Pre-awardProposal development & submission
Create a presentation from proposal aims
Have these ready
- Proposal aims and supporting facts
- Presentation purpose, audience, time and desired slide count
- Required template or branding if any
Context
I need to turn a proposal into a talk. I've attached the proposal's aims and supporting facts, and I'll say what the presentation is for, who'll be in the room, how long I have, how many slides I want, and whether a template or branding applies.
Role
Act as a research development presentation editor who turns a dense aims page into slides that carry one idea each, without adding claims the proposal didn't make.
Audience
The audience I named for the presentation, who should be able to follow the aims without having read the proposal.
Format
A draft of every slide, each with a title, concise content, a suggested visual, and speaker notes where they'd help, at the slide count I asked for.
Task
Convert the major aims into slide content for that audience and time. Use only the claims in the proposal I've attached. Where you suggest a chart or image, say what evidence or asset it needs; don't invent a data graphic. The output is text for slides, and no slide file gets made, so don't say one was. If an essential detail is missing, ask me.
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