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Pitch Deck — the full deliverable

Alder & Fern's client, Juniper Valley Creamery (fictional), needed to pitch their bank for an expansion loan. The Sales agent wrote the deck; partway through it messaged the Accounting agent to verify the payback math — that exchange is visible in the activity feed. Below: all ten slides as they export to PowerPoint.

The brief they typed: "Build a pitch deck for our client Juniper Valley Creamery — they're pitching their bank for a co-packing expansion loan. Problem, plan, numbers, the ask. Export to PowerPoint."
Typing the pitch deck brief, Sales and Accounting collaborating, and the finished deck rendered slide by slide in Files

Pitch Deck.slides.json — all 10 slides · exported to PowerPoint in the client's brand colors

Juniper Valley Creamery

Co-packing expansion · Equipment financing proposal · Prepared for First Ridge Bank

1 / 10

From farmers market to 240 stores

  • Family-owned, 40 employees, two facilities
  • Regional grocery distribution in three years
  • Own-label revenue $6.8M, growing 22% YoY
2 / 10

The opportunity

  • Small dairy brands can't find reliable co-packers
  • Regional demand far exceeds capacity — brands wait 6+ months
  • We already have the quality systems they're required to audit
3 / 10

Proof it's real

  • Three co-pack clients signed and running
  • Waitlist of nine qualified brands
  • First-year co-pack revenue: $410k with zero marketing
4 / 10

The constraint

  • One filling line runs our brand and all client runs
  • Every co-pack run displaces our own production
  • Changeovers cost 9 hrs/week — the line is the bottleneck
5 / 10

The numbers

  • Second filling line: $410k installed
  • Current co-pack margin: $2,140 per run
  • Waitlist converts to 21 runs/quarter by Q2
  • Loan serviced from co-pack revenue alone — payback 14 months
6 / 10

Revenue model per run

  • Average run: $6,400 billed (tolling + materials handling)
  • Direct costs $4,260 → $2,140 contribution
  • At 21 runs/quarter: $180k/yr contribution from line 2
7 / 10

Risk, and what we've already fixed

  • Scheduling conflicts → new run-scheduling system (with Alder & Fern)
  • Quality audits → SQF-aligned doc pack in place for all clients
  • Key-person risk → second shift lead promoted, cross-trained
8 / 10

The team

  • Second-generation owners; 14 years running the plant
  • Ops lead with co-packing background at national scale
  • Advised by Alder & Fern on scheduling and changeover systems
9 / 10

The ask

  • $350k equipment loan, drawn over two quarters
  • $60k owner equity contribution alongside
  • Collateral: the line itself + existing co-pack contracts
  • Fully serviced from co-pack revenue — our label never carries it
10 / 10
From the activity feed while this was built:
Sales → Accounting: "Need the payback math checked — 21 runs/quarter at $2,140, against $410k installed."
Accounting → Sales: "Checks out at 13.7 months; say 14. Flagging that runs 1–8 are already contracted — put that on the risk slide, it's the strongest point."

Fictional companies; representative output, edited for length. Decks export to PowerPoint with your customer's brand colors via the Deck Branding setting.

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