I will design your conference talk or sales presentation

A slide behind a speaker and a document someone reads later are two different things. Trying to be both is why most talks have slides nobody can read from row twelve. So I build two: the stage version, where slides support you rather than compete with you, and the handout version, where the detail lives. What is included: • A pass over the structure, because a talk that does not build to something is just a list • Stage slides: large type, one idea each, visible from the back of the room • Speaker notes, so you are not reading your own slides • A handout PDF with the detail that came out of the stage version • Transitions that support the argument and nothing that spins for its own sake Delivered in Keynote, PowerPoint or Google Slides, with fonts embedded so it does not break on the venue's laptop.