9 top presentations with charts and quantitative analysis

Consulting firms make some of the best presentations on data-heavy topics. We reviewed 55 publicly available decks and picked nine, with one interesting or representative slide from each.

Not all of them are well designed. BCG's EBITDA waterfall labels each bar in type too small to read when presented, and BCG's insurance ontology diagram asks the reader to trace a dense web of labeled links. Slides by top consultants are good to learn from - what to do but also what to avoid doing.

1. Creating Value with GenAI in Asset Management

McKinsey & Company

Slide from McKinsey & Company: Creating Value with GenAI in Asset Management
Slide from McKinsey & Company: Global Energy Perspective 2025: South-East Asia
Slide from Boston Consulting Group: AI-First Companies: Property and Casualty Insurance

4. AI-First Companies Win the Future

Boston Consulting Group

Slide from Boston Consulting Group: AI-First Companies Win the Future

5. AI and the Future of Software

Boston Consulting Group

Slide from Boston Consulting Group: AI and the Future of Software

6. True-Luxury Global Consumer Insights 2026

Boston Consulting Group and Altagamma

Slide from Boston Consulting Group and Altagamma: True-Luxury Global Consumer Insights 2026
Slide from McKinsey & Company: Crafting AI for Luxury Real Estate
Slide from McKinsey & Company: European Sovereign AI: Aspiration or Reality?
Slide from McKinsey & Company: Navigating the Labor Market and Building Thriving Cultures

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