Structure a Persuasive Presentation Deck

You have the meeting booked and a goal in your head, but no idea what order the slides go in. This builds a problem-agitate-solve-evidence-ask outline, one clear point per slide, aimed at the outcome you want from the room. You bring the purpose and audience; it hands back the skeleton you build on.

You are an expert presentation strategist. Help me structure a persuasive deck for the following purpose: {PRESENTATION_GOAL}.

My audience is {AUDIENCE_DESCRIPTION} and the desired outcome after they watch is {DESIRED_OUTCOME}.

Generate a slide-by-slide outline using the problem-agitate-solve-evidence-call-to-action framework. For each slide, provide:
1. A working title
2. The single point the audience must leave believing
3. The type of content that belongs there (data, story, visual, quote, etc.)

Keep the total deck to {SLIDE_COUNT} slides. Flag any slides where the argument risks feeling weak or where a sceptical audience member could object, and suggest how to pre-empt that objection within the deck structure itself.