Guy Kawasaki Pitch Decks

Description

This 12-slide pitch deck follows Guy Kawasaki’s proven storytelling structure with modern, dark-mode styling. Built on slide masters in PowerPoint and Google Slides, it features deep charcoal backgrounds contrasted by crisp blue accent lines and ample white space. The deck opens with a bold cover slide pairing a full-bleed image placeholder and minimalist title frame. Subsequent layouts guide audiences through a clear narrative: a Welcome slide with dual-column text and photo; a Problem statement with three KPI modules highlighting key percentages; a Solution overview using icon-driven callouts; and a Market opportunity timeline slide. Financial Projections display editable bar and line charts linked to data tables, while the Business Model slide presents revenue streams in a structured grid. Team Member profiles adopt hexagon photo frames with name, role, and brief bio fields. A Go-to-Market roadmap uses milestone markers across a horizontal axis. The deck concludes with a Pricing Table, Competitive Landscape comparison, and Contact Us slide featuring social-media icons and a QR-code placeholder.

Every element—vector shapes, icons, and text placeholders—is fully editable: recolor accent lines, swap fonts via the theme settings, or replace imagery without disrupting alignment. Hidden guide layers let you add or remove slides, adjust layout spacing, or toggle between light-mode and dark-mode masters. Subtle drop shadows ensure depth, and consistent sans-serif typography guarantees legibility across screens and print. Preconfigured slide-note prompts and numbered section dividers streamline your storytelling flow.

Who is it for

Startup founders, marketing leaders, and sales executives will leverage this deck to pitch investors, present product roadmaps, and communicate growth strategies. Consultants and business-development teams can also use it for client proposals and executive briefings.

Other Uses

Repurpose these layouts for annual reports, board presentations, training workshops, or client case studies. Swap colors, replace icons, or relabel slides to adapt the deck for any strategic narrative.