What’s inside the Conference Talk.
17 slides with real content in place. Rewrite them, reorder them, or add your own.
- 1Slide 1Title: the talk name set huge with a lime block, the speaker and the event
- 2Slide 2Who is talking: a portrait and three lines about the speaker
- 3Slide 3The promise: what the room leaves with, in three iconed tiles
- 4Slide 4The hook: one share set at full height, with what it costs per project
- 5Slide 5The common belief: the line every studio says, on an inverted paper slide
- 6Slide 6The evidence: a bar chart of the four causes, the studio's own in lime
- 7Slide 7The turn: the talk's argument in one highlighted sentence
- 8Slide 8Idea 01: a section slide — Decide
- 9Slide 9Deliverables and deciders: a four-row table with one named person each
- 10Slide 10Idea 02: a section slide — Price
- 11Slide 11Hours quoted against hours delivered: two stacked columns, before and after
- 12Slide 12Idea 03: a section slide — Close
- 13Slide 13The Friday note: the week as a line, and the three things the note carries
- 14Slide 14The story: a full-bleed auditorium photo with the project that started the count
- 15Slide 15On Monday: a five-line checklist on an inverted paper slide
- 16Slide 16What to remember: the whole talk in one sentence
- 17Slide 17Thank you: where the slides live and how to reach the speaker
When to use it.
Conference Talk is a 17-slide deck for a 20-minute talk at an industry event. It opens with the talk name, the speaker and the event, lands a single surprising figure at full height, then names the belief it is about to overturn and shows the evidence as a chart. Three ideas each get a one-word section slide and a supporting slide — a decider table, an hours chart and a weekly cadence — before a full-bleed story slide, a Monday checklist and a closing slide with the speaker's details. The speaker notes on every slide are written as the words the presenter actually says.
Made for
- Event organisers
- Teams planning offsites and retreats
- Community and workshop hosts
- Venues and travel guides
Make it yours in four steps.
Open it in Decks and work through it, or let Docsiv AI do the first pass with your details.
- Step 1
Put your talk name, your name and the event on the title slide, and replace the three lines on the speaker slide.
- Step 2
Swap the hook figure and the four causes for your own numbers — the charts are built from small data arrays, so the percentages follow.
- Step 3
Rename the three section words and rewrite their supporting slides to match your argument.
- Step 4
Rewrite the Monday checklist and the closing slide, then read the speaker notes aloud once against the clock.
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Can I change the colours, fonts and text?
Yes, all of it. The template uses Bricolage Grotesque and Space Mono with #0b0b0d, #d7fb3c, #fbfbf8, #f2efe6, #2b2b31, and you can change any of them, rewrite every word and add or remove slides.
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