Flat Icons Set – Business Metaphors

Slide Content

The slide presents an array of flat icons that symbolize various business concepts such as Empathy, Communication, Anger, Meeting, Logistics, and Creativity among others. Empathy is depicted with heads and a heart, symbolizing the understanding of others' emotions. Communication is marked by connected speech bubbles, indicating the exchange of ideas. Anger is shown as profiles with lightning bolts, suggesting intense emotion or conflict. The Meeting icon with figures around a table signifies collaboration. Logistics is represented by a truck, highlighting transportation and distribution. Creativity is displayed as a lightbulb over gears, merging the concepts of innovation and process.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a dark grey background with a header section in blue.
• The title of the slide is in white text against the blue backdrop.
• A collection of 20 icons is evenly distributed in a grid layout over the grey area.
• Each icon is depicted in a simple, two-tone flat design, with a primary color as dark blue and secondary elements in light blue.
• Some icons are accompanied by plus signs, suggesting the additivity or expansion of the concept they represent.
• At the bottom, there’s a circular highlighted icon of a pushpin that stands out due to its contrasting circular blue background and border.
• A small text box below this icon states that more icons are available on their website, with the website URL.

The slide has a minimalistic and professional appearance, with icons that are uniformly styled for visual coherence. The contrast between the dark background and the blue elements makes the icons pop and easily readable.

Use Cases

• To visually represent different business concepts during a corporate presentation.
• As part of an educational toolkit for teaching business or management-related courses.
• To enhance communication in a marketing material explaining services or processes.
• To serve as visual aids in a report or proposal that explains business strategies or operational principles.