Column chart comparing the total shareholder return (TSR) of oil and gas with other sectors over five years, shown in different shades of green with performance markers.

Diagram showcasing innovations in solar power, including materials and architecture (bifacial solar cells, thin film architecture) and applications (floating PV, solar trees).

Features comparative bar charts for 2019 and 2020, highlighting sustainability metrics among companies. Design is straightforward with iconographic elements.

Combines column charts and small line graphs with future financial projections and economic indicators.

Three bold blocks emphasizing strategic growth areas, with a brief descriptor under each. Very minimal text and high contrast.

Two graphs presented; a line graph for coal power assets' age distribution between OECD and China, and a column chart for median plant age by energy source.

The slide features three sets of bar charts comparing LCOH reductions under different power control scenarios (positive, negative, combined). Each set shows cost comparisons for grid-only and with power control.

Features detailed tables and column charts comparing financial advisory, underwriting, and lending data. Layout is dense, utilizing a blue, gray, and white color palette.

The slide contains text explaining Greece's policy effectiveness, with two pie charts showing effectiveness ratings by companies established and not established in Greece, and bar charts comparing performance aspects.

Contains column charts and lists inside boxes detailing historical data and investment strategies.

The slide includes screenshots of digital platforms and a pictogram representing remote advice. It's balanced with text on one side and images on the other, with a blue and white color theme.

Utilizes a series of column charts with descriptive text, using colors like red, orange, and beige to differentiate data points and time frames.

This minimalistic slide displays three bullet points highlighting the session's main topics: How we define innovation, Innovation operating model, and Culture of innovation. It uses simple icons and text against a geometric background.

The slide features two column charts with and without borders, emphasizing Tufte's principle of removing unnecessary borders.

This slide contains bullet points and projected figures, emphasizing future financial expectations and plans, laid out in a clear, structured manner.

Rich in data visualizations, the slide presents a strategic overview of investing in renewables, outlining steps to enhance market accessibility and financing.

The slide uses a comparative layout to illustrate three subsectors of industrial automation: Process Industry Automation, Discrete (Factory) Automation, and Warehouse Automation.

Showcases a pie chart depicting the distribution of media spend in the auto industry, with emphasis on different channels including TV, social, and search.

The slide features a circular arrow diagram with three sections around a central rectangle labeled 'Goldman Sachs'. The sections are titled 'Culture of Risk Management', 'Process and Structural Oversight', and 'Continuous Improvement'.

This slide presents a series of line charts depicting household savings dynamics in the US, EU, and UK, along with commentary. Each chart shows the actual savings rate, model-predicted trend savings rate, and cumulative excess savings.

Slide contains multiple infographics and text blocks summarizing key survey findings about global business services.

The slide shows a world map overlaid with bar charts and textual annotations representing the year-over-year change in the PC/LT tire market by region. The design uses color-coded columns and icons to differentiate between OE and RT markets. The Michelin logo is subtly included, and the design makes use of brand colors and a clear, straightforward layout.

Features several graphs and icons depicting ethical concerns in AI, with global data presented to show variations in public perception.

The slide includes an image of two people kayaking. There are two pie charts showing expectations for Greece’s attractiveness, divided by companies established and not established in Greece.

The visual complexity is moderate, presenting a bar chart and growth drivers in an informative and visually accessible manner. The layout is balanced between graphical data representation and explanatory text.