
Conference Keynote Deck
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A conference slot is short and the audience reads from the back of the room. This deck keeps the talk to one idea: a cover, the question in four cards, the method as four steps, three headline numbers, an honest table of limits and a closing slide that asks the audience to do one thing.
The sample is a talk by Brindlewick Creative on a study of 214 creative projects across nine studios: one-page briefs cut rework rounds by 38%, from 3.2 to 2.0 per project. Replace the question, sample, numbers and limits with your own study, and cut slides until you have no more than one per minute.
Click Make a copy in Google Slides, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the opening hook and question with your story or your most surprising number.
Swap the method, sample and results for your own data, with one number per slide, and enlarge any chart so it is legible from the back.
Fill the limitations table honestly, then write the closing slide as the one thing you want the audience to do.
Delete the Make it yours slide, then present.
Yes. Make a copy in Google Slides and it is yours to edit, with no sign-up here and no cost.
No more than one per minute. For a 20-minute slot, aim for about 15 slides at most and 6 to 12 words on each. Delete any slides of this template that you do not need.
No. Brindlewick Creative, its people, the study and every figure are fictional and made up for the example. Replace them with your own before you present.

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