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IC memo in 90 minutes

Partner-ready investment-committee memo from a model, diligence notes, and a brand template — built in the open deck.

We present to IC in 90 minutes. Build an investment committee memo deck using the attached sample deck and data. Use a minimalist black and white theme

Built an 8-slide IC memo in the open deck from your model and diligence notes — black-and-white, pyramid structure, numbers only from the files.

What's in the deck

  • Recommendation and ask up front
  • ARR bridge and unit economics from model.xlsx
  • Thesis, risks, and returns grounded in the diligence pack
  • Action titles throughout; sources tied to the attachments

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Resolve comments on a slide

Sticky review notes in, cleaned slide out — storyline intact.

Resolve the comments on this slide. Apply the feedback, keep the storyline intact, and leave the slide partner-ready.

Worked through the comments on this slide and kept the storyline intact.

Resolved

  • Applied the feedback on title, evidence, and wording
  • Left the slide partner-ready — no orphaned callouts

Open the after slide to review. Say if any comment should stay open or get a different fix.

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Meeting recording → decision slides

Drop a client-sync MP4 — get decisions, owners, and open questions into the open deck.

I recorded our client sync (attached). Transcribe the meeting and turn it into slides: decisions made, owners, deadlines, and open questions. Keep it short — partner-ready, not a verbatim dump.

Pulled the transcript from meeting.mp4 and built a short decision deck in the open file.

Slides

  1. Decisions — what was agreed, with owners
  2. Actions & dates — only items with a clear next step
  3. Open questions — parked for the follow-up, not buried in prose

I skipped small talk and repeated debates. Want speaker notes keyed to who said what, or a one-pager email recap from the same transcript?

Summarize the storyline

Get the pyramid in one glance — governing thought, supporting points, and gaps — without flipping the whole deck.

Summarize the storyline of this deck. Give me the governing thought, the key supporting points in order, and call out any slides that don't earn their place.

Here's the storyline as it reads today:

Governing thought
Recommend proceeding with the Series A at the proposed terms — growth and unit economics support the ask.

Spine

  1. Situation — market and product traction
  2. Complication — competitive pressure and CAC rising in segment B
  3. Answer — raise to fund GTM in A/B, hold C
  4. Proof — ARR bridge, NRR, cohort payback
  5. Risks & ask — concentration + hiring plan; $8M for 18 months runway

Soft spots

  • Slide 6 restates slide 3 without new evidence
  • Risks land late — consider pulling ahead of the ask

Want me to rewrite the action titles to match this spine, or cut slide 6?

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Grill this slide

A tough partner review — weak claims, missing sources, and title so-whats called out.

Grill this slide like a skeptical partner. Challenge the title, the evidence, and anything that wouldn't survive Q&A. Be specific — quote the weak lines.

Partner grill on this slide:

  1. Title is a topic, not a so-what — "Q3 overview" doesn't tell me what changed. Lead with the conclusion.
  2. "Strong growth" — vs what baseline? Put the % and the period on the slide.
  3. Missing source on the market-size callout — I wouldn't show that in IC without a footnote.
  4. Chart and title disagree — title implies acceleration; series is flattish after Q2.

Want me to apply fixes for 1–3 now, or only rewrite the title?

Draft speaker notes

Talking points under each slide — what to say, what not to open up.

Draft concise speaker notes for every slide. 2–4 bullets per slide: the point to hit, one proof, and what not to volunteer in Q&A.

Added speaker notes across the deck.

Per slide

  • Opening line (the so-what)
  • One proof point to say out loud
  • A "don't open" note for risky tangents

Notes are in the PowerPoint notes pane — not on the slides. Want a one-page leave-behind outline as well?

Anonymize for external share

Strip client names and identifiers before the deck leaves the building.

Anonymize this deck for external sharing. Replace client names, employee names, and any other identifying details with clear placeholders. Keep the story and numbers intact.

Anonymized the deck for external share.

Replaced

  • Client and employee names → placeholders (e.g. Client A, Partner 1)
  • Emails, office locations, and other identifiers where they appeared
  • Storyline and quantitative claims left as-is

I left industry and market figures untouched. Want a second pass for logos or screenshot redaction?

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Exec summary from a long report

Drop a 500-page PDF — get a tight executive-summary slide in the open deck, sourced from the file.

Sift through the attached report and insert an executive-summary slide into this deck. Lead with the so-what for a partner: 3–5 bullets max, only facts from the PDF, and cite the page or section for each point.

Inserted an executive-summary slide at the front of the deck from industry-report.pdf.

On the slide

  • Governing takeaway for the partner audience
  • 4 bullets — each tied to a page/section in the report
  • No numbers that aren't in the PDF

I skipped methodology appendices and kept only decision-relevant findings. Want a second slide for risks & open questions, or a one-pager handout version?

Web search into the slide

Pull a live public fact with sources — then drop it onto the slide with a citation.

Look up NVIDIA's latest reported quarterly revenue and data-center mix. Put the figure on this slide with a short citation I can defend in the room.

Updated the slide with the latest public figures and a citation.

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  • Quarterly revenue and data-center share from the most recent earnings release
  • Source line under the callout (company IR / press release)

I used the official filing, not a secondary recap. Say if you want a peer comps callout next to it.

Restyle to house brand

Same content, firm fonts and colors — matched to the attached reference deck.

Restyle this deck to match the attached brand / reference deck

Restyled the deck to match the attached brand / reference file.

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  • Fonts, colors, and spacing to house style
  • Layouts aligned to the reference where the content allowed
  • Wording and structure left unchanged

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Translate the deck

Same slides, another language — layout stays readable for the client meeting.

Translate this entire deck into German. Keep the layout readable — don't overflow text boxes. Leave proper nouns and ticker symbols as-is.

Translated the deck into German and checked for overflow.

Done

  • All body copy and titles translated
  • Tickers, product names, and figures left unchanged
  • Tightened a few boxes where German ran long

Spot-check slides 4 and 9 — those had the densest copy. Want Austrian or Swiss phrasing tweaks?

Chart from a DCF model

A blank slide becomes a native valuation chart — numbers only from the attached DCF workbook.

Build a partner-ready chart on this slide from the attached DCF Excel. Prefer a football-field (valuation range) or WACC / terminal-growth sensitivity chart if the model supports it; otherwise a clear FCF or enterprise-value bridge. Use only numbers that appear in the file. Action-title the slide so the valuation takeaway is obvious in under five seconds. Make it NVIDIA-themed

Built a native football-field valuation chart on the slide from dcf.xlsx — NVIDIA-themed, numbers only from the model.

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  • Methods / scenarios across the field (DCF base, bull/bear, comps if present)
  • Implied value range labeled so the takeaway reads in under five seconds
  • Action title stating the valuation conclusion

Want a WACC × terminal-growth sensitivity matrix next, or a discrete FCF bridge?

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Help me address all comments from my managing director.
CompareRevert deck to 14:32

Found 4 comments from Sarah (MD). Working through them now:

  • Slide 2. “Title too vague” — rewrote as an action title.
  • Slide 5. “Missing comps table” — inserted a 6-row precedent-transactions table.
  • Slide 8. “CAGR doesn't tie to appendix” — corrected 17% → 14% and updated the chart.
  • Slide 11. “Move risks earlier” — relocated risks section to slide 4.

All four comments marked resolved. Ready for another pass.

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Use our firm guidelines and this reference deck to create an executive summary deck on this investor-relations report.

Reading q3-ir-report.pdf (34 pages) and mirroring the layout of reference-deck.pptx.

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