Fewer Slides, More Conversation
The best LunchLeads decks run 12 to 18 slides across 90 minutes. That is intentional. A lunch event is a conversation format. Dense slide decks kill the conversation. Fewer, cleaner slides invite questions and lateral discussion — which is where the real relationship-building happens.
The Five-Section Structure
A proven deck structure: 1) Opening hook tied to the topic (2 slides). 2) The specific problem the session addresses (3 slides). 3) A practical framework for thinking about the problem (4 slides). 4) Real examples or mini case studies (4 slides). 5) Brief context on your company and a direct ask for follow-up conversation (2 slides).
Design Principles
Minimal text per slide. Large, readable type. One concept per slide. No dense bullet lists. Your presenter is the content; the slides are the visual anchor. Attendees should remember the conversation, not the deck.