The expected investor sequence
Problem, solution, market, traction, model, team and ask are each covered by dedicated, editable layouts.
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A pitch deck is a sequence of decisions about what to prove and in which order, and the slides are only the visible part of that reasoning. This collection gathers editable PowerPoint layouts for the slides investors expect: problem, solution, market, traction, business model, team and ask. The structure follows the logic MLC applies in startup coaching and in the Investor Pitch Canvas, so each layout pushes you toward one message per slide instead of a wall of text. Download the PPTX files and adapt them to your story, your data and your brand.
Problem, solution, market, traction, model, team and ask are each covered by dedicated, editable layouts.
The compositions leave room for a single claim and its evidence, which is how investor attention actually works.
The structure mirrors the Investor Pitch Canvas MLC uses with founders preparing fundraising conversations.
Charts, timelines and team grids are native shapes, ready for your numbers and photography.
Ten to twelve for a presented pitch. A deck sent by email can carry a short appendix, but the core argument should close within twelve slides.
Traction, when you have it. Evidence that the model already works reframes every other slide from promise to confirmation.
Yes. The same structure works for internal ventures and project funding, replacing the investor ask with the sponsorship you need.
Yes. Draft the argument on the canvas first, then transfer each block to its slide. The two resources are designed to work in sequence.
This collection is curated by MLC Presentation Design Consulting, a team specialised in business presentation design, training and visual communication. About MLC.