A grid illustrating strategic business areas with adjacent opportunities, indicating expansion directions with arrows.

The slide uses a combination of column charts and text to compare historical growth, COVID-19 impact, recovery, and long-term growth outlook from different sources like market participant interviews and end-user surveys.

This slide features a column chart showing projections for the personal luxury goods market from 2016 through 2020, with emphasis on yearly growth rates and key demographic drivers like the Chinese middle class. The background and charts utilize shades of gray and red with circular highlight elements.

This slide presents a forward-looking column chart forecasting the growth of the personal luxury goods market from 2018 to 2025, highlighting potential market drivers.

Grid of bar charts by region (Europe, US, China) and segment (luxury vs. non-luxury), visualizing year-on-year sales growth from 2021 to 2025E. Yellow color scheme with side text explanation.

Combines a column chart with the forecasted market size and textual annotations detailing strategic imperatives for the luxury goods sector.

This slide features multiple line charts tracking performance forecasts across three categories: passenger cars/light trucks, trucks, and specialties. Each chart includes two lines representing the years 2022 and 2023 with shaded areas between them, illustrating projections and past performance. Icons represent each category and textual annotations provide additional context and previous forecast comparisons.

Bar chart with historic and forecasted bike counts; text panel on right lists growth drivers; blue circular callouts for market size

Stacked column chart (historical and forecasted market sizes by region); CAGR annotations on the side

The slide is segmented into different sections with icons representing various end-markets, activities, and growth drivers. It provides insights into market growth prospects through 2022-2027 for different segments within the engineered fabrics and films industry.

Two column charts compare the contribution to growth in the past year and estimated contribution for the next year by different consumer groups. Blue and orange colors highlight key data points.

Includes a line graph and a pie chart showing market share and revenue mix with institutional and corporate clients from 2014 to 2018.

Dual panel layout with dark mirrored background (left) and white content zone (right); includes bar chart and macro indicators.

This slide features column charts representing market predictions for luxury goods from 2019 to 2025, broken down by nationality, region, and consumer generation. Colors vary to differentiate the data points.

Features multiple column charts and tables. Charts compare luxury market growth by geography and consumer nationality from 2017 to 2018 with color coding for different regions.

The slide contains a vertical bar (column) chart showing the market share of various luxury categories in 2017. It uses icons and text to highlight the categories led by female consumers and the respective compound annual growth rates (CAGR).

A column chart compare the year-on-year growth of different luxury product categories like shoes, jewelry, and beauty products.

The visual complexity is moderate, presenting a bar chart and growth drivers in an informative and visually accessible manner. The layout is balanced between graphical data representation and explanatory text.

Slide with three sets of column charts displaying deposit share growth in different cities. Each set is complemented by corresponding branch share and deposit growth statistics.

This slide contains a column chart for Equities market share and industry wallet, a stacked column chart for FICC, and a comparative market share bar chart alongside a not-to-scale Marginal ROE chart for Equities and FICC.

The slide includes a column chart and a bar chart displaying historical market performance by type of occasion and type of consumption from 2016 to 2022. The chart uses different colors to distinguish categories and percentages.

This slide contains a column chart showing the global market growth of vitamins and dietary supplements from 2018 to 2023, with a projected CAGR of 4.4%. Additional bullet points on the right side summarize trends in consumer preferences and exogenous factors affecting demand.

Left: horizontal bar chart of top AI marketing uses; Right: challenge-solution layout with visuals showing cultural relevance; minimalistic design.

Side-by-side comparison with text explaining the current roles on the left and future roles with AI on the right. Visuals include icons and a central illustration of a brain.

Slide with multiple bar charts comparing sectors.

Contains a line graph showing trends over time.

Displays column charts comparing the importance of analytical versus creative skills among marketing leaders.

Slide contains multiple bar charts detailing sector data.

Features a line graph and small text sections for insights.

Includes a line graph and summary text.

Features bar charts showing performance metrics.

Slide includes an area chart showing marketing budget allocation over time with a prediction for the future. Title and data points are clearly labeled.

Two-column layout with text on the left and a table on the right. The text discusses the rebalance of marketing efforts, while the table shows the expected budget change over the next 12 months among global marketers with various channels.

Slide showcases a line chart tracing marketing budgets as a percentage of overall budgets and revenues over several years.

Features multiple bar charts grouped by firm size, revenue, and sector showing the percentage of budgets and revenues.

The slide contains column charts depicting the marketing channels used to develop a pipeline of external candidates in 2018, 2020, and 2022. Categories include notifying peers, third-party websites, internal posting, and more.

Slide contains five circular icons each with a unique symbol representing different marketing channels, aligned horizontally with accompanying bar charts below detailing percentages.

With accompanying text and a circular chart illustrating marketing data strategy shifts.

Diagram with icons for seven key dimensions of customer engagement. Predominantly green.

Contains multiple bar charts and percentage data illustrating growth in marketing organizations by employee count and revenue, set in a purple color scheme.

Features various bar charts displaying growth in marketing teams by number of employees, sales, and revenue brackets.

Presents a layered area chart showing marketing strategies employed by high-growth vs. negative-growth companies.

Column chart comparing the impact of marketing on employee training and acquisition, scored from 1 to 7 across different sectors. Includes numerical scores for sectors like B2B and B2C.

Bar chart showing changes in the perceived importance of marketing roles over time, segmented by survey date.

Displays column charts analyzing demographic responsiveness to inclusive marketing across various industries.

Multiple column charts comparing percentages of spending increases across different types of marketing knowledge areas from 2017 to 2022.

Dual bar charts comparing 2019 vs 2023 marketing spend and spend from new acquisitions. Notable growth highlighted with multipliers (1.4x, 1.6x).

A column chart depicting the longevity of marketing investments' effects on customers, ranging from a day to over ten years.

Column chart showing a slight increase from 5.1 to 5.2 between August 2021 and September 2022 in marketing leaders' effectiveness at demonstrating marketing's bottom-line impact to other C-suite members.

A small bar chart and large pie charts showing frequency of senior marketing leaders' participation in board meetings and earnings call preparations, rated from 1 to 7. Includes percentage of companies above average participation.

Left side features percentage boxes, right side has a column chart

Features column charts and bullet points detailing marketing spend and performance metrics. It's well-structured with color-coding for easy distinction between categories.

List of five innovative marketing practices for targeting core consumer segments. Each practice is paired with an explanation of its implementation and potential benefits. Text-heavy with supporting visuals.

Image of a tree cross-section, with text discussing how organizations are redefining their purpose beyond profit.

Split layout with left panel showing challenges (text + data), right panel showing solutions (icons + keywords); muted background with gradient overlay.

Two-column layout with value unlock examples and industry examples on the left; right side shows time allocation bar chart.

Graphic illustration showing the convergence of marketing, sales, and services with icons and text, stressing on cross-functional collaboration.

Slide includes multiple bar charts detailing marketing budgets as percentages of overall budgets and revenues, segmented by various company attributes.

Featuring multiple bar charts organized by employee size, revenue, and sector with a focus on marketing spend changes, the layout is dense with categorized data.

The slide includes a single line chart tracking changes in marketing spending over time with annotations for significant points and a note on projected future increases.

Line and dashed line chart comparing past and predicted future changes in overall and digital marketing spending.

Comparative column chart showing marketing spends as a percentage of industry revenue among various countries and sectors, including India.

Similar to the previous slide but focuses on marketing insights, with interconnected text boxes explaining various aspects of strategic marketing.

Features a dual graph layout showing marketing spend alongside key performance metrics. The design is data-intensive but remains clear due to the effective use of colors and spacing.

Column charts showing the trend in perceived importance of marketing within companies from June 2020 to September 2022. Includes percentages for 'Increased in Importance,' 'Decreased in Importance,' and 'No Change.'

This slide features a pie chart with a flower-like design. The chart uses shades of green and yellow to illustrate the percentage (75%) of executives planning to invest in hybrid experiences over the next 12 months.

A title slide with a large, blue numeral '7' on the right side. The slide's background is white, transitioning to a light blue gradient behind the number. Titles are in bold, sans-serif font.

A pie chart indicates client coverage across sectors and a parallel comparative table shows global league table rankings from 2010 to 2019. It's visually clean with a light blue theme and organized layout.

This slide is data-rich with multiple column charts comparing industry share of wallet, and rankings of JPMorgan Chase against competitors. It uses blue tones for the charts and is laid out to easily compare 2017 and 2021 data side by side.

This slide is divided into three content blocks, each with icons and bullet points to represent different aspects of business banking growth, like market share and digital engagement.

This slide has bullet points, growth metrics, and a mix of traditional and alternative assets bar graphs.

A centered diamond-shaped graphic unites four business sectors, with a blue bar graph showing a case study's results.

The slide presents a header, two key areas with bullet points: "World-Class Market Making Franchise" and "Strategic Priorities". The background is white with blue accents.

The slide contains a flowchart illustrating the components of the market model, including vehicle production volumes, hydrogen penetration rates, and market value calculation.

Bar chart with stepped grey bars and one bright blue bar, labeled with market size in billions.

This slide features a bar chart illustrating the total market opportunity by various industries with an overall market estimate at the top.

Features a visual continuum that illustrates wealth segmentation, with corresponding client balances and market opportunities. The design uses a combination of text and visual segmentation for clarity.

Bar chart showing market growth strategies on the left and market optimization strategies on the right.

The slide outlines key drivers for 2018 in a structured layout, listing factors such as millennials' impact, complementarity between online and offline, price harmonization, and government policies, with impact icons on the right.

Includes circular charts showing prioritization of business strategies and a narrative on the global economic outlook.

Comparative bar chart across three regions (NA, Europe, APAC) with Optimists/Neutral/Pessimists segments; bullet points underneath each chart; black headline area.

Three-column text layout with quotes from Europe, US, and China

This matrix slide compares market outlooks across several regions and sectors, using color-coded arrows to indicate market conditions. Regions are listed vertically, while markets—housing, real estate, and infrastructure—are organized horizontally. Each cell contains an arrow representing the market condition: green for improving, orange for stable, and pink for weakening. The visual simplicity makes the data immediately accessible, while the cityscape in the background relates it to real estate and construction. The footer includes event identification.

The slide contains a detailed overview of Q1 2022 and the outlook for the remainder of the year. It includes sections on Q1 2022 overview, predicting market trends, and key points from experts. The slide is text-heavy with supporting data on IPO proceeds shown in a column chart, highlighting regions and trends in global IPO activity.

The slide contains a bar chart showing the percentage of large companies participating in various tech-propelled markets, with a focus on six key sectors.

This slide offers a visual representation of market penetration over time, combining a line graph with photographs of cityscapes and a color gradient to show the length of presence in various markets. It's informative with a creative design.

A comparative color-coded table contrasts the performance of different market segments over one month, one year, and three years.

The slide features two visual elements. The first is a multi-line graph showing occupancy by country over several years, with different lines representing different countries. The second is a horizontal bar chart showing portfolio weighting by country. The line graph and bar chart are color-coded to differentiate the countries and show occupancy trends over time, with annotations for specific data points.

This slide presents two line charts showing the long-term and recent market performance of the waste management and environmental services sectors, compared to the S&P 500 Index.

This slide presents a line chart showing the market performance of publicly listed companies in discrete automation over the last five years, categorized by segments like machine vision & sensors, drives/motion control, robotics, system integrators, and machine builders. It also includes logos of notable companies in each segment.

This slide features a combination of column chart and descriptive analyses focusing on the performance of luxury dining, fine art, and hospitality industries during 2020. Detailed performance metrics are displayed alongside the charts.

This slide presents a series of heatmaps showing 1-Month, 1-Year, and 3-Year returns for Large Cap, Mid Cap, and Small Cap stocks, categorized by Value, Core, and Growth. The heatmaps use color gradients to represent the performance data.

Heatmap showing returns for value, core, and growth across large, mid, and small caps over 1 month, 1 year, and 3 years.

Heatmaps displaying returns by value, core, and growth for large, mid, and small cap stocks over different time periods.

The slide has a map highlighting market shares in building construction and civil engineering across different regions, with percentages and icons for different sectors.

The slide has a bar graph, two column charts and market share comparisons among top industry players, using dark and light shades.

The slide combines graphical representations of JPMC's market share in various banking sectors with icons of Fortune's top 5 companies, creating a strong visual impact with its segmented circular graphic and bold text captions.

Contains a list ranking top countries by market position, bar graphs showing sales percentage in leading positions, and a pie chart indicating consumer trust.

This slide uses a comparative layout featuring four colored circles representing potential market values for different sectors: Carbon-free energy, Transportation, Clean tech, and Manufacturing.

This slide compares the vitamins and dietary supplements markets across several European countries, using a table format. It includes columns for market value, CAGR, and key drivers for each country. Flags of the respective countries are also displayed.