About this design
Where the Booz Allen Style style comes from, and what it signals.
Booz Allen Style recreates the look of a Booz Allen presentation from the firm's public materials and pairs it with the briefing format of government and defense program reviews. You get black and white pages set in Inter, a turquoise #23d2d7 accent, deep teal #00636d for text on white and small highlight tags in pale cyan. Booz Allen Hamilton has not licensed or endorsed this homage.
Each slide opens and closes with a green banner reading 'Unclassified // For discussion', in the marking color federal programs use for unclassified material. Titles state the answer in a full sentence. The second slide puts the bottom line up front beside the mission need, and each line of effort keeps its tag from the table to the schedule, so a reviewer can follow one thread through the deck.
The signature slide is the program timeline: federal fiscal-year quarters starting in October, phase bars colored by line of effort, and diamond gates for authority to operate (ATO), initial operating capability (IOC) and full operating capability (FOC). Use this government briefing deck for program reviews, capture briefings and proposal orals, where a senior leader wants the schedule, the funding gap and the decision on one page each.
Use it for
- Program management reviews for federal, defense and civil agency clients
- Proposal orals and capture briefings built around mission need and lines of effort
- Integrated master schedule readouts with ATO, IOC and FOC milestones
- Readiness and performance updates measured against threshold and objective values
- Decision briefs that end with funding asks and deadlines for a senior leader
Skip it for
- Commercial strategy readouts for corporate boards; McKinsey Style or Bain Style fit that register
- Vendor evaluations on a quadrant or wave chart; use Gartner Style or Forrester Style
- Startup fundraising pitches; Sequoia Pitch Deck or Demo Day suit an investor audience
The presentation design prompt
This is the exact text that gets sent to your AI.
Create a presentation in the 'Booz Allen Style' theme, an unofficial homage to the government and defense consulting briefing. Classification banners: every slide, cover included, carries an 18px full-width green #007a33 bar top and bottom reading 'UNCLASSIFIED // FOR DISCUSSION', centered, 10px bold white; keep that generic text. Typography: 'Inter' (Google Fonts) throughout; cover titles 800 at 44px, action titles 700 at 24 to 26px with slight negative tracking, body 400 to 500 at 13 to 15px, tabular figures. Colors: white #ffffff content slides, pure black #000000 for titles and rules, body #333333, muted #4c4c4c, hairlines #e6e6e6, turquoise #23d2d7 as the accent on black and a chart fill, deep teal #00636d for accent text and proof series on white, lime #bad63a as third series, tag tint #bdf2f3, orange #ff7700 only for at-risk status. Content slides: a full-sentence action title stating the answer, left-aligned, two lines max, over a 1px black rule. Footer: a #e6e6e6 hairline, a 10px 'Source:' or 'Note:' line bottom-left and the page number bottom-right, above the bottom banner. Tags: short sentence-case labels in 11px Inter 600 on a square #bdf2f3 block, identifying lines of effort (LOE 1, LOE 2, LOE 3) the same way on every slide, never as decorative eyebrows. Cover: black background, a 'Program briefing' tag, the answer as the white headline, a one-line mission statement led by 'Mission' in #23d2d7, and a 'Prepared for' line and date under a #333333 rule. BLUF slide: 'Bottom line up front' in 13px bold #00636d, a three-sentence bottom line at 19px, three proof figures in #00636d, and a black mission-need panel with four key figures. Lines of effort: a table with tag, objective, named lead, milestone, funding and a 10px square status mark (#23d2d7 on track, #ff7700 at risk). Signature exhibit, the program timeline: federal fiscal-year quarters (Q1 is Oct to Dec) under FY labels, phase bars colored by line of effort (#00636d, #23d2d7, #bad63a), black diamond gates labeled ATO, IOC and FOC, a dashed black 'Today' line with a #bdf2f3 tag, and a #f0f0f0 column marking a seasonal surge. Charts: direct value labels, no gridlines, #c4c4c4 context bars, #00636d for the bars that prove the title, a solid black threshold line and a dashed #23d2d7 objective line when requirements exist. Closing slide: black, decisions requested in 21px white with a deadline each and a #bad63a 'If deferred' consequence column. Strictly avoid: Booz Allen or agency logos, wordmarks or seals, claiming affiliation with Booz Allen Hamilton, real CUI or classified markings, flags and stock photos of troops or jets, gradients, drop shadows, rounded corners, rainbow charts, topic titles like 'Background', centered body text, all-caps text outside the banners. Use this theme for my slides. Ask me what the presentation is about first, then apply the theme to every slide.View this prompt and its data on GitHub
How to use this prompt
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