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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2025 · 25 MIN

With a background in visual communications and years of marketing and design experience she found her niche in PowerPoint presentation design, Emily Schneider.

from Long Shot Leaders with Michael Stein

Emily Schneider is a creatively curious branding and presentation designer who helps businesses communicate with clarity and impact. Growing up in the Midwest, she was always fascinated by how things work and how people connect—an interest that led her to study visual communications at the University of Kansas. ⁣ After starting her career in marketing and agency work, Emily discovered her passion for PowerPoint design, recognizing its power in storytelling and branding. Now, with nearly a decade of freelance experience, she specializes in helping C-suite executives and business leaders craft compelling presentations that engage audiences. ⁣ Beyond design, Emily shares her expertise through masterclasses and free resources, empowering professionals to improve their communication skills.

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