Flat Icons Set — Stakeholders, People

Slide Content

The slide displays a set of graphical icons representing different stakeholders or groups of people, such as individual persons, clients, customers, pairs, couples, groups, advisors, and parties. Each icon provides a visual metaphor for levels of hierarchy and types of interpersonal connections, suggesting concepts like singular authority, partnership, team collaboration, advice input, and networked relationships. These icons are versatile tools for depicting organizational roles and relationships in a visually succinct manner.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, providing a clean and neutral canvas for the content.
• At the top, there's a dark teal header with the slide title in white text, contributing to a professional appearance.
• Eight icons are evenly spaced across the slide, each in a different shade of gray, signifying different relational concepts.
• The first icon on the left represents a single person, and is the simplest icon, implying individuality.
• The following icons represent two, three, and four people, respectively, indicating various group sizes and dynamics.
• The fifth icon depicts a group of five people with one distinguished, suggesting a hierarchical structure.
• The sixth icon shows a circular arrangement of people, denoting equal standing or a cyclic dependency.
• To the right, three icons are presented in a colored version — orange, yellow, and green — demonstrating the customizability of the icons.
• In the bottom right corner, there is a circular icon with two people encased in a blue border, drawing attention to additional resources.
• Underneath this circular icon, a dark gray rectangle prompts viewers to check the website for more icons, adding a call to action.

The slide is neatly organized and employs a harmonious color scheme that is easy on the eyes, giving it a modern and professional look suitable for corporate presentations. The use of color highlights the customizability of the icons, reinforcing the slide's message about versatility.

Use Cases

• To illustrate organizational structures when detailing roles and reporting lines within a company.
• In discussions about stakeholder management, to represent various groups such as investors, clients, or partners.
• During project meetings to designate team compositions or workgroup collaborations.
• Within marketing presentations to depict target customer segments or user personas.