Trent Turner

Certified Presentation Specialist (CPS™)

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Presentation designer with nearly 20 years’ experience collaborating with stakeholders at all levels to create engaging and informative presentations.

Expertise in communicating complex information to diverse audiences using multiple presentation and data platforms.

Experience in the industries of enterprise software, financial services, public relations, engineering and charitable organizations.

Creative problem solver, curious learner, adaptable professional and gracious teammate.

Corporate templates

slide masters, layouts, brand identity

Company overviews

people, products, performance

Data visualization

charts, processes, animations

Experience and Expertise

Nearly 20 years of experience in designing:

Software and systems expertise:

Empowering professionals with engaging presentations

Improving efficacy of presentations by teaming with executives, copywriters and designers to translate and distill complex ideas, data and processes into meaningful content, illustrations, charts and animations

Enhancing brand identity by ensuring visual and messaging consistency across corporate, event and custom templates, providing myriad layouts, while also adhering to formatting best practices and accessibility guidelines

Elevating quality of delivery by advising collaborators on preparation and production, optimizing presentations for the environment, and offering presenters constructive and positive feedback

Ensuring success by adapting to evolving timelines to meet deadlines, managing multiple projects simultaneously, communicating roadblocks and progress, and maintaining necessary confidentiality

Work ethic: Do RIGHT FIRST

Design APPROACH: Elegantly effective

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright's principle that "form and function are one" can be applied beyond architecture to any design discipline. It suggests that the design of any object or system should be purpose-driven, and that form should emerge from function. It also highlights the importance of avoiding superfluous elements and prioritizing functionality, resulting in designs that are efficient, practical, and beautiful.