I don't build pretty slides. I build a logic of persuasion, tailored to a specific audience — so your product is understood, valued and chosen at every stage of approval.
Slides talk about you
The client never sees what's in it for them
Slides only work for one person
Forward them and the context disappears
The file is too heavy
There's no single, clear document that works everywhere
Data without a story
Raw numbers and walls of text, with no takeaway
I build material that explains your value with no specialist in the room and holds up through internal approval on the client's side. You don't just get beautiful slides — you get a logic of persuasion tailored to a specific buyer — so your product gets chosen at every stage.
Most designers open PowerPoint straight away. I don't. First I work out how your buyer thinks, then I build the argument, and only then do I design.
What feels risky to them, what builds trust, and the exact words they use to describe the problem. Not guesswork — public industry research and your real sales calls.
The structure works like a script: every slide moves the deal one step forward. You approve it as plain text before any design — while changes still cost nothing.
Not “our advantages” but “here’s what changes in your day-to-day.” Every claim passes one test: is it clear in five seconds, without reading the whole slide?
Structure → copy → style → sample slides. At every step you see the work and shape the message, so the final version needs no rework.
A partner deck is not a sales deck; the logic is different. I start with your partner's strategic goals, not with your product.
What do they need in order to grow? Which risks won't they take? What do they expect from a partner? Those answers come before a single word is written.
Every slide answers one of the partner's questions. The structure moves from their goals to your offer, not the other way around — and it's approved as text before design.
The main objection is always “what if this doesn’t work?” The deck answers it directly: here’s how your partner’s interests are protected.
Structure → copy → style → sample slides. No surprises at the end, because you shaped every stage.
This one is different from the rest: you already have the content. My job is the narrative, the headlines, and the visuals — nothing more, and nothing less.
Of everything in your data, what is the one thing the reader must remember? Until that's clear, the document doesn't get started.
The order of sections and the flow of the argument. Data is arranged by how strongly it makes the case, not by date.
Not “Revenue” but “Revenue grew 40%, with enterprise now 60% of the total.” Anyone who only skims the headlines still gets the whole story.
The right chart for each kind of data. Big tables go to the appendix; only what reads at a glance stays in the body.
This is the one format where I start with positioning. Until we can say who you are in a single sentence, no slide gets built.
Who you are, who you're for, and why you — in one sentence. Everything else is built on it; without it, design is just a pretty shell.
Investors, partners, candidates, journalists — each arrives with a different question. The structure lets every one of them find their answer without reading the whole document.
Not an “about us” section, but a story: the problem → your answer → the proof → where you’re heading. The reader should grasp the point, not just collect facts.
Positioning → structure → copy → design. We lock each step before moving to the next.
Not sure which format you need?
Tell me about the task and I'll recommend the format that fits your sales cycle.

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Real words from the founders and teams I've worked with.