20 slides. One clear story. A confidential memorandum, redesigned for an M&A sale.
Buyers skim. They don't read.
This was a 20-slide Confidential Information Memorandum for a wellness-tech business going to market. The content was strong, but the story was buried. I rebuilt it so a buyer gets the point in seconds.
WHAT I CHANGED
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Numbers first: key market and financial figures made big enough to spot immediately
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One idea per slide: dense paragraphs turned into scannable sections with clear headings
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One visual system: the same colors, type and layout across every page, so the deck looks like one team made it
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A clear ask: an ownership slide that states the opportunity plainly (100% acquisition or 50% partnership)
Scope: CIM structure, slide design, icons and data blocks, imagery
Client details are blurred to respect confidentiality.
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Every card states an outcome, never a feature. The connector line makes the viewer read four separate claims as one sequence, and the last card lands as the payoff.
Rendered at 4K, so it works as a landing page hero or as a cut-down for a feed.
I do these for product teams. Tell me your main promise and I'll shape the chain around it🚀
Every card states an outcome, never a feature is a rule more product teams need tattooed on the wall. Using the connector line to make four claims read as one sequence is clever visual grammar. Rendering at 4K so it doubles as a hero or a feed cut-down is smart reuse.