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Presentation Design Guidelines,[object Object],	Trevor Ross (tr0435) 		6/16/2010,[object Object],	Steven Shapiro (ss7745)	9/13/2011,[object Object]
Executive Summary,[object Object],Key Concepts,[object Object],Effective deck creation is paramount when required to present to company leadership,[object Object],Experience is the best teacher for deck writing after some basics are mastered,[object Object],Recommendations,[object Object],[object Object]
Place one major point per slide
Too much information
Dialed-in Slide
Utilize clean charts with focus

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Presentation Design Guidlines

Editor's Notes

  1. Only place closely related charts on the same pageOne chart should logically lead to the next, generating one compelling insightUse text to clarify the connection between the charts
  2. Only closely related charts are included on the slideTagline changed to be more focused on an insightEllipsis used to tie charts together with a single statement that drives the insightCharts were spaced out and enlarged to leverage the full slide and clearly display numbers and other objects within the charts
  3. Avoid ambiguous taglinesAvoid complex multi-scale/axis chartsInclude important numbers within the chart, not in tables or axisUse bolder colors to highlight the most important chart objectsDon’t include objects that you will not address or do not want to addressInclude a title that clarifies units and objects
  4. Added more descriptive taglineSelected simple chart to clearly deliver messageAxis has been removed and numbers are integrated in chartThe most important chart object is highlighted with a circle and commentIrrelevant lines are removed from chartChart title completely explains data