19 June 2025 – 12:00pm AEST

You’ll never get the attention you want and inspire the decisions to be made if you don’t have effective data communication.

You’ve got good data, and a need to communicate but it can be hard to know what great data visualisations and slides can look like.

You understand the data and know what needs to happen, and you’re excited to help make an impact with what you know, and what you can do. But…

Drowning in Data, Not Delivering Insights – how do you avoid sharing too much data instead of focusing on the key takeaways, making it hard for stakeholders to see the bigger picture? 

Confusing & Overloaded Presentations – how do you avoid lengthy slide decks, dense tables, and repetitive content leave stakeholders wondering what’s important? 

Missed Clarity & Executive Impact – How do you create presentations that focus on storytelling rather than the data collection, and connect with what executives need to know to make decisions? 

The good news is; we get it. After working with dozens of private and public sector businesses, these are common problems that we can solve with data storytelling.

We’ve seen: 

✔  An analyst struggle for 3 years to be heard, and after working with us, had his project approved within 2 weeks saving the company over $15 million.

✔  Teams that couldn’t provide feedback without a common language and purpose create mastermind groups to improve data presentations ongoing. 

✔  Reports with huge numbers of pages able to be reduced into 3-page summaries, ready to be presented quickly and confidently.

Let’s talk about what you’ll get in each session: 

1. Watch our data designers take data-heavy slides and charts from the real world and rebuild from something average to awesome.  

2. See the live click by click makeovers as we teach you secrets to engaging and easily understandable data vis. 

3. Talk through the logic, from identifying why aspects don’t work, what the key message should be and see the makeover happen in real time.  

4. Ask questions, and apply what you have learned with the StoryChart and StorySlide processes to your own work. 

5. Access to the workbook download, and the replay.