Meetings & workshops templates

Marketing Proposal Presentation Template

The Marketing Proposal Template is a simple outline you can use to quickly and easily structure your next bid for a project.

Training Presentation Template

Creating an engaging training presentation that effectively helps your employees level up is no easy feat. With the Training Presentation Template, you can slash presentation development time and spend more energy on the transformative elements of your training. Plus, it’s so easy to collaborate with other training staff when you develop your training slides in Miro.

Funding Tracker Template

For many organizations, especially non-profits, funding is their lifeblood—and meeting fundraising goals is a crucial part of carrying out their mission. A funding tracker gives them a powerful, easy-to-use tool for measuring their progress and staying on course. And beyond helping you visualize milestones, this template will give you an effective way to inspire the public to donate, and help you keep track of those donors. It’s especially useful when you have multiple donations coming from a variety of sources.

Disney Creative Strategy Template

Know who knew a little something about coming up with ideas that set imaginations alight? Walt Disney. And he inspired the Disney Creative Strategy, an approach that establishes three types of thinkers—dreamers, realists, and critics—and gives each the space to do clear thinking. Your team will go through an engaging exercise of adopting the three mindsets, where they’ll focus on a specific aspect of the idea. The Disney Creative Strategy has a way of yielding brilliant ideas and great products. That’s why it’s used successfully by organizations of all kinds and sizes.

UX Presentation Template

Create a stunning UX presentation with Miro’s memorable slide deck. Customize your slide deck to display your UX research in the perfect format for your audience. Add charts, images, and visuals to present your findings.

Meeting Agenda Template

A detailed, clear agenda — that’s what separates meetings that go completely off the rails from those where goals are met and things get done. So grab this template and set a meeting agenda that lays out expectations for before, during, and after the meeting. It’ll enable participants to get prepared beforehand and empower you to stay on-task and identify when the discussion is complete. (Tip: Plan ahead to send out your meeting agenda at least 24 hours before the meeting.)