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Arqh — Pitch Deck Design AI-native road freight platform · Brand-driven sales deck
I designed an 11-slide sales pitch deck for Arqh, an AI-native logistics startup, translating their brand into a presentation system built to close deals with enterprise freight operators.
Built a cohesive visual system from the brand's core elements — a warm-yellow accent, near-black ink, and off-white grounds — balancing high-contrast confidence with the restraint an enterprise B2B audience expects.
Established a clear typographic hierarchy pairing a bold, wide geometric sans for headlines with a clean modern sans for body copy, giving the deck a technical, precise voice consistent with an "AI-native" brand.
Designed a modular layout system with a consistent grid, section markers, and rhythm — alternating dark and light slides to pace the narrative and signal transitions between problem, solution, and proof.
Structured the story arc from problem → solution → product → differentiation → close, shaping raw product messaging into a persuasive, presentation-ready flow.
Created reusable content patterns — comparison layouts, stepped process diagrams, metric callouts, and card grids — so the deck stays visually consistent while handling very different content types.
Integrated the brand wordmark and built the deck for real-world use: presenter-ready, with speaker notes and a placeholder system for live product imagery. Communication Skills for Job Readiness
Client: Sri Venkateshwara College of Engineering (SVCE), Bengaluru
Engagement: Offline / In-person Student Development Session
Role: Leadership & Communication Coach
Overview
Delivered an interactive session for students at SVCE Bengaluru focused on developing the communication skills needed to transition successfully from college to the technology workplace.
The session explored how strong communication complements technical capability and helps young professionals stand out in today's competitive job market.
What the session covered
Understanding Job Readiness
Technical skills
Professional communication
Teamwork and collaboration
Confidence, attitude and growth mindset
Written Communication
Professional emails and chat messages
Technical documentation
Bug reports and tickets
Client communication
Before-and-after examples of professional writing
Verbal Communication
Job interviews
Team meetings and stand-ups
Technical presentations
Explaining complex technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders
Non-Verbal Communication
Body language and professional presence
Eye contact
Facial expressions
Tone of voice
Professional posture
Communicating effectively in virtual meetings
Practical Learning
The session used real-world workplace scenarios to help students understand how communication affects professional credibility and career opportunities.
A key interview scenario contrasted two technically capable candidates and demonstrated how voice, eye contact, posture, confidence and overall presence can influence interview outcomes.
Key Message
Technical skills can get you in the door. Communication skills can determine how far you go.
The session encouraged students to start developing communication, confidence and professional presence before entering the workplace, rather than treating these as skills to learn later.
My Role
As a Leadership & Communication Coach with 20+ years of corporate experience, I connected workplace expectations with practical communication behaviours that students can immediately apply in interviews, presentations, team interactions and their first professional roles.
Focus: Communication | Job Readiness | Leadership | Professional Presence | Career Development 
