Algaic is a concept: a seaweed-based packaging company that needed to explain a materials-science idea to investors.
Communicate a technical product in a way an investor can follow in ten minutes: why plastic is a problem worth solving, why seaweed is a credible material, and why this company could capture the market. The audience is early-stage investors who need the market size, the business model, and the ask stated plainly.
The narrative moves from problem to solution to proof: the scale of plastic waste, the material and its advantages, the growing demand for biodegradable packaging, the product applications, the revenue model, traction, the team, and the round. Data is drawn as dot grids and simple bar comparisons rather than dense charts, so each slide carries one number that matters.
The brand direction pairs deep sea-greens with a warm off-white ground and a sand-and-olive secondary palette, a geometric sans for headlines, and a circular logo mark that reads as a tide or a leaf.
A 16-slide investor deck (16:9), plus a brand direction covering colour, typography, and logo. Because this is a concept deck, the company, team, and figures on the slides are placeholders.
