Team…
Outline of the presentation topics to be discussed
The problem statement should be a clear, concise statement of exactly what needs to be addressed Tip: Try not to over-think the problem, as a general rule, you ‘gut instinct’ is usually right Consider the urgency of the problem
Who are these people? Describe the lifestyle that they leads What are their financial goals?
Are there any issues with Raj & Nakita’s current financial situation? What are their revenue sources? Where are their expenses? Is this appropriate? If possible, use tables or graphs to show your analysis This will likely require more than one slide…
Outline STRENGTHS of their current situation (INTERNAL)
Outline WEAKNESS of their current situation (INTERNAL)
Outline OPPORTUNITIES of their current situation (EXTERNAL)
Outline THREATS of their current situation (EXTERNAL)
3 alternatives All need to be viable options One option may be “the status quo” or no changes
Explain what this means for Raj & Nakita Pros/cons
Explain what this means for Raj & Nakita Pros/cons
Explain what this means for Raj & Nakita Pros/cons
How do you choose between your options? Explain why you selected the option you did Consider comfort level with risk, length of time required to reach financial goals, Raj & Nakita’s personal satisfaction, potential for future earnings, etc.
Alternatives should be measured against the key decision criteria you listed on the last slide Most suitable alternative should be selected and state why it was the best fit
What are the next steps for Raj & Nakita? This can be broken down into short term, medium term and long term How does he make your recommended changes? Be very specific here What is the urgency of the situation? (how urgent should they implement your suggestions?