Consulting presentation templates built for action titles and exhibits
Client work is read slide by slide, often without you in the room, so these templates give the headline the full width of the slide and keep the evidence underneath it in numbered exhibits, tables and takeaway bars. Each one ships with the same layouts, so you can draft a proposal in one and switch to another without rewriting a word.
9 consulting templates
- BoardroomCharcoal and evergreen, consulting-grade.Professional17 layouts
- ExecutivePremiumBoard-grade consulting: tracker, exhibits, takeaways.ConsultingProfessional17 layouts
- ArcdeckThe house palette: navy, teal and ochre, consulting-grade.ProfessionalConsulting17 layouts
- Olive GrovePremiumOlive hairlines and a numbered sidebar rail.ConsultingMinimal17 layouts
- SiennaPremiumBurnt sienna, sand and concentric arcs.ConsultingProfessional17 layouts
- RubyPremiumRuby title bands and takeaway bars for the board.ProfessionalConsulting17 layouts
- LedgerPremiumAnnual-report finance: tabular figures and footnoted exhibits.ProfessionalConsulting17 layouts
- MetricPremiumInfographic KPIs, progress bars and icon rows.ConsultingProfessional17 layouts
- Slate & RustPremiumSlate split panels with a rust rule.ProfessionalConsulting17 layouts
How to choose
For a first proposal, start with Boardroom
It's the free one here: charcoal and evergreen with filled heading bands. It reads as a firm's house style without looking like anyone's in particular.
For the board or a steering committee, Executive or Ruby
Both carry a section tracker or takeaway bar so a reader always knows where they are in the argument and what the slide concludes.
For numbers-heavy work, Ledger or Metric
Ledger sets figures in tabular numerals with footnoted exhibits, like an annual report. Metric leads with KPI cards and trend deltas for operating reviews.
For advisory and boutique firms, Sienna or Olive Grove
Serif headlines, wide margins and quieter colour, which suits strategy advice where the recommendation matters more than the decoration.
Questions
A headline that states the conclusion (an action title), one message per slide, evidence shown as a labelled exhibit, and a consistent place for the source and the takeaway. These templates give each of those a fixed position, and Arcdeck writes the action titles for you.