Keynote Presentation Designer (Story-Driven, Visual, Minimal Text)

Overview

I’m hiring a high-end presentation designer to create a keynote-style deck for a 35-minute speaking engagement.

This is not a typical corporate PowerPoint job.

The presentation tells a business transformation story—how a company evolves from operational chaos to a structured, scalable, and profitable model.

You will be given:

A complete 17-slide content spine

Clear visual direction for key slides

Context on the business framework (MSP / TruMethods)

Your job is to:

Turn this into a clean, compelling, visually-driven presentation

Timeline (Important)

First draft required within 48 hours

This does NOT need to be perfect

Goal is to get a strong visual direction for feedback and iteration

What I Need

~17 slides total

Designed for live speaking (not reading)

Minimal text per slide

Strong use of:

Diagrams / flows

Before vs after visuals

Simple, clear charts

Key Slides to Design (Important)

You will need to create custom visuals, including:

Flywheel diagram (core system loop)

Timeline chart (2007–2023) showing:

Revenue growth

Profit trends

Key inflection point (framework adoption)

Metric visuals (gauges or trends):

Reactive work decreasing

Alignment increasing

Profit improving

Style Requirements

Clean, modern, high-contrast

Minimalist (no clutter, no walls of text)

Feels like a conference keynote, not a corporate template

Visual storytelling - bullet points

Tools

You may use PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, or similar tools

Final output must be fully usable and presentable on a Windows device

Important Notes

I plan to hire multiple designers for this project to explore different creative directions

I am not looking for one perfect first draft—I am looking for strong visual thinking and iteration

What This Is NOT

Not a template-based slide job

Not text-heavy consulting slides

Not generic icon dumping

Ideal Designer

Thinks in systems, flow, and clarity

Can translate ideas into clean visual models

Understands how to design for a live audience, not a document

This presentation should feel:

Simple

Sharp

Intentional

Not overdesigned—just clear and powerful.

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