From source material to investor-ready slides

What arrived, the direction we set, and the finished page.

Source material as received: the Q1 deck, raw Excel fund models and unedited property photographs

Moodboard and Design Direction

Moodboard with Newsreader and Public Sans typography, forest, sage and terracotta brand colours, and real estate photography

Before and After

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Four components they run themselves

Live, not screenshots.

Financial chart components: growth bars, distribution coverage line, debt source donut and paired same-store growth bars

WasFlat images, rebuilt in Excel every quarter.

NowLive styles. Change the number, the chart redraws.

Property profile cards for acquired and sold assets with photo, location, size and value

WasA sale looked like a purchase.

NowOne card. Forest buys, terracotta sells.

Editable US portfolio map with a highlighted state and its gross asset value

WasA list of state names.

NowA map driven by the asset table.

Fund comparison table with committed capital, called capital, NAV, DPI, TVPI and IRR by fund

WasSix tables, six styles.

NowOne style. Only the change column is coloured.

The deck

Sixteen pages, one system

Page 1, Cover of the redesigned quarterly investor update
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Page 1, Cover
Page 2, Notices & non-GAAP
Page 3, Quarter at a glance
Page 4, Executive summary
Page 5, Fund performance
Page 6, Portfolio performance
Page 7, Geographic & sector mix
Page 8, Capital activity
Page 9, Value creation
Page 10, Asset spotlight
Page 11, Development pipeline
Page 12, Debt & liquidity
Page 13, Distributions
Page 14, Market outlook
Page 15, Risk & mitigation
Page 16, Priorities & guidance

The Final Handoff

A complete investor update with a consistent design foundation for the next quarter.

16 connected slides

One quarterly presentation, from the opening overview to the final priorities.

One visual standard

Shared typography, colors, and treatments for charts, tables, and property imagery.

A repeatable foundation

A consistent layout system to carry new material into future updates.