Business sector symbols for PowerPoint. Administration, Science & Culture Public sector segments pictograms:

• Administration sectors include Government, Law, Legal services, Social Protection, Healthcare and Military branch icon.
• Public services contain Water supply, Waste, Mail, Education, Science, Research, Space, Culture, Media and Entertainment areas.
• All presented symbols are in universal graphical style - Simple flat icons that you can use as a tiny symbol as well as in bigger size e.g. as light watermark symbol next to slide text field or the first title slide of a presentation
• Format: fully editable vector shapes in PowerPoint (color, filling, size - no quality loss when zoomed)

Editable Pictograms of All Industry sectors (Bundle of four packages)

Icons for visualizing economical and industry specific topics. All symbols are as clipart pictures - fully editable in PowerPoint.

Package content:

• Administration sector icons: Government / Public administration, Legal services / Law, Administrative and support services

• Social Services: Insurance, Social protection, Healthcare & military defense sector symbols

• Public services sector icons: Water supply, Waste and remediation, Mail / Postal Delivery, Housing / Real Estate symbols

• Education, Science , Research, Space symbols

• Culture, Art, Music symbols

• Media and entertainment industry symbols

Industry Icons usage examples (Do-it-yourself infographics)

• Government expenditure by function, EU (line chart with icons illustration)
• Government expenditure by function, % of GDP, EU (pie chart with icons illustration)

All icons in simple flat style, suitable for Metro UI style graphics.. Icons provided in 4 versions:

• for light background,
• for dark background,
• as a standalone symbols,
• as a symbol in the circle shape.

Fully editable in PowerPoint set of vector shapes fully editable by using built-in PowerPoint tools, including

• changing color of the icon filling and its outline
• adding shadows
• changing shape and size, rotating, flipping the object
• putting shapes behind or on top of text

See editing demonstration in our HowTo Videos.

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