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Brand: The Missing P (Usman Gulzari)
Role: Presentation Designer
Designed pitch decks for Usman Gulzari's training courses under The Missing P, a Pakistan-based organization focused on leadership and human potential development. Work included slides covering strategic learning pathways, organizational insight frameworks, and value-proposition decks built with a clean, consistent visual system to support Usman's speaking engagements and course sales materials.
Key responsibilities: slide design & layout · visual storytelling for course content · brand-consistent deck design
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