The slide contains two process flow diagrams, one for post-combustion and one for pre-combustion CO₂ capture systems. Each diagram uses arrows and text boxes to show process steps.

Column and bar charts on the slide: the first shows teleworking adoption rates among DC Metro area workforce; the second details the percentage of various types of commuters who telework, each category presented with a different shade of green.

The slide includes a column chart showing the number of CCUS projects by region and status (operational, in development, completed, cancelled).

A process flow slide with three main sections: Objective, Feedback, and Time Frame, each represented by icons and brief descriptions.

Features dual columns with headers, column charts displaying quarterly revenues, and bullet points summarizing highlights. Design is clean with a blue and grey color scheme, promoting readability of complex data.

The slide contains a line chart showing the percentage of Republicans and Democrats who rate national economic conditions as excellent or good from 2000 to 2023.

Contains line and column charts showing the Net Interest Margin (NIM) development for Corporate and Private Banks. Includes data points over multiple quarters.

Central image of a circular “Desired Culture” model with four action areas. Left shows pie chart (67% reinvestment). Structured to show how continuous improvement enables reinvestment.

This slide features a horizontal bar chart with data on preferred job application selection methods, including face-to-face interviews and online tests.

Features a projection column chart from 2022 to 2025 with strategic growth measures listed beside it. The slide uses a simple, clean design with blue and white tones.

Column chart showing historical TBVPS growth with key performance indicators and future growth commitments on the right.

Dark background with column charts. Text on the right discussing platform strategy considerations

The slide includes large numerical data, icons representing different segments of the asset management division, and a background image of industrial equipment.

A structured layout with four numbered sections, each comprising bold headings and subtext. The sections are neatly arranged and use contrasting colors for readability. No charts or images are present.

The slide features a line chart comparing the likelihood of listing investment properties for sale from Fall 2018 to Fall 2020.

The slide is split into two main sections: one with a line chart showing OPEC crude oil production and oil prices, and the other with a line chart showing the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Descriptive text supports each chart.

This slide utilizes a combination of horizontal bar charts to show confidence levels in the ability to buy and sell various assets, including crypto assets, in the future, with detailed percentages.

The slide uses a content layout with demographic charts, spending data, and touchpoint information. It details the demographics and spending behavior of post-90s light & medium-spending consumers, highlighting their role in luxury sales growth. The visual complexity is moderate, with well-organized sections.

Split slide with left-aligned title text and a line graph tracking belief trends about immigration across selected countries from 2016–2025.

Bar charts displaying U.S. employment and revenue by sector during COVID-19, segmented by contact intensity and susceptibility to lockdown measures.

Split layout with CEO photo left, bar chart and narrative on right; features quote and digital transformation stats

This slide includes a central diagram depicting three interconnected cycles labeled as Inner Loop, Huddle, and Outer Loop, surrounded by various process steps and feedback loops.

Contains logos of companies involved in M&A deals in 2023, with text descriptions next to each logo detailing the transactions.

Two-panel layout: left shows 3.3x spend capacity advantage, right shows comparative delinquency rates between AXP and competitors for 2019 and 2023.

A column chart displaying priorities in operational strategies using yellow to color up its bars.