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Our first encounter with 356labs was during our Seed round in 2019 when we successfully raised the first $5 million. We connected again for our Series A deck and in both situations what truly sat 356labs apart was their unwavering dedication to the project. In the end we not only received a top-notch presentation, we benefited from their expertise in content creation for pitch decks.
356labs helped us improve our sales and corporate presentations. In the course of several months, they redesigned and recreated 100+ slides for us. I already see the results from the work and it has indeed raised the level of our presentations, acknowledged by colleagues and clients.
It was a pleasure to collaborate with 356labs to create our new PowerPoint templates. I’d call this collaboration teamwork as we were working together as a team and the long distance between us didn’t stop us from doing that. They were creative, quick to respond, and very helpful.
We had Boris and Iva with us for a 2-day hands-on workshop on building better presentations and it was an eye-opener in so many ways. They not only showed us some quick wins that elevated our slides instantly, how we can achieve better results with just some little tweaks but we were also exposed to some fundamental ideas that made us rethink the way we approach our most important meetings in the company.
Boris played a very important supportive role in helping me with some specifics about how to speak at tech events. Today, with already a few international appearances, I have to say his advice didn't just help me become better speaker, but played a role in getting to the next level of my career.
In my role, I frequently present a ton of data to senior executives. The challenge was to decide what to include and how to create charts that are simple and easy to understand. Boris and I collaborated, and his valuable advice helped me improve the template I was using for these meetings. In the end, I delivered a well-received presentation, with others wanting to use it as well.
