Four-Part BANI Framework Overview Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

Use this professionally designed BANI framework slide to illustrate the volatile, uncertain conditions facing modern organizations. The clean layout features four color-coded modules—Brittle (red), Anxious (blue), Nonlinear (green), and Incomprehensible (yellow)—each represented by a bold letter icon and concise text block. Subtle drop shadows, rounded rectangles, and gradient overlays reinforce visual hierarchy and group related content. The master slide setup includes fully editable vector shapes, icon placeholders, and text fields, enabling you to swap colors, adjust letter icons, or edit descriptions in seconds without disrupting layout.

Built on a crisp white background, the design emphasizes readability and directs audience focus to the core BANI concepts. Headlines and body text employ modern sans-serif fonts with adjustable size and weight controls. The intuitive slide structure supports quick adaptation for case analyses, risk assessments, or change-management workshops. Duplicate and rearrange modules to add or remove environment types, or integrate performance metrics and side charts alongside each block.

Engineered for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, this template preserves full-resolution clarity across screens and projectors, eliminating formatting conflicts. The locked master slides ensure consistent branding and formatting, making it simple to assemble multi-slide decks with cohesive identity. Whether you are preparing an executive briefing, a strategic planning session, or a workshop on organizational resilience, this asset simplifies complex risk communication with elegant visual impact.

Who is it for

Consultants, risk managers, strategy teams, and organizational development professionals will benefit from this BANI slide when explaining volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environments to executive leadership or stakeholder groups.

Other Uses

Adapt this slide for strategic trend analysis, technology scenario planning, supply-chain risk mapping, or marketing environment overviews. Replace headings and icons to repurpose the four-part structure for any framework requiring clear, color-coded segmentation.