For nearly 10 years,
Eric Albertson has worked as a presentation designer at
Duarte Design, transforming information into meaningful stories, and applying principles of design to ensure that those stories are conveyed clearly, understood easily and retained readily. Eric loves helping organizations create effective presentations, and has taught the principles of presentation design to groups such as the CIA, TED, and PopTech and companies such as Cisco, Google, Nokia, and many others.
With a background in both Mechanical Engineering and puppetry, Eric is able to balance the needs of technical, corporate communication with the skill of crafting compelling stories that have the power to inspire, motivate, and persuade. In his spare time, you can find him watching movies, making movies, or making costumes and pretending that he is in the movies.
Duarte Design is a presentation design company based in Mountain View, California. Duarte’s clients include Adobe, Google, Cisco, and Electronic Arts, but the company is best known for building the presentation at the center of Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth; the company also collaborated with journalist Michael Pollan for his presentation about the food and farming industries at the PopTech conference last October.