About this design
Where the Roland Berger Style style comes from, and what it signals.
Roland Berger Style follows the public look of the Munich firm's recent studies and reports: a thick vertical bar beside every title, one hue stepped from deep to pale for all charts, lettered exhibits over a gray band, and chapter dividers with a giant slashed numeral. It is an unofficial homage with no link to Roland Berger; you get the layout grammar and none of the brand assets.
The palette comes from the indigo edition of those reports: deep #272252, indigo #3d40a0, mid #6c75c2 and lavender #c9d1ed on white, with ink #272324 text and #e0e0e0 exhibit bands. Plus Jakarta Sans stands in for the firm's proprietary geometric sans at every size, from 50px extra-bold covers to 12px body copy.
Pick it for study-style decks you publish or hand to a board: market outlooks, sector reports, M&A reviews. The signature slide pairs two stacked bars with a bracketed growth pill and a column of CAGR circles, and it answers the question every outlook gets asked: which segment grows fastest.
Use it for
- Market outlook and sector studies with 2024-to-2029 growth forecasts
- M&A reviews that compare deal counts and valuations across regions
- Board decks for European industrial, chemicals or automotive clients
- Thought-leadership reports that need a contents page and fast facts
- Consulting readouts where every exhibit needs a letter and a source
Skip it for
- Answer-first steering-committee decks with red highlights; Bain Style fits that register
- Investor pitches for early-stage startups; Runway or Demo Day read lighter
- Workshop materials full of sticky notes and sketches; Whiteboard suits that room
The presentation design prompt
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Create a presentation in the 'Roland Berger Style' theme, an unofficial homage to the look of a European strategy consultancy's published studies. Palette: white (#ffffff) content slides, ink text #272324, muted text #6d6b6b, and one indigo ramp for everything else: deep #272252, indigo #3d40a0, mid #6c75c2, lavender #c9d1ed. Exhibit bands and source strips use light gray #e0e0e0. Typography: 'Plus Jakarta Sans' (Google Fonts) throughout. Titles 800 weight, 44 to 50px on covers and dividers, 22 to 24px on content slides; body 400 at 12 to 13px with 1.7 line height; cover subtitles 300 weight at 24px. Signature device: a solid 10px vertical bar in #3d40a0 (white on colored slides) running beside the cover title and every chapter title. Title slide: bold two-line study title on white above a lower panel of flat angled planes in #272252, #3d40a0, #6c75c2 and #c9d1ed, subtitle in light white type, a rounded-bottom #6c75c2 tab hanging from the top edge labeled 'Study', 'Prepared for' and city plus date bottom-left. Contents slide: large bold 'Contents', a #6c75c2 'Page' column, a thin #272324 vertical rule, chapter numbers and bold chapter names, subsections written 2.1/ 2.2/; a right rail headed 'Fast facts' over a #c9d1ed highlight bar, holding one thin line icon and one 46px statistic with #3d40a0 captions. Management summary: full-bleed #c9d1ed page, narrow #272252 prose column with a 46px bold drop cap and a white 10px bar beside it, closing on the recommendation in semibold. Chapter dividers: full-bleed #3d40a0, white bar-flagged title, and the chapter number drawn huge in the lower right as a white numeral followed by a #c9d1ed slash (2/). Exhibits: a #e0e0e0 header band holding an indigo capital letter (A, B, C) and a bold exhibit title with the unit in brackets such as [USD bn], underlined by a short 4px #272324 rule. Body text cross-references the exhibit with a small triangle and its letter. Charts: stacked bars in the indigo ramp, darkest at the base; value labels beside segments; a thin bracket arrow between bars with an outlined pill showing growth; a right-hand 'CAGR [24-29E]' column of outlined circles, only the key segment filled #3d40a0. Small multiples share one scale, one ramp shade per panel, with peak-to-latest delta pills. Footnotes as 1) in 10px #6d6b6b, then a #e0e0e0 strip with 'Source: ...' in 10px. Footer: page number, then client and study title separated by a pipe, 10px, bottom-left. Strictly avoid: logos, wordmarks, the letter B as a graphic or image window, claiming affiliation with Roland Berger, rainbow or multi-hue charts, red or green accents, gradients, drop shadows, rounded cards, stock photos, centered body text, 3D charts, gridlines, legends where direct labels fit, exhibits without a letter and source strip. 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
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