You have the information. The story needs shape.
Strategy/Writing/Research/Design
Makethe case.
Complex ideas. Important decisions.
Clear, persuasive arguments.
I help businesses and project teams turn complex information into clear investor, stakeholder and commercial presentations—from shaping the story to writing and designing the slides.
An independent practice led by Seva Latin ↗
For the decisions ahead
You don’t need to have
it all figured out.
A technical project needs to make sense to a wider audience.
Different stakeholders need different questions answered.
Selected work / 01—04
Energy, real estate, hospitality and strategic materials.
See how thework takes shape.
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.
PitchwaveResearch / narrative / copy / presentation design / custom maps
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.
PitchwavePositioning / narrative / copy / visual direction / sales collateral
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
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.















Capabilities
From story to slides.
Investor, stakeholder and commercial presentations can draw on the same support: research, a clear story, writing and design. Explore the services ↗
Investor & capital presentations
Develop the story, evidence and slides for an investor conversation.
Stakeholder & permitting
Explain energy and infrastructure projects with maps, diagrams and clear writing.
Commercial narratives
Shape sales presentations and property materials around the buyer’s priorities.
Strategic narratives
Decide what matters, what supports it and how to explain it to your audience.
Presentation design & systems
Turn an existing deck or approved content into well-designed slides.
How Pitchwave works
Working together.
We start with the material you have and the conversation ahead. You don’t need a finished brief to get in touch.
Share your starting point
Share your deck, notes or research. We discuss who needs to understand it, what they need to decide and where the current material falls short.
Agree the scope
We identify the research, narrative, writing and design your project needs, then agree the deliverables, fee, schedule and review rounds.
Develop and review
We review the story and content before refining the design. Your team checks the facts and consolidates feedback; I develop the agreed final materials.

About / The person behind Pitchwave
Hi, I’m Seva.
I run Pitchwave. For more than a decade, I’ve helped founders, executives and project teams explain businesses, developments and technical projects to the people considering them.
You work directly with me on the story, writing and design. I bring an outside perspective to the material; you bring the knowledge of the business. Together, we build a presentation you can explain and stand behind.
Client perspective
“Your work has been very helpful to us telling our story in a way that looks both professional and compelling.”Michael Devlin · COO & Co-Founder · EMMT / MM Metals
Insights / Practical guides
A few useful pointers.
How to Explain a Technical Project to a Nontechnical Audience
Structure a technical project presentation around the proposal, its context and the decision ahead. Use maps, diagrams and visible assumptions to explain the detail.
Read the guide ↗How to Present One Project to Different Stakeholders
Adapt a project presentation for investors, agencies, landowners and communities. Keep the facts consistent while changing the sequence, emphasis and supporting detail.
Read the guide ↗Have a case
to make?
Tell me about the project, the audience and the decision ahead.
START A CONVERSATION ↗