Sustainability Outline Icons Set – Strategy

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide, titled "Sustainability Outline Icons Set – Strategy," contains various icons representing different strategic concepts, which are also listed as text items:

• Strategy (a chess tower to represent planning and tactics)
• Tactic (a set of network nodes suggesting coordinated actions)
• Tower (likely a chess rook, indicating defense or structure)
• Chess (implying strategic game-planning)
• Target (an archery target for goals)
• Mountain (symbolizing goals or challenges)
• Goal (an arrow in a target conveying achievement)
• Achievement (a star to denote success)
• Alignment (parallel lines for cooperation)
• Compliance (puzzle pieces for fitting policies or regulations)
• Puzzle (complex problem-solving)
• Direction (one-way directional sign for guidance)
• Components (diagram for different elements)
• Pattern (repeating elements)
• List (ordered items)
• Flipchart (presentation or display of information)
• Opposite Directions (diverging arrows)
• Diversification (scatter plot showing variation)
• Arrows (movement or trend)
• Movement (arrows indicating motion in a cycle)
• Competition (tic-tac-toe game implying competitive strategy)

Graphical Look

• The slide has a simple and clean design with a predominantly white background and a dark teal header and footer.
• The title is set in a bold, capitalized font, contrasting with the subdued grey text listing the icon topics below it.
• The icons are arranged in three rows with four icons each, neatly aligned in a grid.
• Each icon is a simple line drawing in light blue, suggestive of an outline style.
• On the right side of the slide, there are the same mountain icons with varied fills: outline, solid, and two-tone, against a dark background.
• There is a circle in the bottom right, highlighting one of the mountain icons in white against a teal background.
• A text box in the bottom right corner states "Fully editable icons" in white text.

The slide features a minimalist and professional design aesthetic with a clear color scheme focused on teal, white, and light blue elements, aimed at providing a visual representation of strategic concepts within a business or organization.

Use Cases

• To visually convey strategic concepts in a business plan or presentation.
• As a toolkit in workshops or seminars to help participants visualize and remember different strategic frameworks or ideas.
• For educational materials or textbooks that require iconography to illustrate various strategic principles.
• In digital or printed marketing materials to showcase a company's strategic services or approaches in a simplified and engaging manner.