• US$120

• 16 designs

• 2 designers

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PowerPoint Design Brief

We are developing a PowerPoint presentation titled 'Harmonizing DEIJ and OARS: A Pathway to Inclusive Hospitality'. This presentation aims to showcase the synergistic approach between a regional grocery store and a DEIJ consulting firm, focusing on integrating the OARS method with Cultural Competence to foster an inclusive, hospitable environment for associates and guests. The design should be professional, accessible, and engaging, facilitating the learning and application of DEIJ and OARS principles within the grocery retail and service sectors.

Target Market(s)

The primary audience includes grocery store management and staff, DEIJ professionals, and individuals responsible for implementing and promoting inclusivity within retail and customer service environments. The design should appeal to a broad range of professionals interested in enhancing workplace culture and customer experience through DEIJ initiatives.

Industry/Entity Type

Retail, specifically grocery stores, and DEIJ Consulting

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Font styles to use

Other font styles liked:

• Headers: Calibri Light, Body: Poppins

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Colors

Designer to choose colors to be used in the design.

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Look and feel

Each slider illustrates characteristics of the customer's brand and the style your logo design should communicate.

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Requirements

Must have

• Branding: Integrate both the regional grocery store's and the DEIJ consulting firm's branding elements, ensuring a harmonious presentation style that represents the collaboration effectively. I have upload the DEIJ Consulting firm Brand Sheet, The main color for the consulting firm is #29265F. The main color for the Grocery store is #4FA130. Content Layout: Design a clear, intuitive layout that guides the viewer through the concepts of DEIJ and OARS, their integration, and practical application in retail settings. Image Use: Employ high-resolution, professional images that reflect diversity, inclusion, and the grocery retail context, supporting the content and engaging the target audience. Accessibility: Ensure the presentation is accessible, with clear font sizes and styles for readability, following ADA compliance guidelines. Interactive Elements: Incorporate sections for audience interaction, such as reflection questions, scenario-based discussions, and action planning, to foster active participation and engagement. Case Studies and Success Stories: Include slides dedicated to real-world applications, showcasing successful DEIJ initiatives within the grocery sector and lessons learned.

Nice to have

• Engagement Features: Options for live polling or feedback during the presentation to gauge understanding and collect real-time insights from participants. QR Codes: Slides for embedded QR codes linking to additional DEIJ resources or training modules for further exploration post-session.

Should not have

• Informal Graphics: Avoid cartoons or overly casual graphics that could undermine the professional and educational objectives of the presentation. Overcrowding: Maintain a balance between content, visuals, and white space to ensure the presentation is engaging without overwhelming the audience.

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Files

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