Chevrons Agenda - 6 Sections & Meeting Progress Indicator

Slide Content

The slide is designed to outline a meeting agenda with six sections, each including a place for a detailed description and bullet points for further clarity on the topics to be discussed. These sections can be utilized to break down the meeting into distinct segments, allowing for a structured and organized discussion flow. The "Meeting Progress Indicator" suggests a way to track the progress through the agenda, enhancing time management during the meeting.

Graphical Look

• The slide's background color is white with two horizontal gradient blue lines at the top and bottom, which add a subtle touch of design.
• The title is prominently displayed at the top in bold, dark blue text.
• A light blue icon resembling a document is placed next to the title, visually representing the agenda theme.
• Six chevron shapes are lined left to right, each connoting a section of the agenda; these chevrons are in light blue with a bold outline.
• Three chevron shapes appear on the top row and three on the bottom, all of which are connected by a thin dark line serving as the Meeting Progress Indicator.
• Each chevron contains a heading labeled "Section" followed by a consecutive number, indicating the order of the sections.
• Below each chevron is a light grey text box for entering a description and bullet points, which facilitate detailed explanations.
• The chevrons and the associated text boxes are evenly spaced and aligned for a balanced visual distribution on the slide.

The overall look is modern and structured, with a clean design that uses a consistent color scheme to visually organize the presentation information. The chevron shapes and gradient lines create a sense of forward motion, indicative of progressing through an agenda.

Use Cases

• Outlining the flow of a business meeting or workshop to ensure all participants are aware of the topics to be discussed.
• Tracking the progress in a seminar or conference where multiple presentations or topics will be featured, and attendees need to follow the schedule.
• Facilitating team discussions or project meetings where each section corresponds to a different project stage or task area.
• Conducting training sessions where trainers can break down the content into manageable parts for trainees to follow easily.