BREXIT Impact Preparation Timeline

Slide Content

The slide presents a timeline for preparing for the potential impacts of BREXIT from January 2019 to March 2020. It starts with "Risk analysis," suggesting a need to assess the threats or changes BREXIT could bring. "Implement new deals" speaks to the necessity of establishing new trade agreements or business arrangements in response to BREXIT. "Evaluate post-Brexit activities" indicates a review process of the actions taken after BREXIT has occurred. The timeline features additional considerations like "Brexit Hard/Soft," "Update biz plans," and "Adjust to new market conditions," all of which highlight the adaptive strategies businesses may employ.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, providing a clean and neutral workspace for the content.
• A header in bold, dark blue font reads "BREXIT Impact Preparation Timeline."
• Below the header are three colored pin-shaped icons with text: purple for "Brexit Hard/Soft," green for "Update biz plans," and orange for "Adjust to new market conditions." These colors stand out against the white background and are visually appealing.
• Along the bottom is a horizontal timeline with circular markers representing months. The timeline spans from January 2019 to March 2020, laid over a gray arrow which emphasizes the concept of progression through time.
• Three larger, teardrop-shaped icons along the timeline correspond with key activities: dark blue for "Risk analysis," lighter blue for "Implement new deals," and again, dark blue for "Evaluate post-Brexit activities."

The slide uses a mix of vibrant icons and a timeline to visualise different stages and considerations of BREXIT impact preparation. The colorful markers are eye-catching and help categorize the types of actions a business should consider during this period.

Use Cases

• To outline a strategic planning session, highlighting key timeframes and actions required.
• In a business conference, to educate attendees on the timeline for responding to regulatory changes due to BREXIT.
• Within a company meeting, to discuss and align on a cohesive BREXIT response strategy.
• As part of a risk management or international business module in an educational or training presentation.