Three outcomes.
Every project starts the same way: with the decision the other side is about to make.
Raise
For founders and fundraising. Most decks don't fail on design; they fail because the argument is aimed at the wrong risk. So the work starts with what the person across the table is deciding.
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Sell
For teams who pitch again and again. A deck built for one meeting gets rebuilt the night before the next. The structure is built once, so every meeting starts from something finished.
Inspire
For stages, webinars and rooms where the decision gets made. Sometimes the content is locked, written by legal before you arrive. The work is hierarchy: what the audience sees first, while you're talking.
Just design? You already have the content and need it to look like the level you're presenting at. That too.
See the slidesHow I work
Three steps, from the first call to the source files.
- 01
Working session
One session. I ask, you talk. Most people find their strongest story while answering.
- 02
Build the argument
Written out end to end: what each slide says, in what order, and where the ask lands.
- 03
Design & deliver
The argument gets its visual language, and you get the full kit: a deck to send, a deck to present, a one-pager, and the source files.
Not sure which one you need? That's usually the first thing worth talking about.