Presentation Design · Visual Storytelling

Story>You>Audience.

I build presentations for founders, executives, and brands with something important to say — and the ambition to make it land.

THE COMPANY WE KEEP
Chevron
Marriott Luxury Group
Google
Apple
IBM
Bloomberg Media Group
Ogilvy
Philips
Johnson & Johnson
Moderna
Lilly
Mastercard
Chevron
Marriott Luxury Group
Google
Apple
IBM
Bloomberg Media Group
Ogilvy
Philips
Johnson & Johnson
Moderna
Lilly
Mastercard
Selected Work

Work that changed the room.

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Services

Strategy, story, design.
In that order.

Every project starts with one question: what do we need people to think, feel, or do? The answer shapes everything that follows.

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Pitch & Investor Decks

For founders raising capital. Built to move money.

02

Executive Presentations

Board meetings, all-hands, keynotes. High stakes by definition.

03

Sales & Agency Decks

Proposals that don't wait for a follow-up email.

Every engagement is custom — no off-the-shelf packages.

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The Approach

I've been on all three sides of the table.

Founder. Strategist. Designer. I've sat where you're sitting — and I know what's on the line. The work earns its place because it starts with the right questions.

About Me ↗
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Strategy

Every project starts with one question: what do we need people to think, feel, or do?

02

Story

The narrative arc that connects vision to audience — and makes the work impossible to forget.

03

Design

The visual execution that makes it undeniable — bold, clear, and built to last.

Ideas that don't beg for your attention.

Thinking about the ideas that make stories land — and the ones that make audiences lean in.

Why the Most Memorable Presentations Have Almost Nothing on Them

Presentation Design · 7 min read

Why the Most Memorable Presentations Have Almost Nothing on Them

Every slide that didn't make it into the final deck made the final deck better. Subtraction is a design skill.

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Think Like a Filmmaker. Design Like a Director.

Presentation Design · 9 min read

Think Like a Filmmaker. Design Like a Director.

Your deck has 22 slides. A film has 1,200 shots. Both are trying to do the same thing: get the audience to feel something at the right moment.

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Slides Don't Present Themselves. (But They Should Come Close.)

Presentation Design · 7 min read

Slides Don't Present Themselves. (But They Should Come Close.)

If you can leave the room and your audience can understand your deck on their own — you've built a PDF, not a presentation.

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Client Love

The kind of words you can't write yourself.

Arthur is a rare creative mind with the discipline of a strategist. He transformed our chaos into clarity — and our deck into a conversation-starter.

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Ready to tell a better story?

The best projects start with a conversation. Let's have one.