Simplified 6 Step Strategy for Presentations
The Simplified 6 Step Strategy for Presentations turns a set of steps into something the audience can point at and question.
The gap between a plan that exists and a plan the team follows is usually a communication gap. Making the structure visible closes most of it.
What’s on the slide
- 6 connected stages running across the slide, each numbered
- A heading and short description block per step
- An icon placeholder on every stage
- Title and subtitle area at the top
- Connectors built into the graphic, so the sequence reads at a distance
The shapes are native objects rather than images, so restyling is quick. 16:9, and it opens properly in both Google Slides and Keynote.
The usual audience is delivery leads, with program managers and scrum masters not far behind. Use it once the question is set up and the mechanism needs explaining. The wider set of business strategy templates picks up where this one leaves off.
