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Project: Fundraising Pitch Deck Design for AI Startup
What I Did:
I redesigned a 15-slide investor presentation to make it clean, professional, and funding-ready.
I took complex data about AI technology and financial projections and turned them into simple charts and infographics.
The goal was to help investors understand the story in under 5 minutes.
Tools Used: Canva, PowerPoint
Deliverables: Editable Canva File + PPT + PDF
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