Ethos3 is a presentation design agency I founded in 2006, and it houses the wizards behind Presentation Mentor. Ethos3 been helping some of America’s most admired brands tell better stories for over a decade now.

• Over 600 clients served
• 20 countries impacted
• Over 1,300 presentations delivered

WHAT’S UP WITH THE NAME?
Ethos3’s name was inspired by Aristotle, who taught that a great presentation is comprised of three parts: Pathos (emotion), Logos (logic), and Ethos (trust). And in keeping with Aristotle’s three rules, most great presentations today are done in threes (i.e. , presenting three points, beginning, middle, and end, etc).

WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING ABOUT ETHOS3 & THEIR WORK?

Ethos3’s approach to simple but elegant design, storytelling, & content is excellent. I learned a lot from the team and am still learning.
— Richard Matsumoto, Head of Global Business Development, Fujitsu

I think everything looks great—love the graphics, the fonts, everything. I had asked for a presentation that looks elegant, and you’ve hit the mark!
— Dean Foust, Director of Executive Communications, UPS

In 25 years of looking at stu like this, I have never encountered something like this. You guys really know your stu .
— Guy Kawasaki, best-selling author and creator of Alltop.

AWARDS & ACCOLADES FOR ETHOS3

• 2015 – Nashville Business Journal’s Best in Business Award (Ethos3)
• 2014 – Nashville Business Journal’s Best in Business Award (Ethos3)
• 2014 – Nashville Business Journal’s Small Business Award (Ethos3)
• 2014 – Author of the Top 5 SlideShare blog posts of 2013
• 2013 – Nashville Business Journal’s Small Business Award (Ethos3)
• 2013 – Author of the Top 5 SlideShare blog posts of 2013
• 2013 – Nashville Business Journal’s Small Business Award (Ethos3)
• 2013 – 1st place in SlideShare’s Start-up Storytelling Contest (Ethos3)
• 2013 – Article featured as a Top 100 ChangeThis.com manifesto entitled The Snowflake Moment
• 2008 – 1st place in SlideShare’s World’s Best Presentation Contest (Business Category)
• 2007 – 2nd place in SlideShare’s World’s Best Presentation Contest (Overall)
• 2006 – Article featured as a Top 100 ChangeThis.com manifesto entitled Presentation Revolution