Powerpoint Creative Animation to Stop Executives Sleeping

We're subject-matter experts in Project Management. Our Founder is going to present a range of lunchtime one-to-two hour talks on Zoom through OBS. He'll appear live on camera, and needs to have PowerPoint animations appearing alongside him that he'll control with a clicker. We use Chromakey to superimpose the graphics on the screen - so the graphics are actually in front of the presenter, which means the PowerPoint slides we want must have green backgrounds. We have attached a template (Colin On Set) showing the layout and his "territory" to the right of the screen, with a big space on the left for the animations. This is the furthest into the centre that Colin will move, so the left-hand-side is clear territory with a white background, and that's all the space you have for animation. Next attached is a template (Green Screen Template), which you'll use as a slide master while we build the graphics. The boxes on the left mark the area you can use. The box to the right is right over the flipchart - don't use that one. Also attached is an example of a green-screen PowerPoint slide with a balloon on it (Example with Animation). These are what your finals will look like; a PowerPoint deck of well-designed and animated graphics that reflect that topics we'll give you. Finally, (Colin Presents Stakeholder Management) is a screenshot of one we did earlier, so you can see the effect we want. We got lucky with balloons, but we need more imagination than that. So your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to take our PowerPoint slides of bullet points and return us PowerPoint slides of the same points with some sort of animation and graphics. The audience will be project managers and business executives, so the animation should be intriguing but not childish. We are expecting to build a series of 12 lunchtime webinars, with an average of about 12-20 slides each deck. This proposal is for the first one only, and if we like it then there are 11 more to be done. They should be easier because the intro slides on each one ("About Us"etc.) will be the same. Thank you and we'll look forward to your responses. We're thinking long-term, so if we like your style we'll look to much more coming your way.