The slide features a pie chart and bar charts showing the education/employment status and employment types of young people involved in the program.

This slide uses vertical bar graphs to compare data from 2022 and 2023 regarding comfort in discussing mental health and support received from employers. The design is straightforward and clean.

Features a large pie chart showing the projected global primary energy demand by source type for 2015 and 2030, with a focus on renewable energy growth.

Slide shows a line chart analyzing the perspectives on talent retention within I&D frameworks, comparing U.S. and global views with demographic detail.

This slide has bar charts and graphs to represent the growth of digital consumers. The layout is balanced with textual information on one side and graphical data on the other.

This slide includes a bar chart contrasting the percentage share of dynamically inserted ads (DAI) vs. edited-in/baked-in ads from 2019 to 2021.

Slide with bulleted lists and a small logo on the top right. It presents text information in a clean and organized manner with bold headings.

The slide displays a timeline roadmap with three phases: Immediate actions, 2023-24 transformation, and 2025 onwards goals.

The slide contains a V-shaped line chart illustrating EBITA over time, two text boxes for past results and forecasts, and a section for quarterly results. Red is used for emphasis.

Three-part comparison: Physical world, Digital disruptor, NFT Case. Icons and descriptions for music rights ownership and revenue models.

Similar to slide 3613, it has updated information in its tables of balance sheet data, visualizing book value distribution, in a clean blue and gray layout.

This slide features timelines and a pie chart depicting the interest in Copernicus services by sector. It’s organized clearly with separated sections for textual and visual information.

Slide shows a column chart with projected podcast ad revenues in the U.S. from 2020 to 2025. Each column represents a year with data points showing a significant increase, especially between 2022 and 2025. The chart is minimalistic with large, bold numbers and year labels.

Contains key financial results and metrics for the Institutional Clients Group, including net income and revenue by business segment.

The slide presents a column chart with four vertical bars depicting revenue growth over time, from 2017 to a long-term target. The bars are segmented into two parts indicating different revenue sources. To the right, there are three text boxes with additional insights into revenue trends.

Two main sections each containing tables and a summary box. The slide has a clear and clean layout, emphasizing the comparative financial data with blue highlights.

Contains icons representing survey data on manager stress and support across countries.

Utilizes a dual-part layout contrasting traditional and modern approaches to DEI, with colorful icons and text blocks facilitating an easy comparison. Visual elements are organized to guide the viewer through a narrative flow from historical views to current business-focused strategies, highlighted by changes in background color and bold headings.

Contains bullet points and icons related to renewables, electric mobility, and sustainable farming, aligned in a clear, engaging format.

The slide displays a combination of a column chart and a dotted line graph indicating the evolution of Free Cash Flow (FCF) and Segment Operating Income (SOI) over several years. The dotted line represents the percentage change in volumes, whereas the bars represent actual financial figures in euros. It features past data and a projection for 2023. The Michelin logo is present.

The slide contains three column charts comparing IPO volumes, cash on the sidelines, and higher loan paydowns, showing changes from past averages to current levels.

The slide presents column charts and statistics on the aging of the global population, focusing on the median age increase and the shift in population age structures between 2020 and 2050.

Includes bar charts showing investor sentiment and economic optimism by region.

A prominent column chart displays a rising trend in investment banking revenue, complemented by bullet points on the right. There's a good balance between graphical data and text information.

Bar chart with multiple bars in two colors showing various uses of HR data such as payroll, recruitment, and performance monitoring, with the highest use for standard data at 90%.