PowerPoint Presentation — Slide-by-Slide Outline & Talking Points

Act as a professional presentation designer and business communications expert. Create a complete presentation outline for:

**Presentation Topic:** [TOPIC]
**Purpose:** [e.g. Investor pitch / Executive briefing / Sales deck / Training / Conference talk / Team update]
**Audience:** [WHO WILL SEE THIS — e.g. "C-suite executives", "potential investors", "new employees"]
**Desired Length:** [NUMBER OF SLIDES or PRESENTATION TIME — e.g. "10–15 slides" or "20-minute talk"]
**Key Message:** [THE ONE THING YOU WANT THE AUDIENCE TO REMEMBER]
**Key Data Points to Include (optional):** [ANY SPECIFIC STATS OR FACTS YOU WANT WOVEN IN]
**Tone:** [Formal & authoritative / Energetic & engaging / Conversational / Technical & detailed]

Create a slide-by-slide outline:

For each slide provide:
- **Slide number and title**
- **3–5 bullet points** of content (what goes on the slide — keep to key phrases, not paragraphs)
- **Visual suggestion** (chart type, image concept, diagram idea, or icon)
- **Speaker talking points** (2–3 sentences the presenter says — not on the slide)

Structure:
- Slide 1: Title slide
- Slides 2–3: Context / problem
- Slides 4–7: Core content / solution / data
- Slides 8–9: Evidence / case study / social proof
- Slide 10: Call to action / next steps
- Slide 11 (optional): Q&A or Appendix

Also include:
- **Opening hook** — how to start the presentation to grab attention
- **Closing statement** — a memorable final line

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