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1. Sample Slides
“Making the simple complicated
is common; making the
complicated simple, awesomely
simple, that's creativity.”
Charles Mingus

2. The following are a few examples of our recent work for clients.
The slides are randomly pulled from larger decks, so they don’t
tell coherent stories here. You will also notice that many slides
are hard to make sense of without the words of the speaker.
That’s intentional.
The first samples are for a mobile app startup.
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3. The solution: apply recent research.
“A small thing, repeated,
is not a small thing.”
— Seth Godin

4. meditate
exercise
journal
make art
cook
work on goals
be in nature
play music

5. I feel bad about
myself.
I know I’m not living
up to my potential.
I feel anxious
and distracted.

6. Men & women, 25-55, who
are spending money to build
better habits and routines
Self-improvement $9.6B
Life coaching $1B
Self-help books $675M

7. The following slides are for a health technology
incubator. They hired an artist to make some
illustrations that we put to good use.

9. We need to be speaking the same language.We need to be speaking the same language.
“Customer development”
Agile and waterfall methodology
Lean start-up
and the MVP

10. Baystate is a model integrated care delivery network.
Baystate is inventing the future of Population Health.
CMS Next Gen ACO.
88% of revenue in risk contracts.
Regional HIE (15,000 clinician accounts).
Cohesive ecosystem (VNA, SNF, CBO, Non-profits).
12,500 employees
1M patients
5 hospitals
health insurance
company (250K lives)
90 medical practices
regional
reference lab

11. Step 3. Put your ideas to the test using our process.
Prioritize
opportunities
Initiate
a learning process
Plan
the work
Execute
the plan
Learn
from the data
(and repeat the
process)

12. What’s your big idea to
transform healthcare?
Let’s get to work. Together.

13. The following slides are for a public speaker.

14. The Secret Life of Speaking Up
How Expressing Yourself Leads to
Self-Discovery and Surprise
May 11, 2017

15. EXPRESS
DISCOVERSURPRISE
Discover Your Secret Life
+ A New Future
clarity
beliefs & stories
confidence

16. The STAGE System
Style Truth Art Group Energy

17. The following slides are for a speaker talking
about climate change.

19. The richest 10% in the world produce half
of all carbon emissions, while the poorest
are most vulnerable to the impacts.
Oxfam

20. 78%
Feel we have 5 years or
less to act.
97%
Know our industry can
and must do more.
Natural food industry leaders we surveyed agree.

21. “It is the law of all progress that it must pass
through some periods of great instability.”
Teilhard de Chardin

22. The following slides are for a global NGO
working on fair and sustainable agriculture.

23. PanAmeriCaña
20 septiembre 2016
Ciudad México
Working Summit

24. 1988
Max Havelaar
Comercio Justo
café, frutas
1995
Fairtrade Labeling
Organization
global
1996
Oké Banana
orgánico-comercio justo
1999
Kuyichi
ropa sostenible
2002:
UTZ Certified
CSR label
(Café, té, cacao)
2006
RTRS
Mesa redonda para
la soya sostenible
2008
RSPO
Aceite de
palma sostenible
2009
Bonsucro
Iniciativa para
la buena azúcar
Solidaridad: trabajar por el cambio desde hace décadas

25. The following slides are for a global NGO working
on fair and sustainable agriculture. This deck won
an award on SlideShare.net and has been seen on
that site by more than 250K viewers.

26. US 14%
France 15%
Mexico 34%
Ethiopia 53%
Food Consumption to Total Consumption
source: FAO
We produce inexpensive food for the
rich and expensive food for the poor.

27. Every five seconds,
a child dies of hunger.
source: FAO

28. 7 billion fed
1 billion employed
50% of habitable land
70% of fresh water
the impact of
global agriculture

29. Data visualization is often challenging. For a
Canadian NGO, we replaced an unattractive
and confusing map with a new one that
better told their story.

30. Western Canada Prairie Agriculture
Northern Temperate Production Region
BC
Saskatchewan
Manitoba32 million
arable hectares
24 million hectares
in crop production
Alberta
canola
pulses
other
barley
wheat