If you have 95 minutes to pitch, 90 minutes should be the story of your problem delivered with passion and enthusiasm.
Identify the person who owns the problem, and the person who will pay to solve the problem.
Give as much detail as possible about the potential customer, the competitive landscape, and the size of the total addressable market.
Explain your intellectual property (IP) position and your freedom to operate.
Only high-level financials are required during your pitch. You should describe your financial model, how you will make money, how much money, and by when.
Articulate your vision and your 'way' to successfully achieve it.
Decribe yourself and your story - why should the investor invest in you?
