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Presentations
that move
the room.

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Build 01 — the cover
Build 02 — "Hi."
Build 03 — clearing the room
Build 04 — no logo hunt
Build 05 — no silver bullet
Build 06 — the turn
Build 07 — the people
Build 08 — the thinking
Build 09 — the question
Build 10 — the landing

Scene 01 — The Sequence

One slide is not a scene.

A scene is slides in sequence — timed to the story.

Build after build, until the message lands.

everything you hand us
"we need it
by thursday"
47 bullet points,
one slide
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"can you make
the logo bigger?"
the founder's
napkin sketch

Scene 02 — The Doors

One story,
arriving in parts.

We cut your deck the way an editor cuts a film. Every element enters exactly when the story needs it — so the progression feels natural, obvious, inevitable. The audience never sees slides changing. They see one idea unfolding.

— and what the room sees

Chaos, streamlined.

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Scene 03 — The Whisper

The tool was never
the point. The story is.

Fluent in all of them. Loyal to none.

"They're so well done.
Who did those?"

— overheard at Apple, after the presentation

That's the moment we design for. Not the deck — the debrief. When the room is still talking about your slides the next day, when your speech and your visuals felt like one continuous thought — that wasn't luck. It was aligned on purpose, scene by scene, long before you walked in.

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THE COMPANY WE KEEP

ChevronGoogleAppleIBMBloomberg Media GroupPhilipsJ&JInternational Advertising AssociationMarriott Luxury GroupOgilvyRAPPMastercard

SELECTED WORK

Work that changed the room.

All 36 projects →
Chevron New Energies — New Energies Strategic NarrativeExecutive PresentationChevron New EnergiesMarriott Luxury Group — YouTube Content Strategy 2025Executive PresentationMarriott Luxury GroupEcho Society — Brand & Culture Storytelling DeckPitch & Investor DeckEcho SocietyThe Spaceship — Investor DeckPitch & Investor DeckThe SpaceshipMCS Healthcare × J&J — Internal Achievements PresentationSales & Agency DeckMCS Healthcare × J&JAll 36 projects

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.

Pitch & Investor DecksFor founders raising capital. Built to move money.Executive PresentationsBoard meetings, all-hands, keynotes. High stakes by definition.Sales & Agency DecksProposals that don't wait for a follow-up email.Strategic NarrativeWhen the problem isn't the design. It's the story.

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 ↗

Strategy

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

Story

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

Design

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

What sets this apart

Business Acumen

Most decks fail before the first slide.

I've been in the room — on the agency side, the startup side, and the boardroom side. I know which questions investors are waiting to hear and which answers kill the deal before the room warms up. I don't just design decks. I fix the story, challenge the model, and make sure you're ready for every question before you walk in.

Human-Made Design

AI generates slides in seconds. That’s the problem.

Generic inputs produce generic outputs. I use AI where it belongs — generating imagery, accelerating research. The design itself is human, intentional, and built around your story, your delivery style, and the room you’re walking into. Animation builds trigger at exactly the right moment. That’s not something a prompt can do.

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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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.

Anya PechkoFounder, Project Be

Arthur sees things from a high level — then translates that vision into slides that actually land. Working with him feels like having a strategist and designer in one.

Denise MosesExecutive VP & Cofounder, Toddstreet

I can't believe it's possible to make this topic visually exciting!

AnonymousPresenter, Apple

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