Opportunities Hub-and-Spoke Diagram Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

This Opportunities Hub-and-Spoke Diagram slide provides a clear, visually engaging way to map six strategic growth areas around a central theme in PowerPoint & Google Slides. A multi-layered circular core anchors the diagram, while fine connector lines extend to six matching callout squares—each featuring an editable icon placeholder, title text, and supporting description. The uniform teal accent unifies the layout, guiding viewers smoothly from the center outward without overwhelming with color.

Built on fully editable slide masters, every element is a vector shape so you can swap icons, adjust square sizes, reposition connectors, or relabel text in seconds. Global theme controls make it easy to align the diagram with corporate color palettes and fonts; simply update the theme palette or slide master once to maintain consistency across your entire deck. Optional animation placeholders enable sequential reveals of each spoke, perfect for pacing discussions in virtual meetings or boardroom presentations.

This template excels in interactive workshops, strategic planning sessions, and executive briefings. Use it to capture innovation themes, product feature clusters, stakeholder influence maps, or ecosystem overviews—wherever a hub-and-spoke visualization can clarify relationships and drive consensus. Scalable vectors ensure pixel-perfect clarity on any screen, and compatibility with both desktop and cloud-based editors removes version-control headaches.

Who is it for

Product Managers, Strategy Leads, Marketing Teams, and Business Analysts will benefit from this slide when identifying and communicating key opportunity areas, aligning cross-functional stakeholders, or facilitating collaborative brainstorming sessions.

Other Uses

Beyond opportunity mapping, repurpose this layout for risk assessments, customer journey stages, ecosystem overviews, input-output frameworks, or vendor comparisons. Duplicate or recolor callouts to extend into more categories, or convert the central hub into a timeline marker for hybrid analytical views.