
Strategic Plan Presentation
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A strategy day goes badly when the CEO arrives with a finished plan and directors can only agree or object. This deck does the opposite: it sets the context, lays out three options side by side, shows what each costs and risks, and ends on the questions the board must answer.
The sample follows Junipera Services, a fictional $38M services firm weighing hold, expand and diversify over three years, with investments phased 30/40/30. It includes an options grid, a risk and return matrix, a trade-off table and four questions. Replace the figures and options with your own.
Click Make a copy in Google Slides, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace Junipera Services, the date and the context facts with your own organization's numbers.
Edit the three options, their investment and year-three results, and keep them comparable.
Rewrite the trade-offs, triggers and board questions so each can be answered in the room.
Delete the guide slide, then share or present the deck.
No. Junipera Services, every person named and every figure are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own organization's figures before you share the deck.
The sample highlights one option on the matrix to start discussion, but frames the decision as a question to the board. Remove the highlight if you want a fully neutral session.
Three is usually enough: a do-little option, a growth option and a bolder one. More than four makes the comparison grid hard to read and the discussion unfocused.
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