Business Plan Hub-and-Spoke Slide Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

Crafted to streamline business plan presentations, this hub-and-spoke slide positions “Business Plan” at the center and radiates eight essential components—Target Market, Industry Analysis, Implementation Timeline, Financial Summary, Company Description, Team, Marketing Plan, and Funding Required—into color-coded hexagon nodes that guide audience focus. Each node pairs a minimal icon with a concise title and supporting text, ensuring clarity and cohesion. The structured radial layout balances information density with visual hierarchy, making complex strategies instantly digestible.

This template features editable hexagon shapes outlined in teal, blue, purple, and magenta, with dashed connector lines that reinforce the relational flow. Built on master slides, it offers versatile customization: swap icons, adjust text blocks, and redefine colors in seconds. The clean white background and crisp typography complement any brand palette, while consistent margins and alignment maintain a professional aesthetic across devices. Perfect for users who value design consistency without sacrificing flexibility.

Optimized for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, this slide maintains full resolution clarity, streamlining collaboration and version control. Simply duplicate the master, update placeholders, and tailor the layout to your narrative. The slide’s adaptable structure supports slide decks of all lengths, from investor pitch presentations to internal strategy sessions.

Who is it for

Entrepreneurs, startup founders, business consultants, and corporate strategists who need to articulate comprehensive plans with clear visual mapping. Ideal for marketing managers, product teams, and financial analysts preparing executive briefings.

Other Uses

Beyond traditional business planning, repurpose this hub-and-spoke design for product roadmaps, project kickoffs, marketing blueprints, and organizational overviews. Use it to map service offerings, stakeholder roles, competitive frameworks, or any scenario requiring concise, radial diagrams.