Johnson & Johnson · NYSE:JNJ
Johnson & Johnson — nh4h pitch deck slide template
38 slides from Johnson & Johnson's investor presentation, September 2021
Slide 1: NurseHack4Health
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Slide 3: Team Name & Logo
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Slide 4: Storytelling Presentation (Your Pitch)
Storytelling Presentation (Your Pitch) Everyone loves to hear stories. So tell an exciting story about your idea!
Slide 5: Storytelling
Storytelling • You want to start with a story that draws people in and incapsulates why the topic is important to you • Storytelling allows us to talk WITH people, rather than just talk TO them, and allows us to create connections, People not only need to understand your idea, but they need to “feel
Slide 6: Pitch Presentation Components
Pitch Presentation Components
Slide 7: Pitch Presentation Components
Pitch Presentation Components • Problem Articulation • Current Available Solutions • Your Solution (MVP) • Implementation Cost • Scalability • The Team & Close • Questions 7
Slide 8: Problem Articulation- Begin Telling the Story
Problem Articulation- Begin Telling the Story • WHAT IS THE PROBLEM OR UNMET NEED YOU ARE SOLVING? • How you describe the problem is one of the most important components to a pitch. Tell us the problem through storytelling. Bring the audience straight into the story. • Talk about the problem that ge
Slide 9: Currently Available Solutions
Currently Available Solutions • Current Solutions = Current Problems and/or Significant Inefficiencies? • You should research what is currently on the market to solve your problem. If there are solutions currently available, then make it clear what the issues are, so you can show how your solution d
Slide 10: Your Solution
Your Solution • Describe your proposed solution. Go in detail how your solution works and have a Minimally Viable Product (MVP) to demo • Convince the judges why your solution is superior. Simplify your story – what are the THREE things you want the audience to remember? • Speak to any regulations s
Slide 11: EXAMPLE 1 – Our Solution vs. The Competition
EXAMPLE 1 – Our Solution vs. The Competition Benefits Our Solution Competitor 1 Competitor 2 Competitor 3 Competitor 4 Intuitive to Use X $X Cost to Use Free Subscription Platform Microsoft Zoom Patients/Families/ Clinicians Users Clinicians only 11
Slide 12: EXAMPLE 2 – Our Solution vs. The Competition
EXAMPLE 2 – Our Solution vs. The Competition Benefits Our Solution Competitor 1 Competitor 2 Competitor 3 Competitor 4 Intuitive Design Cost Performance Quality Complexity Overall 5 3 2 2 1 Assessment 12
Slide 13: Implementation Cost
Implementation Cost • Although we don’t expect a full business plan, your team should think about implementation cost and who is going to pay for the solution. • Will it be the patient? Insurance Company? Hospital system etc. • Try to understand your costs to build your solution, which will in turn,
Slide 14: Scalability
Scalability • When devising a solution, you should always think about your target population and give it some thought as to how the solution can be scaled and implemented everywhere not just at your institution (this can happen later, of course, but be prepared to answer the question). • Are there o
Slide 15: The Team & Close
The Team & Close Bring the story you opened with full circle. Close the pitch– why do you think this is a great idea? Remind the audience what they have seen – no more than three points. Introduce your team members and discuss skill sets brought to the team that strengthens the solution. By now the
Slide 16: Good Luck & Good Pitching!
Good Luck & Good Pitching! – From NurseHack4Health Organizers
Slide 17: Additional charts, process, timeline templates
Additional charts, process, timeline templates Use if helpful
Slide 18: Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black
Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black Subtitle in Arial Regular, 20 pt. Use this template for two columns of text, two images, or to pair text with a cropped image. If there is only one chunk of copy, consider getting rid of the bullets. 18
Slide 19: Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black
Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black Subtitle in Arial Regular, 20 pt. • In some cases, the image will sit to the left of the text. • Make sure whichever you choose, it is consistent throughout your presentation. 19
Slide 20: Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black
Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black Subtitle in Arial Regular, 20 pt. • Bulleted copy spans two columns, to the right of a single-column image. • In this scenario, image should usually be on the left. 20
Slide 21: Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black
Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black Subtitle in Arial Regular, 20 pt. Three columns of text or text with imagery or just images 21
Slide 22: Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black
Slide Title in Arial Bold, 30 pt. Black Subtitle in Arial Regular, 20 pt. Three columns of text or text with imagery or just images 22
Slide 23: Quote, fact or statistic template
“Use this template to add extra emphasis to a quote, fact or statistic.” – Attribution
Slide 24: Quote, fact or statistic template
“Use this template to add extra emphasis to a quote, fact or statistic.” – Attribution
Slide 25: Quote, fact or statistic template
“Use this template to add extra emphasis to a quote, fact or statistic.” – Attribution
Slide 26: Bar Chart Example
Bar Chart Example Extending past 6 colors 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% Manually select colors from palette to complete the chart. When using bar charts, retain a minimum distance of 50% between data points. USA Series 1 Canada Australia France Korea Brazil Sweden Chile 26
Slide 27: Stacked Column Example
Stacked Column Example Align elements to the grid and enhance the size of key. % to Sales $15.9B $14.6B 2006 25.7% 2007 26.0% $6.0 $5.7 $7.6 $6.9 MD&D $2.3 Consumer $2.0 Pharmaceuticals 2006 2007 27
Slide 28: Compare/Contrast Example
Compare/Contrast Example Subhead Subhead Your body copy goes here. Body copy goes here. Body copy Your body copy goes here. Body copy goes here. Body copy goes here. Body copy goes here. goes here. Body copy goes here. 1 in 5 3 in 5 Describe your statistic here. This is where the text goes, in Descr
Slide 29: 4 Column Organization
4 Column Organization Subhead1 Subhead 2 Subhead 3 Subhead 4 Put your body copy for Put your body copy for Put your body copy for Put your body copy for subhead one here. You subhead one here. You subhead one here. You subhead one here. You can divide into can divide into can divide into can divide
Slide 30: Pyramid Example
Pyramid Example Subtitle in Arial Regular, 20 pt. Manually select colors from Level 5 palette to complete the chart. Your Content Here Include any explanatory information here. Level 4 Your Content Here Level 3 Your Content Here Level 2 Your Content Here Level 1 Your Content Here 30
Slide 31: Name Lastname
Name Lastname Title Write a short biography here… 31
Slide 32: Timeline
Timeline August September October Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Task Title 1 Task Title 2 Milestone Task Title 3 Task Title 4 Milestone Task Title 5 Task Title 6 Task Title 7 Milestone Task Title 8 Milestone 32
Slide 33: Timeline Overview
Timeline Overview Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Description Description Description Description Deliverable 1 Deliverable 2 Deliverable 3 Deliverable 4 Additional info Additional info Additional info Additional info 33
Slide 34: Venn Diagram
Venn Diagram Topic 1 Topic 3 Topic 2 • Text goes here • Text goes here • Text goes here • Text goes here • Text goes here • Text goes here • Text goes here • Text goes here • Text goes here 34
Slide 35: Process Map
Process Map Activity name Activity name Activity name Phase Phase Phase Activity name Activity name Activity name 1 2 3 Activity name Activity name Activity name 35
Slide 36: Organizational Chart
Organizational Chart Name Lastname Title Description here… Name Lastname Name Lastname Name Lastname Name Lastname Title Title Title Title Description Description Description Description here… here… here… here… Name Lastname Name Lastname Title Title Description Description here… Name Lastname here…
Slide 37: Table Example A
Table Example A Use solid colors headers and row color variations to separate information. Change table colors using the Table Design tab. % CHANGE TOTAL COMPANY 2010 2009 TOTAL OPS Sales $61.6B $61.9B (0.5%) (1.3%) Adjusted Earnings* $13.3B $12.9B 2.9% Adjusted EPS* $4.76 $4.63 2.8% Free Cash Flow*
Slide 38: Table Example B
Table Example B Use solid colors headers and row color variations to separate information. Change table colors using the Table Design tab. % CHANGE TOTAL COMPANY 2010 2009 TOTAL OPS Sales $61.6B $61.9B (0.5%) (1.3%) Adjusted Earnings* $13.3B $12.9B 2.9% Adjusted EPS* $4.76 $4.63 2.8% Free Cash Flow*