Slides are the last thing I build.
For founders who want the investors to take them seriously.
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What I do
Three rooms I help you win
Raise
Pitch decks that get founders funded. Investors back a story they can retell, not a slide.
Sell
Sales decks your team actually reuses. Built once, so no one rebuilds them at midnight.
Inspire
Conference stages and investor webinars. One clear argument instead of forty slides.
Selected work
The thinking behind the deck
A deck that stopped answering the supplier's questions and started asking him one.
A portfolio you navigate instead of present: one click, not forty seconds of scrolling.
A template he runs himself, so every pitch starts from something finished.
An investor deck built so the audience arrives at each point when the CEO does.
One identity carried into every room: a sponsorship pitch, a logistics briefing, a table of numbers.
A brand keynote cut down to one argument, then given room to breathe.
By the numbers
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What they say
After the room
We've been working with Gal on presentations for Shva for the past six months, over seven projects in. Not every project is simple, but Gal always finds a way to make it work. A trusted partner we keep coming back to.
I had the chance to collaborate with Gal on a number of projects over the past year. He was always precise, quick, and available. The items conveyed precisely the values and the desired environment, and the design supported the message conveyance and brand perception that we desired.
I work with Gal regularly, and he consistently brings a really high level, both in design and in the thinking behind it. He knows how to take a task, refine it, and turn it into something that actually works. Beyond that, he's just great to work with. It shows in the process and in the final result.
We were under time pressure, but Gal pulled it off. The presentation gave our pitch the right weight: professional, trustworthy, and backed by real substance. It turned out to be just perfect.
The final deck doesn't just look great. It really sells.
Gal did precise and professional work for us: a newsletter and a presentation tailored to the organization's new rebranding, with a sharp eye for design and the ability to tell our story in a clear and inspiring way. Highly recommended.
Working with Gal was an amazing experience. He joined the project under a very tight deadline and still delivered a sharp, professional presentation. Attentive, patient, and quick to understand the direction. He helped refine the messaging and added his own design touch. I felt completely confident in his hands.
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I don't start with slides. I start with the messy thinking behind them, then turn it into a clear story, argument, and deck.
Before you ask
Good questions
How do we start?
A 30-minute call. You show me the deck you have (or the meeting you're worried about), and I tell you what I see. No charge, no commitment.
Do you only design, or also write the content?
Both, and usually the content is the real work. The design comes last.
I already have a deck. Can you just fix it?
That's most of what I do. Most clients don't come with a blank page. They come with a deck that isn't landing.
How long does it take?
Depends on the room and the deadline. A pitch is usually a few weeks; a deck for a meeting next week, we move faster. Tell me your date.
What does it cost?
It depends on scope. We'll talk it through on the call, and you'll get a clear price before anything starts.
Do you work in Hebrew and English?
Yes, both.
The call
Got a meeting that matters?
30 minutes. Bring the deck you have, or the one you haven't started. You'll leave knowing what your argument is really doing.