Executive Presentation Narrative Builder

Prompt

Build a compelling narrative structure for an executive presentation.

Presentation context:
- Topic: [SUBJECT]
- Audience: [EXECUTIVE TITLE AND FUNCTION]
- Length: [NUMBER OF SLIDES / MINUTES]
- Goal: [INFORM / DECIDE / APPROVE / INSPIRE / UPDATE]
- Key message: [THE ONE THING THEY MUST REMEMBER]
- Key decision needed: [IF APPLICABLE]
- Context they already have: [WHAT THEY KNOW]
- Context they don't have: [WHAT YOU NEED TO BUILD]
- Potential objections: [WHAT PUSHBACK DO YOU EXPECT]

Build:

1. **Presentation Spine** — A one-sentence storyline: "We need to [ACTION] because [REASON], and if we do, [OUTCOME]."

2. **Slide-by-Slide Outline** — For each slide: title (written as a complete sentence asserting a claim, not a topic), key content, and what decision/feeling you want this slide to produce.

3. **Opening Hook** — How to open in a way that makes the audience lean forward. The first 30 seconds determine whether they're with you or on their phones.

4. **The Turn** — Where in the presentation does the narrative pivot from problem to solution? How to make that turn land.

5. **Data Visualization Guidance** — For each data point you plan to show: what's the right chart type, and what's the one insight to make obvious.

6. **Objection Pre-emption** — Where in the deck to address likely pushback before it's raised.

7. **The Ask** — The final slide. What exactly are you asking them to decide or do, and how do you frame it to make yes the easy answer.

8. **Backup Slide Strategy** — What appendix slides to prepare for likely follow-up questions.