Presentation decks are not just documents with nice fonts. They're arguments that have to land in a room full of distracted, time-pressed people who will judge the idea and the designer at the same time.
I collaborate directly with C-suite executives and their teams to get inside the goal of every deck before I touch a single slide. What are we trying to move? Who's in the room? What do they already believe, and what do we need them to believe by the time they close their laptops?
From there I translate strategy, data, and narrative into something visually coherent and easy to follow. The decks look good because they're built on thinking that holds up.