Decks.
I build decks that make one argument, on a grid, with room to breathe. A range of them below: a B2B campaign, an investor pitch, a whitepaper, a board-level program.
01
Start on a grid.
Columns and a baseline before any content. Spacing and alignment become decisions I can defend, not things I eyeball.
02
One idea per slide.
If a slide says two things it says nothing. I cut until the point is unmistakable, then give it space.
03
One concept, every asset.
A single idea, a metaphor or a framework, runs from the cover through the charts to the close, so the deck reads as one argument, not a pile of slides.
04
Simple, then striking.
Restraint first. The bold move lands because everything around it is quiet.
TradeGROW
B2B campaign, one concept across webinar, ebook & social
Hardé Business School
Investor pitch, positioning, traction, model
5-Star Facilitator Network
Membership program, a premium card system
Rotabull
Senior Executive Program
Executive program, a premium editorial system
CMIT
Talstack
SaaS pitch, clean and legible
If you have something to pitch, tell me what it is.