Flat Icons Set - Cards Business Symbols 3

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Flat Icons Set - Cards Business Symbols 3" is showcasing a collection of flat icons that are commonly used to represent different business concepts. Each icon has a corresponding term beneath it to indicate its associated idea, which includes Briefcase (suggesting business activities or professionalism), Business, Goal (objective or target), Pinpoint (focus or accuracy), Question (inquiry or uncertainty), Thinking (cognition or pondering), Strategy (planning or tactics), Chess (competition or strategic thinking), Process (workflow or progression), Gears (mechanics or teamwork), Money (finance or currency), Payment (transaction or expenditure), and Outcome (result or effect). The icons are fully editable to suit various presentation needs.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a light background with a dark header section that includes the title in white text.
• Below the header, there are two rows of icons displayed in a grid format.
• Each icon is rendered in a flat, two-dimensional style with a uniform grey color.
• Each icon is paired with a text label directly below it, describing what the icon represents.
• The lower part of the slide includes three pushpin icons with a color gradient fill ranging from white to lime green.
• A circular icon with one of the pushpins is shown enlarged within a light blue circle in the bottom right corner.
• There is also a small text box with a message related to additional icons available.
• The overall look of the slide is minimalist and focused on the icons, which are meant to be the central visual elements.

The overall design is clear, modern, and utilitarian, suitable for business presentations. The contrasting colors draw attention to the icons and their labels effectively.

Use Cases

• To illustrate various business concepts during a professional presentation, making it visually engaging.
• As part of an educational or training session to explain different aspects of business strategy and operations.
• In a pitch deck to visually represent key elements of a business plan or proposal to potential investors or stakeholders.
• For internal communication within a company to easily convey departmental functions, project stages, or business goals in meetings or reports.