Business PowerPoint Presentations
Looking for the perfect PowerPoint templates for your business presentation? Impress with professional charts and expert templates. Visualize your ideas and topics for presentations in a powerful and stylish way. With our Business PowerPoint templates, you’ll find presentations for a huge selection of business and management topics: strategy, marketing, sales, project management, analysis, processes and so much more. presentations for all business and management topics: strategy, marketing, sales, project management, analysis, processes and so much more.
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Use them to create and customize your own business presentations, strategy and sales presentations. Give yourself a solid competitive advantage and make a convincing professional impact at your next presentation.
A Huge Selection of Topics for Your PowerPoint Presentations
Browse through our archive of hundreds of business PowerPoint templates to find the right one for you. Our ready-made templates cover all major presentation topics in a variety of industries – all you need do is add your text, data and images.
Business Plan
A successful business plan defines your goals, strategies, concepts and activities. Visualize them with Gantt, PERT, affinity and flow process charts.
Leadership
Clearly define corporate leadership with our Corporate Governance, Executive Mentoring and Strategy Map templates. Take advantage of the Balanced Scorecard (BSC), Stakeholder and PEST/PESTEL/STEP analyses templates.
Marketing
Every company needs a targeted marketing and advertising strategy. Templates on public relations and marketing plans complement the 240+ slide toolbox for both online and traditional marketing. Take advantage of templates on sales strategies, customer centricity and acquisition.
Consulting
A consulting presentation needs to be functional and provide a visual platform to communicate competence. Get off on the right foot with our Enterprise Content Management template, Coaching Process toolbox and other templates with 150+ strategy and management models.
Business Models
Visualize your company’s goals using our extensive selection of sets: the comprehensive Strategy and Management bundle, Business Model Sketches, templates on different leadership styles, sample models, tools and more.
Crisis Management
Corporate crises can take many forms. Present how your company responds to unexpected events with templates covering change management, innovation and crisis management during COVID-19.
Remote Work/Telecommuting
Working from home is a growing trend: Our template includes definitions of the digital workspace, practical tips for working from home, and legal basics. Use this template to present how your company can adjust to these extraordinary times and facilitate flexible working options.
Human Resources
Employees bring a company’s vision to life. Staff needs to be engaged, respected and encouraged. Present issues such as work-life balance and diversity with templates on motivation theories, team development and HR management.
Analyses
Competitive analyses, SWOT analyses, break-even analyses, value chain, gap, scenario and stakeholder analyses are business must-haves. Marketing plans, templates on big data, Design Thinking, balanced scorecards or the 7-S model – you'll find it all here.
Acquisition/Logistics
Keep costs low and customers happy: With the help of our Supply Chain Management, Strategic Sourcing, Outsourcing and Workflow Bundle templates, you can optimize your business processes. Save time and money now.
Information Technology (IT)
The business sector is becoming increasingly virtual. Take advantage of templates covering cybersecurity, bitcoin/cryptocurrency, big data, AI and more.
Finance/Monitoring
Administrative and financial presentations involve complex figures. Combine convenience and functionality in your next presentation with our templates on marketing controls, financial reports, gap analysis and other data-driven content.
Management Topics
Here you’ll find tools and templates for the most important management topics and areas. Maintain an overview of your company's key processes with presentations on project management, enterprise content management and business continuity management. You’ll also find practical applications including the OKR and Blue Ocean methods. Manage projects, products or company structures and save yourself unnecessary confusion and chaos. Expand your competencies and use our templates to enable sustainable success for your company!
Agiles Management
Blue Ocean Strategie
Change Management
Digitale Transformation
Innovationsmanagement
Nachhaltigkeitsmanagement
Projektmanagement
Qualitätsmanagement
Risikomanagement
Unternehmensarchitektur
Wissensmanagement
Zeitmanagement
Sales
Sales and distribution activities are essential components of any successful business. With our templates, you can vividly present general sales strategies as well sales in consulting, digital services, skilled trades or software!
Communication
A company's long-term success depends on effective internal communication: Strong corporate leadership and identity lay the foundation. Strengthen your team development and take the initiative in complaint management with our templates!
Strategic Planning
Great entrepreneurial ventures require development and planning. With our templates, you'll be ready for the next product launch, business case or startup pitch! You'll also find a wealth of analysis and methodology tools for strategic development.
Process Management
Work processes must be developed, optimized, smartly allocated, continuously monitored and sustainably maintained. Provide an overview and presentation of your supply chain management system, get creative with Design Thinking, or organize your quality management with 8D/7STEP templates!
Interview/Self Presentation
You are always your number one selling point! Presenting yourself needs to be powerful, succinct and memorable. In addition to the Self Presentation bundle, we offer more individually tailored templates for the modern businesswoman or businessman.
Company Presentation
Your company needs a professional presentation to attract business partners, customers and employees. Who are you and what is your vision? Our slide sets are perfect for presentations on, among other things, corporate identity, workflow, and business plans.
Business Presentation Examples
Take a look at examples of our most requested business presentation templates. Find the right template for your presentation and convince your audience with a unique design and in-depth content.
10 Tips for Creating Your Business Presentations
PowerPoint presentations are used in many different settings. They're used in schools and universities, at lectures and information events and in seminars, both online and in-person. But there is rarely so much riding on them as in the business sector. Here, the next career step, the execution of an important project or even the future of the company can depend on the success of a presentation. And even if it's just a minor business deal or a small change to a process, it has to succeed. This is why designing business presentations that are convincing and captivating, while still appearing serious and professional, is crucial. Use our tips for business presentations and master this balancing act:
Tip 1: Impress with PowerPoint templates in your corporate design
A corporate design communicates and reflects the company's identity, both externally and internally. It creates a uniform visual presence that strengthens the corporate brand. Ideally, a corporate design should be used consistently for all visual materials – from the company logo to its social media presence and letterhead. This also includes presentations. Where else does the corporate identity play such an important role?
Whether it’s a presentation to customers, business partners or an internal presentation, a consistent corporate design will create high-quality, uniform and recognizable presentations. Slides designed in your corporate design will always look polished and put together. It’s easy to adapt our business PowerPoint templates to your corporate design. All our content is customizable. Color schemes, fonts and graphics can be adapted to your CD.
Tip 2: Structure and design your presentation to achieve your goals
You are giving your presentation for a reason – there's something you want to achieve. Maybe you want to market a new concept, convince customers of a product or win business partners. Whatever you're aiming for, everything in your presentation should be working towards that goal.
Your business presentation needs to be structured with the goal in mind. Start at the end of your presentation, not the beginning. Consider the goal of your presentation and how best to get there. Which arguments, figures, data and facts support it? How and in what order can they be presented most effectively? It may even make sense to include a counterargument or two to show that you are seeing your topic from all angles and have everyone's interests in mind. With this approach, you'll succeed in focusing on only the relevant content and presenting it persuasively.
Tip 3: Align your presentation with your target group
A successful presentation means always having your audience in mind. Sure, having a standard presentation that’s always delivered the same way to customers or business partners is convenient and saves time. But not all customers are the same, and not every potential business partner responds to the same arguments. A customer interested in innovation will not choose your company because it has a long tradition. Detailed explanations of the company's history won't impress. This lack of personalization won't go unnoticed.
A business presentation can only be truly convincing if it’s tailored to the audience. Creating a targeted business presentation every time does mean more work and effort. But it's worth it! Business is about leveraging advantages and making good decisions. And it takes the right arguments to convince your audience to do just that. Think about where your target audience's interests lie. What information is important them? What can you offer them? What added value can you deliver?
Align your presentation to these insights. You and your target group will notice the difference.
Tip 4: Pique interest with a strong opening
Our brains decide very quickly whether something is interesting or not. In a presentation, this means you can lose the attention and interest of your audience before you really get started. It goes without saying that a strong intro is everything. It has to be obvious from the get-go that what you're going to say is relevant to your audience and they can gain something from it. So, think about a powerful introduction that addresses your audience’s interests, problems or desires. Why is it worth listening to you? What added value does your concept, your product or collaboration offer? Place this decisive argument right at the beginning and substantiate it during the course of the presentation.
Tip 5: Score points with a short and focused presentation
Imagine going to a garden center to buy some plants. For an hour, the sales rep walks you through the entire store and selection. Garden plants were mentioned, but with all the information, you can't really remember what was said about them afterwards. Waste of time, right? Unfortunately, this is exactly how it goes with many business presentations. Too much irrelevant information takes up unnecessary time and kills an audience's attention. This is especially unwelcome in the business sector – time is most always at a premium. Excessively long presentations, no matter how wonderfully prepared they may be, can at best cause nervous glances at the clock or at worst, genuine irritation.
Those who succinctly communicate their content and get to the point quickly will always find themselves in their audience's good book. Relevance is the magic word. Align your content with your audience’s interests, avoid lengthy explanations and repetitive, redundant or obvious information. If you need to, you can always present additional information during your Q&A session. So, keep your business presentations short and sweet – presenting your information shouldn't take more that 20-25 minutes. By this point, you should be wrapping your presentation up and starting a dialogue with your audience.
Tip 6: Images speak louder than words – also in business presentations
A lot of presentations are still very text heavy. Slides are filled with complex sentences, long lists of bullet points or even entire paragraphs. Needless to say, this makes for an incredibly dry PowerPoint presentation. In fact, it renders PowerPoint pretty obsolete. If all you’re offering are slides for your audience to read, give them a handout and send them on their way. But if you want to create and deliver a compelling business presentation, then leverage PowerPoints most essential asset: providing powerful visual support.
Of course this still includes text, but images, graphics and diagrams should occupy at least as much space on your slides. Images appeal to people on an emotional level. Keep this in mind when choosing your images and the effect you want your presentation to have.
Tip 7: Use charts and infographics to present information clearly
Charts, infographics and diagrams are important tools for business presentations. They can help you avoid using too much text and give your presentation more visual depth and variety. They also provide the ideal visual support for your facts and information.The human brain finds it easier to process images than text. That’s why company data and figures should be presented in graphs and charts. For example, use an org chart to present your company’s structure. Market shares, sales figures or other similar data can be visualized using a wide variety of diagrams. You'll find all the tools you need in our Business PowerPoint templates.
Tip 8: Inspire with storytelling
Cold hard facts are a part of everyday business. But if you only present a long list of facts and figures in a presentation, your audience will quickly tune out. That’s why a convincing presentation needs a healthy dose of entertainment. Telling stories makes a presentation entertaining and engaging. Try structuring your entire presentation like a story or sprinkling in some relevant and entertaining anecdotes.
Don’t worry if your company story can't be transformed into a rousing heroic epic. Short anecdotes that breathe life into the facts are also really effective. You can also appeal to the audience’s imagination. For example, create a what-if scenario. Allow your audience to imagine the positive changes that using your product, implementing your project or working with your company would create. Not only is this way more exciting than dry facts, but it also involves your audience on an emotional level as well.
Tip 9: Liven things up with interaction and dialogue
PowerPoint presentations have long been standard communication tools in companies. More and more, they’re being held online. This can bring back memories of listening to a teacher in school. A presenter prepares a linear presentation, the audience hopefully listens, and at the end they’re finally allowed to talk about it. In pedagogy, frontal instruction is now recognized as largely ineffective and many instructors avoid it as much as possible. Unfortunately, this message hasn’t yet reached the management level of many companies.
This is where the linear presentation shows its weaknesses: Audience attention is maxed out through passive listening. Information goes over their heads. The audience loses focus. But there is a solution to this that can be used both online and offline – make your presentation interactive. Open a dialogue with your audience, explore their interests, ask questions and let them ask questions, too. All you need are just a few adjustments to your PowerPoint presentation. Hyperlinks and an agenda slide facilitate non-linear navigation, helping you avoid moving chaotically through your presentation slides.
Tip 10: Make a lasting impression with a strong conclusion
The first impression is important – but what about the final impression? A strong conclusion is what an audience remembers most clearly and should be considered at least as important as a good introduction.
What you say now can have the strongest impact on your audience. Take the time to choose your closing remarks carefully.
Always make sure to clearly reiterate your core statement. Another clever way to end your presentation is to refer back to your introduction. This brings the presentation full circle. Adding a bit of emotion at the end to stir up the audience can also score extra points. The best way to influence and inspire others is through conviction and passion. And a powerful conclusion lays the foundation.
A successful business presentation is no accident – but it's not magic either!
Anyone who has read the previous tips knows this: A good business presentation is not something you can just pull out of a hat. It has to be optimized for every specific goal and target group. The visual design, the flow and the content must be convincing and coherent.
Creating the right content for your presentations is not something anyone can do for you, but our products can make it easier. Our business templates provide you with all the tools you need and a wealth of ideas for your presentation design. You can easily create professional, unique and convincing presentations.
Always remember – high-quality presentation design pays off in the end!
