proposition" — e.g. "