PROJECT TYPE
Presentation Design
Client
FoodSpace
Client Type
Managing Director
Agency
None

Designing an engaging Sales Deck in Foodservice

A sales tool that speaks startup energy with enterprise-level clarity—built to grow with the business.

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Designing an engaging Sales Deck in Foodservice

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The Ask

FoodSpace needed a master sales deck that could clearly articulate their value proposition to a range of stakeholders — from national grocery buyers and retail tech partners to investors and procurement teams.

The ask wasn’t just for “pretty slides,” but for a modular storytelling system that could flex based on audience type, depth of conversation, and stage of engagement.

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The Challenge

  • The company’s offering is multifaceted, combining AI, computer vision, data science, and retail UX, which makes it challenging to explain quickly without overwhelming the viewer.
  • Their prior decks leaned too heavily on text and internal language, which confused early-stage calls.
  • We needed to clarify the story, highlight benefits over features, and build a visual system that could support short intros and deep dives alike.

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Designing an engaging Sales Deck in Foodservice

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The Solution

  • We created a dynamic, brand-aligned sales deck built around modular narrative blocks: What We Solve, How It Works, Why It’s Different, and Who It’s For.
  • The slides were minimal, graphic, and hierarchy-driven, with clear icons and bold headers guiding attention.
  • Animated flows and product mockups showed how the tech integrates into real retail environments, while a flexible “menu” structure allowed sales reps to tailor the story to each audience.

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The Outcome

  • The new deck became FoodSpace’s go-to communication tool across departments, used for sales calls, investor intros, and internal strategy meetings.
  • Teams reported improved understanding from external audiences, shorter sales cycles, and more confidence presenting the company’s capabilities.
  • It also reinforced design consistency and storytelling clarity across the broader brand ecosystem.

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