The quality and clarity of the presentation communicated a complex subject in an understandable manner.  Your background knowledge...plus a clean, direct sense of design helped me to better articulate my initiative.
— Wayne Fawbush, Ford Foundation

PowerPoint and its Apple cousin, Keynote, are ubiquitous, which is a fancy word meaning that they bore the pants off us wherever we go.

It’s said that Americans make 2 million PowerPoint presentations every week. Studies show that most people think their presentations are very good and everyone else’s are terrible. Which means a lot of us are fooling ourselves.

The point is, whether you are making a pitch to investors, trying to close a sale, or speaking at a conference, the stakes are high. A great presentation can bring money and supporters to your cause. One that flames out means you’ve lost a golden opportunity.

I love making slide presentations that are beautiful and effective. It’s fun, it’s satisfying – and it gives my clients a competitive advantage to be among the few who use slides to inform and inspire audiences instead of putting them to sleep.

My slide work has won awards and was featured in the book Presentation Zen. More importantly, it’s given my clients the confidence they need to get the job done.

There are two basic ways to get my help:

  • Starting from scratch or with an existing set of slides, I create a beautiful slide deck that will make you look brilliant.
  • If you want everyone in your organization to be presentation masters, I am available for workshops and design sessions.

From an award-winning slide deck I made for the Sustainable Food Lab.

From a slide set I made for Gary Hirshberg, CEO of Stonyfield.

Garr Reynolds featured some of my slides in his great book, Presentation Zen.