4 Stage Agenda Template for PowerPoint

Leverage this gradient clock agenda timeline diagram to present meeting schedules, project roadmaps, or workshop agendas with visual flair. The slide centers on a vibrant clock face—shaded from red through purple—with hour markings at 10 AM, 11 AM, 12 PM, and 1 PM. Surrounding gear icons and abstract yellow background shapes reinforce a theme of timed processes and mechanical precision. Four arrowed callouts extend from the clock’s quadrants to dedicated text areas, each anchored by a minimalist line icon, allowing concise headlines and supporting details. Built on master slides with fully editable vector elements, you can instantly swap icons, adjust the gradient palette, or update times and descriptions to match your content.

Optimized for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, this template ensures consistent formatting and pixel-perfect clarity across devices. Whether you’re outlining a half-day workshop, mapping sprint reviews, or scheduling a training session, the radial layout guides viewers through each agenda item in sequence. The combination of clean typography, subtle shadows, and modern gradients creates a professional aesthetic that engages audiences without distraction.

Engineered for rapid customization, the slide’s master-slide support lets you change fonts, colors, and icon sets in seconds, saving valuable preparation time. Use the central clock to reinforce timing, highlight milestones, or display key metrics, while the callouts keep descriptive text tightly linked to each time slot. The result is a cohesive agenda slide that balances style and clarity, perfect for executive briefings, client presentations, and internal workshops.

Who is it for

Project managers, meeting facilitators, trainers, consultants, and event planners who need to communicate timed agendas, workshop schedules, or milestone-based roadmaps in a visually compelling format.

Other Uses

Repurpose this slide for timeline overviews, sprint planning cycles, KPI reporting snapshots, production schedules, daily stand-up sequences, and customer journey timeframes.