I like pitch decks. A lot. Sure, it's a dorky thing to obsess over, but it's pretty cool to help other people bring their vision to life. Whether it’s for the newest binge-worthy series or an investment proposal for the next industry-changing app, it’s all about storytelling.
Unfortunately, most decks resemble high school PowerPoint presentations that were scrambled together on a decades-old library computer during the last ten minutes of lunch. And to make things worse, the executives who are going to decide your fate have shorter attention spans than…
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Right. Pitch decks. They need to paint vivid stories that let executives forget that they are looking at a business proposal. It doesn’t matter who you are, a great pitch provides legitimacy to you and your project. Right now, you’ve got a groundbreaking idea, but it’s trapped in black and white on a Word document. Let me help you visualize your concept and move those pesky money guys into action.
