It’s Time for a Change

If you are reading this, you probably know something about how presenting data better leads to a reputation for being professional, cutting edge, and thankfully clear. Often times, smart people know that things could be better, but they are locked in to using tired templates and Excel default graphs.

What You Need

1. A hunger to be the best
2. Microsoft Office (yep, we do this all using the tools you already own)
3. A budget – let’s talk

What You Get

When you engage with Evergreen Data, I’ll take you through my Six Steps to Independence design services process, wherein I’ll work with you to revise your existing communications and support you afterwards until your team is able to run with it into superstardom.

Typically this process involves Evergreen Data providing redesigned report and slide templates for a consistent, high-quality, totally engaging look and feel to everything that your organization generates. One-off custom slideshows and collateral are also often included.

Most organizations have a style guide that determines how staff develop communications on their own … but does it address data visualizations?

I build off of existing house rules (pushing back – gently – only as needed) to create a style guide for data that explains how to choose and make the right chart type and how to format it so it best tells your point. Staff will have a handy reference for independent data presentation development.

Beyond that, I’ll coach your team through implementation until intentional communication and data visualization are a part of your culture. It’s just what you do.

How It Works

Yes, I’ll equip you with slides that make people pay attention and data visualizations that compel your audience to ask for your templates. But our work together doesn’t stop there. The biggest, most important impacts that I see? Organizational change. Community leadership. Faster, targeted decision-making. It’s a thing of beauty. Check out how this has happened with some of my past clients.

Look at how visual thinking and slide redesign for these academics elevated conversations, promoted higher and faster thinking, and led theory development.

This education division worked with me to amp up their reporting into shorter, visually stunning memos that actually got people reading and following their lead, propelling them to national leadership.

Academic presentations don’t have to be full of bullet points to be taken seriously. Look as smart as you are.

You have to see this dashboard redesign that wowed the board of directors and changed the level of the conversation at a major US foundation.