Presentation design functions for enterprise communications

Andrew Galu

For brand and executive-comms leaders at an inflection, and for Heads of Brand, Creative, or Comms building the function.

3 functions founded
100+ exec keynotes
OpenAI · Okta · Sierra
Bay Area

Presentation design is more than production. It's communication infrastructure with a bad title.

I work with brand and creative leadership when the company has outgrown DIY decks and ad-hoc freelancers. What changes is ownership: templates, standards, intake, and narrative guardrails that make executive communications scalable.

Selected frames

Selected Work

Also: Paradigm: presentation advisory for high-stakes executive moments. ADPList: mentoring presentation designers and design leaders.

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Consulting

Limited retainers that build the system and hand it off.

One package: audit what exists, design the system, then hand it off so your team runs independently.

The first conversation is a fit call, to understand your moment before scoping the work.

Capacity
Limited retainers
A small number open at a time so the work gets real attention.
Engagement
3-month retainer
Audit → system → handoff. Project briefs considered when outcomes are clear.
Model
Solo by default
Trusted collaborators only when scope requires it.
Fit
Brand / Comms
Best alongside an internal brand or creative team. I integrate with how you already work.
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Full-time

Selectively open to roles that own and build the function.

I am always open to the next opportunity to build this function from 0 to 1 alongside today's best in-house brand teams.

  • 01Zero-to-one or one-to-two. Building or elevating the function.
  • 02Direct partnership with brand and creative leadership. High-stakes work needs proximity.
  • 03Scope that includes narrative strategy. Slides are the byproduct; the work is how ideas move.
  • 04Executive access at critical moments. Partnership when it counts.
  • 05Inflection: launch, rebrand, scale, or IPO, when this function matters most.