Decks that open doors.
Investors, clients, conferences.Good ideas deserve good presentations.
No pressure, no commitment. Bring whatever you have, even if it's still a rough draft.
Selected work
The thinking behind the deck
A human thread woven into the science, so one pitch out of fifty gets remembered.
One story, two rooms: authorities and donors.
An investor deck built so the audience arrives at each point when the CEO does.
The 25th Maccabiah brand, carried into six decks for very different audiences.
What they say
70% of clients come back for another project · 75% of new clients come through referrals
We were under time pressure, but Gal pulled it off. The presentation gave our pitch the right weight: professional, trustworthy, and backed by real substance. It turned out to be just perfect.
The final deck doesn't just look great. It really sells.
We've been working with Gal on presentations for Shva for the past six months, over seven projects in. Not every project is simple, but Gal always finds a way to make it work. A trusted partner we keep coming back to.
Precise, quick, and available. The design conveyed exactly the values and atmosphere we wanted.
Beyond the professional, precise result, Gal was very available throughout. It mattered to him to understand the need and the message first, and only then get to the design.
I work with Gal regularly, and he consistently brings a really high level, both in design and in the thinking behind it. He knows how to take a task, refine it, and turn it into something that actually works. Beyond that, he's just great to work with. It shows in the process and in the final result.
Gal did precise and professional work for us: a newsletter and a presentation tailored to the organization's new rebranding, with a sharp eye for design and the ability to tell our story in a clear and inspiring way. Highly recommended.
Working with Gal was an amazing experience. He joined the project under a very tight deadline and still delivered a sharp, professional presentation. Attentive, patient, and quick to understand the direction. He helped refine the messaging and added his own design touch. I felt completely confident in his hands.
Nice to meet you, I'm Gal.
As a kid, I couldn't tell a story. I'd get stuck halfway, lose the thread, and never quite get across what I meant. The gap between what was in my head and what came out of my mouth was huge.
In 2021 I started studying design, and for a few years after that I designed almost everything: websites, landing pages, interfaces, banners, presentations. Then I got the chance to design six presentations for the Maccabiah over two months. That's where I realized presentations were my place. It took me a little longer to understand why.
The why came in a session with a pharma company, before an investor conference in New York. The CMO mentioned in passing that the founder had been working on this molecule for 25 years. I stopped him. "Say that again." That wasn't another fact about the company. That was the story. It became the first line of their pitch.
That's what I've done since. Design is my strong side, but before I design anything I need to know what you're trying to say. So we start with a conversation: what you want out of the meeting, who'll be in the room, and what a "yes" looks like at the end. Usually you say the strongest things without noticing you said them. My job is to hear them, put them in order, and design a deck that carries them without you having to explain it.
There's something funny about it: the kid who got stuck halfway through a story now makes a living hearing where other people get stuck.
Before you ask
Good questions
How do we start?
A 30-minute call. You show me the deck you have (or the meeting you're worried about), and I tell you what I see. No charge, no commitment.
Do you only do strategy, or design too?
Both, and design is my strong side. Strategy comes first because without it there's nothing to design, and what you get at the end is a finished deck. Already have locked content and just need design? That works too.
I already have a deck. Can you just fix it?
Absolutely. Most clients come to me with a deck that's already in progress. Sometimes it needs a new structure, sometimes a clearer message, and sometimes just better design.
How long does it take?
Depends on the meeting and the date. A fundraising pitch usually takes about two weeks. A deck for a meeting next week, we move faster. Tell me your date.
What does it cost?
It depends on scope. We'll talk it through on the call, and you'll get a clear price before anything starts.
Do you work in Hebrew and English?
Yes, both.
Got a meeting that matters?
30 minutes. Bring the deck you have, or the one you haven't started. You'll leave with the first thing worth changing.