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I work with leaders at enterprise companies, across any departments that regularly give presentations. My design services are best suited for external, high-stakes presentations (like investor meetings, sales presentations, etc), while my Story By Design presentation training works best for teams who prepare internal presentations all the time, including future leaders as part of professional development. If you have an upcoming presentation that has to land, or you lead a team that builds decks all the time, I'd love to chat about whether a partnership is a good fit.

I have two offers: Custom presentation design: I create a polished deck (content and design) that's built to win the room. I also offer custom templates to set your team up for success.Presentation training for teams: I teach your team to build their internal, everyday decks in a more effective way. This training is for anyone who presents on a regular basis and can be included in leadership development curriculums. I also offer in-depth trainings for L&D teams so they can train your internal team.

I operate as an independent professional designer and trainer. That means the person on the discovery call is the same person building your slides, and there's no handoff to a designer you'll never meet. I bring 20+ years of corporate enterprise experience, and I know exactly how to design every slide to connect with the people you're speaking to: through story-led design.

Absolutely. I don't take it lightly that the decks I build often contain highly sensitive information, so confidentiality is a given. That's why confidential information in my portfolio is anonymized: you're seeing real work with the client's content protected, which is exactly what I'd do with yours. As part of my onboarding, you'll sign off on what you feel comfortable with me sharing, so that's clear from the start. And, of course, I'm happy to sign an NDA before we kick things off.

I'm solely focused on PowerPoint design and presentation trainings for teams. If you need additional services, I can point you to my referral partners.

Story-driven means the story comes first. Visual storytelling is the method that pulls your audience from problem to payoff; it's not just how a slide looks. Design makes a slide pretty, but a story makes people remember it, care about it, and act on it. I do both, but the story must be right first. Get that wrong, and no amount of design fixes it.

We start with 2–3 sample slides to lock the creative direction before I build anything else. If, for any reason, I'm not able to develop a design you're satisfied with during this initial process, I will refer you to one of my colleagues who I think would be a better fit.