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The 10-Step Guide for a Successful Strategy Presentation

Discover essential steps and best practices in 'How to Write a Strategy Presentation.' Elevate your approach and effectively communicate your strategic vision with our comprehensive guide.

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Introduction

Have you ever been trapped in the quicksand of a never-ending strategy presentation?

We've all been there, nodding off while someone drones on.

Now, picture this: a room hanging onto your every word, eyes lit with interest.

Impossible?

Think again. Plunge into our fresh guide, and you'll transform from a presenter to a storyteller.

It’s time for your audience to listen and be utterly captivated.

How to Write a Strategy Presentation: 10 Steps

1. set the stage right.

You wouldn’t host a grand ball without knowing who’s attending, right?

In the same way, before you even think of diving into your content, please know your audience.

Are they tech wizards or old-school board members? Millennials or Baby Boomers?

Customize your talk to resonate with them. Understand their needs, their pain points, and their aspirations.

Connect on a personal level, and half your battle is already won. 🎯

2. Define Your Mission

Imagine embarking on a road trip without a map.

A strategy presentation without a clear mission is almost the same – directionless and meandering.

So, ask yourself: Why are you here? What's the core message?

Once you have that clarity, your path becomes straightforward. Trust me, your audience will thank you for it.

3. Craft an Unforgettable Opening

First impressions?

They’re everything. You have 60 seconds to grab your audience's attention, so make those seconds count.

A quirky quote, a compelling statistic, or even a personal anecdote – choose a relevant and riveting opener. It’s the appetizer to your main course.

Make sure it's tantalizing!

4. Break Down the Core

a. Highlight the Issue:

Every story needs a conflict.

In your strategy presentation, this is the issue or challenge at hand.

Paint a vivid picture. Make them see what’s going awry.

But remember, no doom and gloom—just honest, relatable content.

b. Showcase Your Solution:

Now, for the hero of our story – your solution. Get straight to the point.

How will your idea transform the current scenario?

Make your key the shining beacon. Sell not just the picture but the dream.

c. Unveil the Game Plan:

So, you’ve hooked them with the problem and dazzled them with your solution.

The roadmap: Walk them through the how. Detail the journey, step by step, action by action. Make it tangible. Make it achievable.

5. Elevate with Design

Yes, content is king. But design?

It’s the crown. Incorporate visuals that speak. Charts, infographics, images – let them do the heavy lifting. Remember, a picture's worth a thousand words, but a relevant picture?

That’s gold. And hey, always lean into simplicity. Less is more, especially on slides. 🖼️

6. Weave in Stories

Facts need to be remembered. Stories? They stick.

Weave in anecdotes that resonate. Personal tales, success stories, or even fictional scenarios – a narrative touch can bring your presentation alive. Make it relatable.

Could you make it memorable? After all, who doesn't love a good story?

7. Get Them Talking

No one enjoys a monologue. You can turn your presentation into a dialogue.

Ask questions. Seek opinions. Maybe even throw in a mini poll or quiz. Engage them.

The more involved they are, the more invested they become. It's the difference between passive listeners and active participants.

8. Wrap it Up with Pizzazz

You're nearing the end. This is where you cement all you've shared.

Highlight the key points and end with a zinger. It could be a call to action, a memorable quote, or a challenge.

Leave them thinking, reflecting, and wanting more.

9. Rehearse to Perfection

You've crafted this masterpiece. Now, could you give it the respect it deserves?

Know each slide, each transition, and each pause. Familiarize yourself with the flow. The more comfortable you are with the material, the more confidently you'll deliver.

And nothing, absolutely nothing, captivates an audience more than genuine confidence.

10. After the Applause: Your Next Moves

The applause fades—the room empties.

But your job? It still needs to be done. Show gratitude. A simple thank you can work wonders. Would you be willing to share your presentation or additional resources?

And always, always be open to feedback. It’s the breakfast of champions, after all.

Crafting a killer strategy presentation isn’t about big words or fancy jargon. It’s about connection, clarity, and confidence. You’ve got the palette, brush, and canvas.

Now, could you paint your masterpiece? 🎨

Remember, strategy presentations are not just about informing. It’s about transforming.

So, go ahead and inspire change—illuminate minds. And make a lasting impact.🚀

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This list will guide you through each crucial step for impactful delivery, from understanding your audience to gathering feedback post-presentation.

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• Interactive segment prepped.
• Strong conclusion framed.
• Feedback channels open.

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Building Strategy Consulting Slide Decks: The Complete Guide

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There’s something different about slide decks from strategy consulting firms like McKinsey, Bain or BCG . For some reason, they just seem more convincing. But it’s difficult to pinpoint exactly what makes those presentations good.

As a strategy consultant, you very quickly realize there are two important components of a compelling strategy presentation:

• The ‘thinking’. This is the rigorous problem definition, analysis, synthesis, and insight that happens before you open up PowerPoint. Without this, even the most well-crafted strategy presentation lacks impact.
• The presentation.  This is the distinctive, structured, and clear way that strategy consultants build their slide decks. Without this, even the most powerful insights lose their force.

In this guide, we show you how to do both those things. In chapters 1-3, we discuss how to structure your slide deck, define your objective, and craft a compelling argument and storyline.

Then in chapters 4-6, we show you best practices for building your slides and reviewing your slide deck.

By the end of this guide, you’ll have the ability to craft a compelling strategy slide deck with a clear and compelling storyline that leads your audience to your desired conclusion.

Structure your slide deck

Before we get into the detail of building your slide deck, it’s important to understand how to structure your presentation.

There is a common structure that is used for almost all strategy presentations. It’s based on a concept known as the Pyramid Principle , which was popularized by Barbara Minto at McKinsey & Co.

According to Minto, there are three components to a well-constructed slide deck:

• The executive summary: Provides the reader a full summary of the argument and recommendations within your slide deck for readers that are more interested in the ‘so what’ than the detailed analysis.
• The body slides: Illustrates the analysis that supports each claim you make in your slide deck’s argument and thus slide objective.
• Next steps or recommendations slides:  Clearly outlines the key implications or ‘so what’ of your slide deck, as well as any next steps required.

In this guide, we will walk you through how to tackle each of these sections one by one. But first, we start by setting the objective of your slide deck, and crafting your argument and storyline.

Define the objective of your deck

Let’s start at the beginning. The purpose of your slide deck isn’t to show off all the things you know… or how great you are at analysis… or how beautiful your slides are.

Instead, the purpose of your slide deck is to persuade your audience and lead them to an objective. And, as the author of the slide deck, you need to set the objective before you start building your slide deck.

Having a clear objective for your slide deck is important for a number of reasons:

• It helps you focus your research and analysis on things that are relevant to your objective.
• You can quickly test the quality of your content by testing whether it is sufficient to achieve your objective.
• It helps inform the tone and positioning of the messages in your slides.

Your objective can take many forms. For example, it could be simply to inform your audience, to gain endorsement for a decision, or to achieve a specific action or next step.

As the author of the slide deck, you must ensure that the objective is clear and agreed upon. All the work that you’re about to do to build your slide deck is guided by your objective.

Craft the argument and storyline

Now that you’ve determined the objective of your slide deck, you need to craft an argument and storyline that leads to your objective.

To some extent, your slide deck’s argument will naturally appear from insights gathered through research and analysis. As you conduct research, you’ll slowly uncover the “real state of affairs”, which will be supported by data.

It’s your job to translate this argument into a compelling story; one that grabs the attention of your reader and communicates your argument in a clear and easy-to-understand way.

To do this, you should use a situation-complication-resolution storyline .

This is a universal structure; it’s used in books, plays, films, advertising, religion, politics, and more. It looks something like this:

• The scene is set and the characters are introduced (situation)
• Something goes wrong (complication)
• They fix the problem and live happily ever after (resolution)

When storytelling in PowerPoint, you should use the same structure. But in the context of your slide deck, your storyline will look something like:

• This thing is important  (situation)
• There is a problem with this thing  (complication)
• Therefore, we need to respond — and here is how  (resolution)

The dot-dash structure

Writing a storyline for your presentation doesn’t happen in PowerPoint. In fact, you don’t open up PowerPoint until you’re completely satisfied with your storyline.

Instead of jumping into PowerPoint, you start by writing out your storyline in a text document using the dot-dash structure .

By writing your slide deck’s storyline in a text document, you can easily identify any faulty or missing logic in your story and ensure that you have the data required to support each claim you make.

And when you’re completely satisfied with your storyline, you can move it into PowerPoint. Your storyline should be communicated in the slide lead-ins, like so:

And once you’ve built the skeleton of your slide deck with the storyline communicated “horizontally” across the leads-ins, you’re ready to start building individual slides and the “vertical flow”.

Build body slides

Before you jump into building individual slides, there are two main components of slides that you need to understand:

• The lead-in:  The text at the top of your slide. This should be written as an action title that communicates the implication or ‘so what’ of the slide, not describes the content of the slide.
• The slide body:  The content of your slide. You should only communicate one insight per slide and choose the simplest method possible.

There is a close relationship between the slide lead-in and slide body. And this relationship is best explained by the Golden Rule of slide building.

The Golden Rule of slide building is:

“One slide, one insight, fully articulated in the lead-in, and supported by the body”

In other words, each slide should only communicate one insight. That insight should be fully explained in words in the lead-in, and fully supported by data in the slide body.

In addition, there should be nothing in the lead-in that’s not in the body, and nothing in the body that’s not in the lead-in.

Data, charts, and other quantitative slides

Claims that are supported by data are naturally more compelling than claims supported by ‘expert’ opinions, focus groups, and other qualitative evidence.

Therefore, where possible, you should always prioritize quantitative slides over qualitative slides.

But don’t go overboard with your data visualization. Sometimes it can be tempting to show off our technical skills by choosing the most complex visualization available. This is bad practice.

Instead, you should always choose the simplest chart to demonstrate your insight. But it can be tricky to determine which chart to use. So we’ve put together a simple decision tree to ensure that you always choose the most appropriate chart for your data .

Text, conceptual, and other qualitative slides

There are some insights that simply cannot be communicated with charts or data. In these cases, you need to find the most appropriate conceptual chart.

Unlike qualitative slides, there are no simple guides for text and conceptual slides. And because of this, the ability to craft well-structured conceptual slides is the mark of a skilled consultant.

It’s surprisingly tricky to be able to communicate a qualitative insight in a clear and structured visual manner. The best way to build the skill is to practice. But you can also learn by exploring common qualitative slides used by strategy consultants .

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Write the executive summary

An executive summary slide is the first slide in your presentation but the last slide you build.

The executive summary slide fully summarizes the argument, storyline, and supporting evidence of the body slides. Because we already need to have finished every other part of the slide deck, we write it last.

Executive summary slides help the reader “follow along” with your slide deck. There are a few main benefits:

• They provide context to help the reader understand why the topic of the slide deck is important.
• They communicate the high-level argument before the reader gets into the body of the slide deck. This helps the reader understand your more detailed body slides.
• They are a “map” that the reader can reference back to if they start losing the line of argument in the body of the deck.

A typical executive summary looks something like the following slides, which are from a BCG report on “Melbourne as a Global Cultural Destination” and can be downloaded here .

Good executive summaries follow three best practices:

• They are structured with bolded text for summary sentences and bullet points for supporting data. This ensures that every claim is clearly supported by data.
• The bolded summary sentences can be read alone to tell the slide’s storyline (i.e. you don’t need to read the supporting data in the bullet points).
• The bolded summary sentences reflect the SCR storyline structure of the slide deck

One other good practice (that you don’t see in the BCG example) is to reference the associated body slide throughout the executive summary. This helps direct a reader to the detailed analysis behind every claim in the executive summary.

Review your slide deck

Now that you’ve finished building all your slides and writing your executive summary, it’s time to review and finalize your slide deck.

There are three things that you need to check as you review your slide deck:

• Chart completeness : Check that your charts are comprehensively labeled, including chart titles, axis labels, units, time periods, etc.
• Text brevity : Review your slide text, including your lead-ins, and ensure that you make your points with the minimum number of words possible.
• Slide consistency : Review your slides and ensure that there is consistent formatting across the slides.

Reviewing your charts and visualizations

There’s a surprising amount of detail contained in charts and it’s quite easy to forget to key include key information.

Some examples of common charting mistakes include missing chart titles, labels, axes, units, dates, and legends. You should also consider how you highlights the implication of your charts.

To make this easier, you should use a charting checklist to methodically cross-reference your chart with best practice.

Refining your slide text

There’s an important place for text in slides. Not only can your use text to provide important context to support your visualizations, but also to communicate insights without data.

Most people use too many words in their slides. They tend to use fancy “consulting speak” or long, verbose explanations that actually obsure their message.

As you review your slide deck, you should review all of the text in your slides and savagely sharpen your text by removing unnecessary words .

Ensuring consistency across slides

Finally, you should use your last review to check for consistency across slides.

Start by ensuring that the formatting is consistent. For example, your slide format, spacing, fonts and slide numbers should all be consistent across the slides.

And then finish your review by ensuring all concepts are communicated consistently across slides. For example, if you’ve numbered or colored concepts a certain way, then ensure that they remain consistent throughout your slide deck.

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This Strategy Presentation Template helps transform strategic ideas and thinking into actionable plans. With a clear template, you can present a strategy to your team to ensure that everyone is on the same page about where your business is heading. 

Visual learning is a great way to engage employees and get them on board with never-before-seen ideas. The Miro Strategy Presentation Template will ensure that everyone listening understands the strategy presented and has a clear idea of the role they’ll play.

What’s a strategy presentation?

Strategies are the ideas and approaches business leaders map out to secure the future of a company. A strategy isn’t a plan. Rather, it’s a list of methods your team will use to achieve the company goals. These tactics refer to the what, how, and why of certain ideas to get everyone on board with the moves your team will make. 

Presenting your strategies is the best way to allow people to understand what the business will focus on in the future. Strategies are often more abstract than concrete plans. 

So, being able to discuss and present them to an audience can be challenging. A well-structured presentation is a great way to get employees to understand their roles and responsibilities in applying future strategies. 

What should be in a strategy presentation? 

The success of a presentation depends on the content included in it. It must be holistic, easy to understand, and flow well to keep listeners engaged. Your strategy presentation should: 

Discuss the big picture. The big picture should be your starting point for your strategy presentation. The overall goals and aims of your business should guide your strategies and provide an overview of the end goal. It’s important that listeners learn about this overarching approach to understand the rationale behind certain strategies.

Focus on the “why” of each strategy. It’s important that the team members involved in the strategy execution understand the “why” behind the business strategy. This will motivate and direct them as they complete their specific tasks within the overall strategy.

Benefits of a strategy presentation 

The following are the biggest advantages of a strategy presentation:

It establishes a sense of direction. The main benefit of a strategy presentation is to bring everyone in the business on board with the company’s direction and goals. It’s important that everyone understands this direction to work collaboratively and effectively to achieve the strategic goals. 

It improves focus within the team. A strategy presentation helps everyone understand the business objectives and key results , the actions they need to take to deliver the strategy, and their role in the business’s success. Based on this critical information, employees and workers will focus more on the tasks they need to complete.

It presents information visually. A strategy presentation is an effective way to visually communicate ideas to everyone on your team. Technical speeches with a lot of business jargon might be difficult for some to understand, but a strategy presentation template can help.

How to use the Strategy Presentation Template 

Here’s how to use this template to effectively communicate and present your strategy:

1. Fill in the frames with your strategy information

The Strategy Presentation Template has frames that act like editable slides for your presentation. Start by filling in each frame with the key information regarding your strategy. From the big picture and individual strategies to roles and jobs to be done, it’s important that you include all the ideas you want to discuss.

2. Customize the template

One of the main benefits of using this template is its flexibility. If certain frames don’t suit the message you want to convey, you can easily remove slides or edit them to suit your needs. You can move frames, arrange content on frames in a grid-like mode, and hide content on frames from your collaborators’ view. The frames are easy to manipulate, and the template is set up in a way that makes it easy to jump between slides to facilitate discussion and collaboration.

3. Use presentation mode

Once you’ve organized the information on each frame, it’s time to present. After entering full-screen presentation mode , use the arrow icons or arrow keys to navigate between frames as you showcase your strategy like a professional. 

4. Get feedback

Developing a strategy should be a collaborative process. It’s easy to share your strategy presentation with the rest of your team by creating a link or adding others as collaborators. Share your slides and get feedback anytime, anywhere.

How to pull off a great strategy presentation 

Presentations can be daunting, and getting your message across isn’t always an easy task. Keep the following tips in mind to help your strategy presentation communicate your strategic ideas effectively:

Make sure your insight is focused

Before you start thinking about presenting your company strategy, it’s important that your information is well researched and focused. It must not be scatterbrained, and claims must not be made without research to back them up. This is where you must collaborate with different people in your business to understand their opinions. You should also have a clear picture of the positions within the company and the role each person plays in carrying out the strategies.

Communicate the principles

The listeners of your presentation should understand the principles the strategy is based on. For example, if a strategy is focused on increasing productivity using a certain method, the principles of that method should be discussed. This brings it back to the “why.” The “why” must be explained and discussed throughout the presentation for your strategy to be properly received.

How do you start a business presentation strategy?

The best way to start a business presentation strategy is to discuss the job at hand. In other words, the presentation should start with the problem that needs to be solved. After this problem is understood and discussed, move on to the strategies that will be employed to solve it. After the introduction, this is the best way to engage the audience and make sure they understand the entire picture.

How do you structure a strategy presentation?

Having a well-structured strategy presentation is key to maintaining your audience’s attention and getting your point across. Begin by discussing the problem that needs solving. Secondly, discuss the principles that will underpin the strategies to be discussed later — the “why.” Lastly, after listeners begin thinking about solutions to the problem, present your ideas and tactics. This lends itself to a brainstorming and collaboration session.

When do you use a strategy presentation?

Strategy presentations can be used in any business sector that needs a revamp or has a problem that needs to be solved. For example, if your company wants to boost its online presence, it might be helpful to plan a social media strategy presentation. These strategic planning presentations can be used in all aspects of your business, from expansion to improving customer experience.

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Slide 1 : This slide introduces Corporate Strategy with relevant imagery. State Your Company Name and begin. Slide 2 : This slide presents a Business Strategy Presentation Outline consisting of- Executive Summary, Mission Statement-vision-values, Management Board- Organization Chart, Targets For The Next Business Quarter, Establish A Value Proposition, Marketing Plan Objectives, Identifying New Marketing Channels, Brand Promotion Strategies For Engagement, Brand Promotion Template, Look To Your Competition, Focus On Your Strengths, Product Feature Comparison, Annual Budget, Assets & Revenue: Financial Summary, Company Sales & Performance – Dashboard, Financial Projections For Strategic Planning, Actual Versus Target Revenue- Setting Strategic Goals, Funding Requirement, Use Of Funds, Operational Plan- Deciding Team Initiatives & Strategies, Recruitment Plan For Hr Department, Project Timeline Chart, Swot Analysis, Analyze New Revenue Streams, Formulating A New Business Model, Market Expansion & Growth, Business Strategic Plan Template, Strategic Plan Development, Key Success Indicators Dashboard. Slide 3 : This is an Executive Summary slide. Slide 4 : This slide showcases Mission-Vision-Values. Present them here. Slide 5 : This is Management Board - Organization Chart slide. Slide 6 : This slide presents Targets For The Next Business Quarter. Slide 7 : This slide shows Establish A Value Proposition with- Company, Ideal Customer, Product: Features Benefits Experience What your product Do? How does your product work? What does it feel like to use your product? Substitutes What do people currently do instead? Customer: Wants Fears Needs What are the emotional drivers of purchasing? What are the hidden needs? What are the rational drivers of purchasing? Risks of switching to your product? Slide 8 : This slide shows Marketing Plan Objectives such as- Introduce New Products, Extend Or Regain Market For Existing Product, Enter New Territories For The Company, Boost Sales In A Particular Product, Market Or Price Range. Where Will This Business Come From? Cross-Sell (Or Bundle) One Product With Another, Enter Into Long-term Contracts With Desirable Clients, Raise Prices Without Cutting Into Sales Figures, Refine A Product, Enhance Manufacturing/ Product Delivery. Slide 9 : This slide presents Identifying New Marketing Channels such as- Web Ads, Print ads, Your Website, Business Cards, Teleseminars/ Webinars, Direct Mail, Email, Videos, Articles, Social Media Sites, Blogs, Broadcast Media. Slide 10 : This slide shows Brand Promotion Strategies For Engagement such as- Attend Tradeshows, Create Email Contests, Build Demand, Use Advertising, Create Press Release, Update The Website, Use Twitter, Garner Endorsements. Slide 11 : This slide showcases a Brand Promotion Template. Slide 12 : This slide shows Focus On Your Strengths such as- Personal Split, Communications, Teamwork, Thinking, Problem Solving, Core Competencies. Slide 13 : This slide shows Look To Your Competition in tablel form. Slide 14 : This slide presents Product Feature Comparison in tabular form. Slide 15 : This slide presents Annual Budget in tabular form. Slide 16 : This slide showcases Assets & Revenue: Financial Summary. Slide 17 : This is Company Sales & Performance - Dashboard in graphical form. Slide 18 : This is Financial Projections For Strategic Planning slide in tabular form. Slide 19 : This is Actual Versus Target Revenue- Setting Strategic Goals slide. Slide 20 : This is Funding Requirement slide. Slide 21 : This slide shows Use Of Funds in graphical form. Slide 22 : This slide shows Recruitment Plan For HR Department in graph form. Slide 23 : This is Operational Plan- Deciding Team Initiatives & Strategies slide. Slide 24 : This is Project Timeline Chart slide. Slide 25 : This is a SWOT Analysis slide. Slide 26 : This is Analyze New Revenue Streams slide. Slide 27 : This slide showcases Formulating A New Business Model displaying- How Much Will You Make? Revenue stream What Will It Cost? Cost structure Who will help you? Key partners How do you interact? Customer Relationship Who do you help? Customer Segment How Do You Reach Them? Distribution Channels How Do You Do It? Key Activities How Do You Need? Key Resourses What do You do? Value Proposition. Slide 28 : This slide presents Market Expansion & Growth on world map image to be displayed. Slide 29 : This slide shows Business Strategic Plan Template displaying- Initiatives, Key Performance Indicators, Strategic Plan, Purpose, Growing Sales Revenues, Key Objectives, Expand regulator market reach, Increase customer visits by engineers, Review distribution strategy, Implement lean process, Development/Implement supply chain strategy, Implement personal planning process, Improve communication, Increase teamwork, Increase quick-change regulator line, Expand range of QPRO line, Revenue/Distributor, Revenue/Month, Cash to Cash Days, First- Time Through%/Month, % Turnover/Month, % Absenteeism Month, New Product Revenue/Month, Market Development, Process Improvement, Process Improvement, Product Development. Slide 30 : This slide presents Strategic Plan Development displaying- Environmental & Internal Assessment, Strategic Definition & Implications, Industry Dynamics & Implications, What are the major changes in industry dynamics and resulting opportunities and risks? Competitive Assessment, What are your competitive strengths and weakness? Internal Assessment, How does your current business emphasis fit with industry opportunity & competitive landscape? Strategic Initiatives, What strategy will you pursue over the next 3 years? Financial Projection, What will be the impact major strategic initiatives Strategy Articulation, What strategy will you pursue over the next 3 years? Risk/ Contingencies & Strategic Alternatives, What strategic alternatives have you considered? Slide 31 : This slide displays Key Success Indicators Dashboard showcasing- Revenue Growth, Employee Cost Reduction, Increase In Direct Cost, Product Sales Growth. Slide 32 : This slide showcases Coffee Break image. You may change as per your need. Slide 33 : This is Corporate Strategic Icon Slide. Use the icons as per need. Slide 34 : This is titled Charts and Graphs to move forward. Alter/ edit image as per requirement. Slide 35 : This is a Bar Graph image slide to show product comparison, growth etc. Slide 36 : This is an Area Chart slide to show product/entity comparison, specifications etc. Slide 37 : This slide shows a Line Chart for two product/entity comparison, information, specifications etc. Slide 38 : This slide presents a Clustered Bar Graph for two product/entity comparison, information, specifications etc. Slide 39 : This slide is titled Additional Slides. You may change content as per your need. Slide 40 : This slide contains Our Mission with Goals & Mission accompanied with text boxes and icon imagery. State them here. Slide 41 : This is an About Us slide. State your position, facts or anything business here. Slide 42 : This slide shows Our Team with image boxes to fill information. Slide 43 : This is Our Goal slide. State them here. Slide 44 : This is a Financial score slide. State financial aspects here. Slide 45 : This slide shows Comparison. State comparison aspects etc. here. Slide 46 : This is a Post It slide to mark reminders, events etc. Slide 47 : This is a Mind map slide. State information, specification etc. here. Slide 48 : This is a Timeline slide. Show milestones, achievements, growth, journey etc. here. Slide 49 : This is a Bulb or Idea slide to state a new idea or highlight specifications/information etc. Slide 50 : This is a Thank You slide with Address# street number, city, state, Contact Numbers, Email Address.

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The purpose of the Corporate Strategy presentation is to outline a comprehensive plan of action for the organization, including its mission statement, vision, and values, financial projections, marketing and promotional strategies, SWOT analysis, and more.

The key components of the Corporate Strategy presentation include the executive summary, mission statement-vision-values, management board-organization chart, targets for the next business quarter, value proposition, marketing plan objectives, identifying new marketing channels, brand promotion strategies, focus on strengths, product feature comparison, annual budget, financial summary, company sales and performance dashboard, financial projections, funding requirements, recruitment plan for the HR department, project timeline chart, SWOT analysis, analyzing new revenue streams, formulating a new business model, market expansion, growth, and strategic plan development.

The Marketing Plan Objectives slide consists of introducing new products, extending or regaining market for existing products, entering new territories for the company, boosting sales in a particular product, market, or price range, cross-selling or bundling products, entering into long-term contracts with desirable clients, raising prices without cutting into sales figures, refining products, enhancing manufacturing/product delivery.

The SWOT Analysis slide represents the analysis of the organization's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

The purpose of the Strategic Plan Development slide is to provide an overview of the environmental and internal assessment, strategic definition and implications, industry dynamics and implications, competitive assessment, internal assessment, strategic initiatives, financial projections, strategy articulation, and risk/contingency planning.

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7 Essential PPT Templates for Strategic Planning Presentations

Last Updated on March 6, 2024 by Peter Z

It’s no secret that company strategy needs to be understood clearly by all people so all activities and projects are aligned with it. Creating a presentation deck on strategic topics can be challenging, as you need to show the big picture in a catchy way that will resonate with all involved people. Substituting huge text blocks with easy-to-follow infographics will definitely help you communicate various long-term and strategic planning topics.

We’ve put together this list of recommended PowerPoint slide decks that can be a source of graphical inspiration so you don’t have to spend endless time searching for visuals to fit the presented concepts.

Elevate your business performance presentations with our curated resources – visit our financial performance PPT reports page .

These seven templates will help you create high-quality presentations to convey strategic planning concepts:

• Strategy Management Pillars
• Roadmap Diagrams
• Vision & Mission Concepts
• Business Model Canvas
• Go To Market Strategy Plan
• Business Recovery & Transformation Plan
• Gap Analysis Types and Tools

Explore slide decks presented here in the Strategy and Long-term Planning PowerPoint Templates collection . You can get any deck or separate slide as an editable PPT file.

Strategy Management Pillars Graphics

The metaphor of ancient columns is often used to present foundation elements holding the building. As you can see in the example below, the pillars of business excellence represent the core values and form the foundation to hold up the “roof” – the company vision.

Explore the Strategy Management Pillars collection here that will help you create strategic planning slides faster.

Pillars can be used to present the following concepts:

• Foundation your company was built on and why you do what you do.
• Company vision, mission, key values, and capabilities
• Core principles of your business
• Project plan essentials

Roadmap Diagram Templates for Sharing Long-term Vision and Strategic Planning Goals

A well-designed roadmap is like a GPS for your business or project. It’s one of the best visual tools to make your vision and steps towards it clear for everyone on the team.

You can use roadmaps to show yearly or quarterly goals, steps to achieve, and phases of your project plan. Check the Roadmap Diagram Templates collection here .

The roadmap is an effective visualization tool that can remind everyone of your vision and keep all team members on the right road. Check three ways to design a roadmap slide depending on the type of planning you present.

Roadmaps should not necessarily contain the “road” image, despite its name, they can also be visualized as a table. If you’re discussing product development or release, sharing responsibilities within the team, or want to track projects across departments, such roadmap tables will help you illustrate these concepts more visually.

Vision & Mission Presentation Diagrams

Besides current goals, strategies, and action plans, every company has a mission – a reason it exists and a vision – a striking statement clarifying the business’s meaning and purpose for stakeholders.

To underline the importance of these statements and show how your company differs from others, try using more creative and fresh designs for such slides. If you’d like to save time, choose templates from our collection of slides for illustrating vision, mission, and values .

For more ideas on presenting various statements, see seven ideas for the quote slides .

Business Model Canvas Template

The Business Model Canvas framework is a strategic management template used for describing or altering existing business models and developing new ones. It allows seeing a big picture of core activities, resources, and partners.

BMC is widely used by companies and startups to analyze their strategy and apply the lean startup approach. Visualizing it without cluttering the slide will help you keep the audience’s attention and convey your ideas clearly.

Go-To-Market Strategy Plan Framework

The go-to-market strategy is the tactical action plan that drafts the necessary steps to deliver a unique value proposition to customers and achieve a competitive advantage in a new market. It can be applied to pretty much anything, from launching new products and services, to re-launching your company or brand.

Having a concisely presented go-to-market strategy can help a lot while explaining it to the management board or stakeholders because such documents usually contain lots of content and numeric data. Get inspired by Go To Market Strategy Plan graphics covering all elements of GTM.

You can use these graphics to:

• Design a framework for your go-to-market strategy including all important elements on one slide
• Illustrate total available, serviceable available & obtainable market volume
• Describe the competitive landscape by comparing the biggest market players
• Show entrance and exit barriers
• Visualize your targeted customer profile
• Present financial highlights
• Illustrate key milestones and timeline of a rollout to the new marketplace
• Describe the key success factor of your expansion strategy

Business Recovery Plan Graphics Template

If you are working on a business recovery or transformation plan, illustrating key business challenges, trends, and your crisis management strategy in a clear, informative manner will help you be heard.

You can reuse and adapt our collection of Post-Pandemic Business Recovery Plan diagrams to present your strategy on how to deal with any sudden emergency situation, causing massive business disruption, and adapt to a new business context.

Slides in this deck can be used to:

• Describe phases of business reaction
• Visualize methods how to reshape the ways of working for the future
• Illustrate your performance gap analysis
• Present a contingency plan for the response phase
• Visualize your digitalization and automatization strategies
• Cover responsibility and sustainability aspects
• Illustrate the circular economy model
• Summarize digital co-working success elements

To outline the next steps after such a strategic planning meeting, explore ideas on illustrating the concept of follow-up with one symbol .

Gap Analysis Types and Tools Presentation

A gap analysis is a business assessment methodology that compares actual performance and results with what was expected. It is useful when you need to evaluate current results and the necessary improvement efforts to close the gap and reach the desired performance,

Check our Gap Analysis Diagrams deck which includes templates to show the concept of gap analysis, its benefits and types, brand perception & customer experience gaps, efficiency gap benchmark, and more.

If you are looking for general graphics to help your audience connect the dots between concepts or ideas, check bridge graphics design ideas .

Summary of the best visual metaphors for strategic planning

One of the most common presentation design challenges is how to paint a big picture to convey a complex message. Infographics and visuals can help you a lot with this. They don’t have to be overcomplicated, simple diagrams will do. You can see from the examples that it’s enough to choose a good visual metaphor: pillars, road, a mountain, gap & a bridge, target bullseye, or DNA helix.

Pre-designed PowerPoint decks full of various diagrams and icons will help you save time on designing those infographics. Most of the slide decks in this blog also contain business-relevant content, which you can reuse for your presentations.

Designer’s tip: When designing your slides, remember consistency rules if you’re mixing slides from two or more PowerPoint files or other sources. It will help to make your presentation more professional-looking and therefore it will be easier to make an impact on the audience you’re talking to.

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Resources: PowerPoint Templates for Strategic Planning Presentations

Explore the complete presentation graphics about long-term planning and business strategies topics. All templates mentioned above, and many more, are available in the infoDiagram collection:

Strategic and Long-term Planning PowerPoint Templates

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You can find more design ideas and examples of presenting strategic planning topics on our blog .

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Business Strategy PowerPoint & Google Slides Presentation Templates

Our collection of strategy PowerPoint templates provide a framework for identifying and analyzing key elements of a strategy, such as goals, competitors, and resources. These PowerPoint and Google Slides templates can be customized to fit the unique needs of a particular organization. 

Professionals like business leaders, managers, consultants, and even students can use these strategy PPT template collections effortlessly in presentations. PowerPoint specialists and business consultants have created this unique collection of strategy presentation templates to provide the required professional look to your presentation.

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There are three basic types of business strategies that corporates adopt:

• Cost Differentiation Strategy:  This business strategy is about pricing your product or service right. The price tempts the customers to buy your products instead of from your competitors.
• Product Differentiation Strategy:  In a product differentiation strategy, you price your product reasonably enough to stand out from the competition. The reason companies employ this strategy is that your product offers unique features that others don’t.
• Growth Strategy:  This strategy is employed when you want to grow the business by adding new products, improving the existing product, or expanding to new geographical locations.

What To Include In Strategy Slide?

A strategic slide template helps you explain your business strategy to meet your corporate goals. This strategy presentation template is important whether you plan to seek out investments, plan for business expansion, or plan to improve your current business. You can add your specific  business goals slide , business tactics slide to achieve those goals, financing information to sponsor those goals, etc., using a strategic planning PPT template.

What To Include In A Strategy Framework Template?

A strategy PPT is a pre-designed slide or a framework that helps guide and structure the development of a strategic plan for an organization or individual. It provides a consistent outline for showcasing one’s goals, objectives, actions, and resources needed to achieve desired outcomes. A business strategy PPT template often includes sections for outlining SWOT analysis, competitive analysis, target market, and implementation plan.

How Do You Structure A Strategy Presentation?

There is no ‘fit-for-all’ way to build a strategy for your  powerpoint presentation , but there are specific key components that you should showcase in your presentation. The outline below is a great place to start if you are creating a business strategy template for the first time.

• Define Goals  – The  welcome slide  of the presentation should be a clear articulation of the job to be done, including the specific goal or issues.
• Insights  – Every great strategy starts with research. Hopefully, you have done thorough research about the subject and pulled some actionable insights from the data.
• Strategy  – This is the first slide where you illustrate your strategy. This slide of your presentation needs to be impactful, so make it clear and concise. You want your audience to be hooked to your presentation. Your choice of words matters. Use visuals like timelines and graphs to make it easy for your audience to grasp the information.
• Tactics  – In this next section, you can showcase the exact steps or tactics you plan to employ. You should explain the complicated tasks in detail, but keep in mind that less is more.
• Timing  – Here, you can explain the complete timeline of your strategy. How long will each phase of your strategy be? What are the key milestones you plan to achieve by a specific date? And, of course, when do you expect to achieve the desired outcome? Set realistic goals and expectations and try to over-deliver.

What Are The 5 Ps Of Strategy?

The 5 Ps to develop a strategy are:

• Plan  – Planning is a critical part of the strategy formulation process. We brainstorm the strategy paths available and plan the events and tasks to be performed throughout the journey.
• Ploy  – This part of the strategy is used to dissuade, discourage, or otherwise influence your competitors.
• Pattern  – Strategies emerge from past organizational behavior. A consistent way of doing business can develop into a successful strategy.
• Position  – This decides how to position your brand or product in the market. A strategy helps you explore the market environment and enables you to develop a sustainable competitive advantage.
• Perspective  – The choices you make about your strategy rely heavily on your organizational culture. Just as patterns of behavior shape your strategy, ways of thinking shape an organization’s perspective.

With SlideUpLift, you can download attractive strategy PowerPoint templates on 5Ps of strategy and showcase it to clients and stakeholders.

How Do You Develop A Sales Strategy Presentation?

Developing a sales strategy can help you create sustainable growth for the company. A sales strategy PowerPoint template helps achieve our goals, such as  sales process , understanding the customer, improving the customer experience, etc. Here are the steps to build an effective sales strategy presentation:

• Assess Where You Have Been and Where You Are Now
• Create A Clear Customer Profile
• Do A SWOT Analysis
• Set A Clear Market Strategy
• Create Clear Revenue Goals
• Develop And Communicate Clear Positioning
• Clear Action Plan.

How Do You Write A Business Strategy Presentation?

A business strategy presentation template defines what you need to do to achieve your goals, which may involve reviewing your previous business strategies, making clear goals, etc. Here are the key components of a business strategy plan.

• Executive summary:  This helps your readers to have a quick overview of your business, such as its mission, values, goals, and key strategies. This part should be high-level, not providing too much detail.
• Strategic analysis:  This section of your plan provides an overview of your business strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. It’s good to present both internal and external  business environments . Be sure to identify issues that you want to tackle.
• Strategies and tactics:  Discuss the steps you will take to achieve your goals, such as launching a new product, changing the price of existing products, and launching a new marketing campaign.
• Budget and operating plans:  Put forth your estimated budget plan, which details the funding and resources needed to  setting your smart goals .
• Communication of the plan:  Describe your communication plan that will ensure that all key stakeholders are on the same page.

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Free PowerPoint Strategic Planning Templates

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We've collected the top dynamic, editable strategic planning templates in PowerPoint for business strategists, project managers, and executives. 

Included in this article, you’ll find the following:  

• Basic strategic plan template
• 3-year strategic plan template  
• 5-year strategic plan template
• Annual strategic plan template
• Strategic plan progress review template
• Growth strategic plan template

PowerPoint Basic Strategic Plan Template

Download the Basic Strategic Plan Template for PowerPoint

When to Use This Template:  Use this template when you need to communicate a clear strategic plan on a single slide. It's perfect for startup pitches, team meetings, or any scenario that requires a straightforward, impactful presentation of your strategy. 

Notable Template Features:  This template helps small business owners and startup founders distill complex strategic concepts into a digestible, one-page format. Its streamlined design ensures that essential information is conveyed clearly and succinctly, making strategic planning accessible and actionable. 

Dive into this collection of  free strategic planning templates , where you'll find helpful frameworks to implement your strategic vision.

PowerPoint 3-Year Strategic Plan Template

Download the 3-Year Strategic Plan Template for PowerPoint

When to Use This Template:  Use this template when your business is ready to map out the next three years with specific goals and plans. It's great for use when you step into a new phase of growth and need a clear path forward. 

Notable Template Features:  This template’s straightforward layout makes it easy for midsize businesses to track their progress and adjust plans over a three-year period. Each section is designed for clarity, helping you break down goals into yearly milestones and actions. 

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PowerPoint 5-Year Strategic Plan Template

Download the 5-Year Strategic Plan Template for PowerPoint  

When to Use This Template:  Use this template when deciding where you want your business to be in five years. It's perfect for use when you're setting big goals, such as expanding your company or launching new products.

Notable Template Features:  This five-year strategic plan template is packed with features to help you lay out every step of your journey to success, including an easy-to-follow implementation roadmap. It also features sections for an executive summary and key objectives and initiatives, as well as detailed instructions to help users outline annual goals, actionable steps, and key performance indicators (KPIs). 

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PowerPoint Annual Strategic Plan Template

Download the Annual Strategic Plan Template for PowerPoint

When to Use This Template:  Use this template at the start of the year or any time your team needs to reset and focus on what's coming up in the next 12 months. This template can also be useful at the end of a fiscal year to evaluate progress and set new goals. 

Notable Template Features:  This template simplifies yearly planning, featuring sections for establishing distinct goals, actions, and deadlines. The visually engaging slides include space to write a detailed introduction, vision and mission statements, market analysis, SWOT analysis, year-over-year strategic focus, and more. 

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PowerPoint Strategic Plan Progress Review Template

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When to Use This Template:  This template is perfect for strategy updates or project milestone assessments. It’s specifically suited for strategy officers, project managers, or team leaders aiming to provide a snapshot of progress and plan for the future. 

Notable Template Features:  This template includes easy-to-understand visual aids, such as charts and progress indicators. It enables quick identification of successes and challenges, streamlining the decision-making process so that you can keep all teams strategically aligned.

PowerPoint Growth Strategic Plan Template

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When to Use This Template:  Use this template for strategic planning sessions focused on scaling your business, especially when you're eyeing new markets or aiming to boost your company's footprint. Growth strategists and business development managers will find this template particularly useful when plotting the course for expansion and revenue growth. 

Notable Template Features:  This template includes dedicated sections for mapping out market opportunities, defining growth strategies, and setting clear, measurable targets. Designed for clarity and impact, it includes visual aids such as growth trajectory charts and action plan timelines, making it a powerful tool for teams driving business expansion.

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The Smartsheet platform makes it easy to plan, capture, manage, and report on work from anywhere, helping your team be more effective and get more done. Report on key metrics and get real-time visibility into work as it happens with roll-up reports, dashboards, and automated workflows built to keep your team connected and informed. 

When teams have clarity into the work getting done, there’s no telling how much more they can accomplish in the same amount of time.  Try Smartsheet for free, today.

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