Steering committees
Steering committee presentation: template and structure
Paste last month's status report and your RAID log, or upload them as PDF, Word or PowerPoint files, and say what you need the committee to decide. Arcdeck drafts the update as headlines you can check, from where the project stands against plan to the escalations and next steps, then writes and designs every slide.
No card needed. 17 slide layouts, 22 templates, 12 languages.
The storyline Arcdeck drafts
Report
- 1Executive summary
- 2Context
- 3Findings
- 4Analysis
- 5Implications
- 6Recommendations
You edit these headlines before a single slide is designed.
Try it with an example
Pick one and Arcdeck starts drafting it, or write your own.
- “Monthly steering committee for an ERP migration in month 7 of 14: two workstreams amber, data migration red, 6% over budget, and a decision needed on moving go-live by six weeks.”Draft this
- “Quarterly steering committee for a hospital's patient records programme: milestones met, a supplier delay to escalate, and approval to draw £150k of contingency.”Draft this
- “Fortnightly steerco update for a retail loyalty app: testing two weeks behind, a scope change request from marketing, and three risks to accept or mitigate.”Draft this
What you get
A progress update, not the plan again
The plan was approved at kick-off. Each meeting, the deck shows what has changed: the overall status, progress against the baseline, and what is off track and why.
RAG status by workstream
Workstreams, milestones and budget lines go in a status table marked red, amber or green, with a one-line reason beside every amber and red.
Decisions and escalations up front
What you need from the committee comes straight after the summary, with the options and your recommendation, so the meeting is spent deciding rather than reading.
Milestones, budget and risks you can see
Milestones become a timeline against the baseline, spend against budget becomes a chart, and each risk or issue gets an owner, a date and a mitigation.
How it works
Step 1
Describe it or upload it
A sentence is enough. Or add PDF, Word or PowerPoint files, a link, or pasted notes.
Step 2
Shape the storyline
Arcdeck drafts the argument as headlines. Reorder, reword or cut them, then pick a template.
Step 3
Get the slides
Every slide is written and designed, with charts and speaker notes. Present, share a link, or export.
Templates that suit it
All 22 templatesQuestions
The overall status in one line, the decisions and escalations you need, progress against plan by workstream, milestones, budget and forecast, the top risks and issues with owners, and the next steps before the following meeting. Arcdeck drafts these as headlines you can reorder or cut before slides are written.
Your first deck takes about a minute.
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