You have the information but not the argument.
Strategy/Writing/Research/Design
Makethe case.
Complex ideas. High-stakes decisions.
Clear, persuasive arguments.
Pitchwave helps companies turn complex information into narratives people can understand, believe and act on—from investor decks and permitting presentations to commercial narratives and strategic communications.
Recognize the situation
Different situations.
The same underlying need.
The current deck no longer reflects the business.
Different stakeholders need different reasons to believe.
A technically strong project is difficult to explain.
The opportunity is clear internally but not yet credible externally.
Something important needs approval, capital or commercial support.
Client perspective
“Your work is very helpful to us telling our story in a way that looks both professional and compelling.”Michael Devlin · COO & Co-Founder · EMMT / MM Metals
Client milestoneDuring the engagement, EMMT secured an MOU for a Montana chrome-ore mining project.
A specific milestone reached as the company’s strategic-materials platform continued to develop.
Selected work / 01—04
Four different kinds of consequential story. One disciplined approach.
Arguments builtto move decisions.
AREVIA POWEREnergy infrastructure
Making a complex energy opportunity easier to assess.
A powered-land opportunity bringing together a development site, energy infrastructure, commercial terms and the requirements for moving the project forward.
PitchwaveNarrative / copy / presentation design / custom maps
RILEA GROUPReal estate
Giving a development a reason to be chosen.
The Rider, a Miami residential development bringing together architecture, location, amenities and the ownership proposition for prospective buyers and investors.
PitchwaveNarrative / copy / visual direction / sales collateral
BANYAN GROUPHospitality
Giving a hospitality concept an investment case.
A planned extended-stay hotel concept, with an investment case centred on longer-stay demand, competitive supply and the financial assumptions behind the development.
PitchwaveResearch / investment narrative / copy / design
EMMT / MM METALSStrategic materials
Making an industrial capability worth backing.
A U.S. strategic-materials business connecting ferrochrome manufacturing, a proposed Montana mine reopening and the case for a domestic supply chain.
PitchwaveNarrative structure / content organization / visual communication
A wider body of work
Selected presentation work across industries, audiences and visual languages.
Built for
different rooms.
01 / 10
Capabilities
What Pitchwave does.
Strategic narratives
Structure complex ideas, businesses and opportunities into coherent arguments.
Investor & capital materials
Investor decks, financing presentations and investment narratives.
Stakeholder & permitting
Communication for government, regulators, communities and partners.
Commercial narratives
Sales presentations, development materials and buyer-facing communication.
Presentation systems
Visual systems that make complex information easier to understand.
How Pitchwave works
Working together.
Start with what you have. We agree what the project needs, then work through it together—with clear deliverables and regular opportunities for feedback.
Share your starting point
Send the deck, notes or research you have. We discuss the audience, the decision you need to support and any deadline. A finished brief is not required.
Agree the scope
We define what needs to be done—research, narrative, writing, design or a combination—and agree the deliverables, fee and schedule before work starts.
Develop and review
You work directly with me. We review drafts, bring your feedback into the work and prepare the agreed final materials for your audience.
About / The person behind Pitchwave
Senior thinking,
directly involved.
I run Pitchwave, an independent strategy and design practice. For more than a decade, I’ve helped founders, executives, developers and investors make their case.
I bring research, writing and design together—from the first conversation and the rough material to the presentation you put in front of your audience.
Have a case
to make?
Tell me what you’re trying to get funded, approved, understood or bought into.
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