The 40-Second Rule states that investors typically take only 40 seconds to go through a pitch deck; a messy narrative or unclear data can put even the best funding prospects at risk. I create pitch decks for executives and persuasive B2B sales presentations that have enabled technology startups to raise over $40 million.
The Figma-First Advantage—Without Compromise
You never should have to make a choice between visual excellence and practical usability; a great many designers produce sophisticated concepts but end up with flattened and locked files that are hard to update, which means you can't alter a key financial figure just minutes before a significant meeting.
I address this by designing the visual system in Figma to ensure pixel-level accuracy, then providing the final version as a fully editable PowerPoint or Google Slides file.
What You’ll Receive
The slides are fully editable so that you can quickly alter the text, replace the images, and update the key metrics whenever necessary.
Dynamic data visualizations are charts and graphs that can be easily modified as your data changes.
For the executive level, we have refined bento-grid layouts, premium typography, and a clear visual hierarchy.
The storytelling is compelling in that it presents complex concepts relating to SaaS and FinTech in a concentrated and persuasive business narrative.
My Process
We set out your objectives, identify your audience, establish your key messages, and outline the overall narrative.
I will create two or three sample slides in order to set out and get approval for the creative direction.
When the direction has been confirmed, I create the entire presentation in Figma.
For conversion and delivery, the final deck is meticulously recreated and checked for quality in either PowerPoint or Google Slides, making sure that all the elements stay polished, functional, and completely editable.
Above all else, a presentation is a business tool; excellent design makes it more persuasive, more memorable, and more effective. Let's then produce a deck that captures attention and keeps the room engaged.
The 40-Second Rule states that investors typically take only 40 seconds to go through a pitch deck; a messy narrative or unclear data can put even the best funding prospects at risk. I create pitch decks for executives and persuasive B2B sales presentations that have enabled technology startups to raise over $40 million.
The Figma-First Advantage—Without Compromise
You never should have to make a choice between visual excellence and practical usability; a great many designers produce sophisticated concepts but end up with flattened and locked files that are hard to update, which means you can't alter a key financial figure just minutes before a significant meeting.
I address this by designing the visual system in Figma to ensure pixel-level accuracy, then providing the final version as a fully editable PowerPoint or Google Slides file.
What You’ll Receive
The slides are fully editable so that you can quickly alter the text, replace the images, and update the key metrics whenever necessary.
Dynamic data visualizations are charts and graphs that can be easily modified as your data changes.
For the executive level, we have refined bento-grid layouts, premium typography, and a clear visual hierarchy.
The storytelling is compelling in that it presents complex concepts relating to SaaS and FinTech in a concentrated and persuasive business narrative.
My Process
We set out your objectives, identify your audience, establish your key messages, and outline the overall narrative.
I will create two or three sample slides in order to set out and get approval for the creative direction.
When the direction has been confirmed, I create the entire presentation in Figma.
For conversion and delivery, the final deck is meticulously recreated and checked for quality in either PowerPoint or Google Slides, making sure that all the elements stay polished, functional, and completely editable.
Above all else, a presentation is a business tool; excellent design makes it more persuasive, more memorable, and more effective. Let's then produce a deck that captures attention and keeps the room engaged.