Presentation design on the Goldman Sachs account — pitchbook templates, cover and section systems, and an infographic library built to survive the deal desk.
I designed pitch materials for Goldman Sachs deal teams, one client brand at a time.
At Williams Lea I worked on the Goldman Sachs account, building the presentation materials its bankers take into the room: full 16:9 PowerPoint template systems, cover and section-page suites, data and process infographics, and reusable asset libraries. Each deck had to speak in the client company's brand voice while holding to the bank's own typographic and layout discipline — and stay editable by people working against a deadline, in PowerPoint, at 2am.
A fourteen-layout master for a Starbucks engagement: cover, one- two- and four-content layouts, team and process infographics, a timeline, chart pages and line-drawn section dividers — all on a single green and sand palette.
Three cover-and-divider directions for the same discussion materials — a 3D-rendered maroon set, a product-UI set and a gradient set — so a deal team can pick the register that fits the counterparty.
A darker, warmer system for a hospitality group: charcoal and blush frames, serif display headings, photography given a bordered plate — nineteen layouts from agenda to infographic to closing quote.
Cover and content pages for a consumer-brand engagement, built inside the client's own illustrated world — pouch photography, hand-drawn produce and a rolling green horizon carried across every layout.
Twenty-one recolourable infographic assets — layer stacks, process rings, chevron ladders, roadmaps, funnels — drawn as native PowerPoint shapes so any banker could restyle them to a client palette without a designer.