Frequently asked questions.

I work with established service-based businesses, consultants, executives, and organizations that rely on presentations as a core communication tool. Many of my clients manage complex information, distributed teams, or evolving brands—and need presentation systems that are reliable, scalable, and easy to use across the organization.

I work with a limited number of clients at any given time to maintain a high standard of work. Collaboration is intentional and focused, with key decision points built into the process. This keeps projects moving efficiently while ensuring thoughtful execution.

Template architecture is a significant focus of my work. I specialize in building and restructuring robust PowerPoint template systems, including Slide Masters, layout hierarchies, and reusable components that support complex content while remaining intuitive for everyday users. This foundation reduces friction, minimizes formatting errors, and ensures visual consistency at scale.

Yes—frequently. I often partner with graphic designers, brand teams, and agencies to translate visual brand systems into fully functional PowerPoint templates. My role is to ensure that design intent is preserved while the underlying structure supports real-world usage, version control, and ongoing content creation.

My process follows a clear progression:
Consult → Develop → Design → Refine.

We begin by aligning on objectives, audience, and constraints, then establish a strong structural foundation before moving into detailed design and refinement. This approach ensures the final presentation system is both visually cohesive and operationally sound.

If you’re planning to use Copilot functionality with your PowerPoint template, the buildout of your Slide Master and Layouts will move forward a little differently. AI-assisted workflows in mind. This includes clean layout structures, properly defined placeholders, and consistent hierarchy—so tools like Copilot can generate, adapt, and extend content more effectively. The goal is to make AI a practical enhancement, not a source of formatting chaos.