Explore three example decks

See how an investor, sales and showcase deck tell different stories. Each example uses a fictional business.

Investor example

Fieldwork

Build an investor pitch deck around the opportunity, what you’ve proved so far and the investment conversation you want to start.

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FieldworkInvestor example

INVESTOR PRESENTATION

Better buildings. Less guesswork.

Fieldwork helps building owners plan the move from gas to electric heat.

THE PROBLEM

Retrofits are hard to plan.

Small property teams juggle surveys, contractor quotes and operating costs before they can commit to a project.

THE APPROACH

One plan for every building.

Fieldwork brings site data, retrofit options and a phased budget into one view for owners and installers.

WHAT WE’RE TESTING

Start with a narrow pilot.

Work with small commercial landlords to learn which inputs improve retrofit decisions and where the planning process slows down.

THE NEXT STEP

Help shape the pilot.

We’re looking to meet investors who understand building operations and the transition to electric heat.

Illustrative example · Fictional business

Sales example

Common Stock

Create a sales presentation that speaks to your buyer’s problem and makes the next step easy to take.

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Common StockSales example

SALES PRESENTATION

Know what’s in stock.

Common Stock gives independent shops a clearer view of inventory across locations.

THE BUYER’S CHALLENGE

Stock answers take too long.

Staff check spreadsheets, message another shop and sometimes still cannot tell a customer what is available.

THE SOLUTION

One shared view.

See stock by shop, flag discrepancies and give the floor team the same information as the back office.

A PRACTICAL TRIAL

Start with one category.

Pick one product category and compare how staff find and reconcile stock during a normal week.

THE NEXT STEP

Book a short walkthrough.

Bring one example of a stock question your team answers today. We’ll work through it together.

Illustrative example · Fictional business

Showcase example

Studio Fold

Present selected projects, capabilities and experience in a deck that gives prospective clients a reason to get in touch.

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Studio FoldShowcase example

CAPABILITIES PRESENTATION

Spaces with a sense of place.

Studio Fold designs identities and environments for small cultural spaces.

OUR APPROACH

Begin with the people.

We start by listening to the team and visitors to understand how a place is used before we change how it looks.

SELECTED WORK

A new way to find your way.

An illustrative exhibition project pairs clear typography with simple signs that guide visitors through a shared space.

HOW WE WORK

Test the idea in context.

We take an early concept into the space, test it at full size and refine it with the people who use it.

THE NEXT STEP

Tell us about your space.

Bring a brief or a rough idea. We can talk through what you need and where to begin.

Illustrative example · Fictional business

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