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from deck Industries icons bundle: Production, Services, Resources, Public sectors (flat PPT clipart)

Industry icons – set 2

Slide Content

The slide is titled "Industry icons – set 2" and seems focused on categorizing various industries with accompanying icons. It includes categories such as "Money," "Trade," and "Services" under the large header "MONEY, TRADE, SERVICES & IT," indicating a classification of business sectors. "Money" likely refers to financial services, "Trade" to the exchange of goods, and "Services" to non-tangible value offerings. Additionally, "Leisure" and "IT & Electronics" are mentioned, suggesting a focus on the recreational sector and technology industry respectively.

Graphical Look

  • The slide has a clean, modern design with a purple color theme.
  • The slide is divided into two primary sections via a horizontal split with a darker purple at the bottom.
  • On the left, an icon depicting a classical building with a globe and a clock, suggesting finance or global trade, is within a circle.
  • The icon is enveloped in a larger semi-transparent circle of the same color tone.
  • The slide title is aligned to the top, set in a sans-serif font type and it is bold.
  • The main header, "MONEY, TRADE, SERVICES & IT," is prominently featured in the middle in large, white, capital letters.
  • Below the main header, there are three bullet points on the left ("Money," "Trade," "Services") and two on the right ("Leisure," "IT & Electronics"), each with a hyphen as a bullet marker.
  • The font for the bullet point text is smaller than the header and is also white, contributing to visual contrast with the purple background.

The slide layout presents information clearly with a bold title and headers, and uses simple graphic elements focused on a consistent icon and color scheme.

Use Cases

  • Presenting an overview of business sectors in corporate training sessions.
  • Categorizing company divisions in an internal business strategy presentation.
  • Int roducing services offered by a firm during a sales or client partnership meeting.
  • Using in educational settings to explain different industry sectors to students.

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