Converse
Converse
Overview
- Storycrafting
- Presentation design
What We Did
The Outcome
Converse needed a way to unify creative strategy across multiple marketing and event initiatives.












The challenge was transforming fragmented ideas and early concepts into clear, compelling presentations that could communicate direction and inspire alignment among internal teams and external partners.












Therum was brought in to lead storycrafting and presentation design for Converse’s internal and external decks.

We worked closely with brand, strategy, and creative leads to build structured, high-impact narratives that translated raw concepts into actionable frameworks.











One idea per slide, and a question wherever the argument turns











We approached the project by treating each deck as a creative product of its own, balancing storytelling, strategy, and design. Through collaboration and iteration, we simplified dense strategy documents and transformed them into presentations that could connect visually and emotionally. Every layout and visual cue reinforced the story’s purpose: clarity and alignment.
The deck moves in single statements. A slide says it is not about making the logo bigger, and that is the whole slide. Then a blue question slide turns the argument: so how do we do that in practice at Converse, can people make it their own, is there room for a remix. Chapter cards mark the sections. The assertions get their proof set underneath them, archive photographs and heritage sneakers shot against grey.











Concept and event strategy decks, storytelling templates and executive presentations
















The work covered concept and event strategy decks, visual storytelling systems and templates, executive-level brand presentations, and internal alignment tools for creative direction.
The 63 slide social strategy deck shown here runs inside a fixed frame: Converse and the date in the top corners, social strategy and the agency mark in the footer, a numbered page marker at the bottom of every slide. Inside that frame sit the philosophy chapters, a paid strategy section keyed in green, mocked at Converse posts showing the contest creative, an out of home recommendation, and a closing pair, let us discuss next steps followed by thank you.
















The resulting decks became core tools for communication within Converse’s creative and marketing teams.

They improved presentation flow, visual consistency, and overall storytelling clarity, strengthening team alignment and helping secure buy-in across campaigns and events.
















This project reflects Therum’s ability to make strategy feel creative.















We translate complexity into clarity, giving brands and teams the tools to communicate their ideas with impact. For us, design isn’t just visual, it’s how stories move ideas forward.