Services
Five ways in. One method.
Whatever the format, the work starts the same way: with the argument, not the slides. Structure first, design second. Always.
01
Pitch & Investor Decks
For founders raising capital.
The deck you bring into the most important room of your year. Built around your story, your audience, and the specific ask that needs to land.
1–2 weeksFull details →
02
Executive Presentations
High stakes by definition.
Board decks, C-suite briefings, and strategic reviews that show, not just tell, the decision that needs to be made.
1–2 weeksFull details →
03
Sales & Agency Decks
Proposals that don't wait for a follow-up.
Proposals, capabilities decks, and RFP responses that make prospects say yes before the meeting ends.
1–3 weeksFull details →
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Strategic Narrative
When the story needs fixing first.
When the problem isn't the design. It's the story. A deep-dive engagement that starts upstream: audience, insight, message architecture, then visual expression.
2–4 weeksFull details →
05
Keynotes & Training
When the room has to learn something.
Conference keynotes, summit sessions, and field training that people actually absorb. Different from a pitch: nobody here is deciding whether to fund you. They are deciding whether to listen.
2–3 weeksFull details →
Questions, answered
How long does a typical project take?
Pitch decks and executive presentations run 1–2 weeks. Sales decks and modular systems run 1–3 weeks. Strategic Narrative engagements run 2–4 weeks. Rush projects are possible with a surcharge; mention it in your brief.
What does it cost?
Engagements start at $5,000. Beyond that it depends on scope: a focused redesign of an existing narrative costs less than a full strategic build from scratch. After a 30-minute intake call you get a fixed quote, not an hourly meter.
What tools do you design in?
Keynote first, given the choice, for the motion and build sequencing it allows. PowerPoint whenever your team has to own and edit the deck afterwards, and I know it inside out. Figma Slides where a design team is already living there. Google Slides only if you are locked to it.
How many revision rounds are included?
Two structured rounds per project: one for structure and content, one for final polish. This keeps the process focused and the quality high.
Do you work with existing brand guidelines?
Always. Every project adapts to your brand system. If your brand isn't fully defined, that conversation happens before any design does.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. Standard NDAs are signed before any brief is shared. Confidentiality is the baseline, not a negotiation.
Do you work with international clients?
Fully remote, always. Clients across North America, Europe, and the Middle East. Time zones are manageable, great work is non-negotiable.
Ready when you are.
A 30-minute intake call. No forms, no auto-responders, the project, the stakes, and whether there's a fit.
Let's talk