Presentation Design

Satellite Bio

Pioneering Tissue Therapeutics

A biotech startup spun out of MIT and Boston University needed to translate 20 years of cell therapy research into an investor-ready vision deck. We designed a narrative that made the science feel as inevitable as the opportunity—reimagining how cells become medicines.

Vision Deck Biotech Fundraising CAR-T / Cell Therapy
Satellite Bio—Pioneering Tissue Therapeutics

Reimagining Cell Therapy

CAR-T cell therapy has transformed cancer treatment, driving $1.6B+ in venture investment. But a fundamental limitation remained: only immune cells survive infusion. Solid organ cells—the ones that could treat the widest range of diseases—fail to engraft, vascularize, and persist in the body.

Satellite Bio's SAT Platform solves this with a first-in-class tissue therapeutics approach: heterocellular aggregation, pro-engraftment encapsulation, scalable manufacturing, and anatomical placement via their proprietary SAT-Map Atlas. The deck needed to make investors feel the weight of the science and the scale of the market—without losing them in the complexity.

The Landscape We Visualized

Key data points that shaped the narrative architecture of the deck

$1.6B+

CAR-T Venture Capital

Investment surge since the first approved cell therapy—validating the market Satellite Bio is entering.

200+

CAR-T Trial Starts

Clinical trials launched by 2021, showing exponential growth in the cell therapy space.

20 yrs

Research Foundation

Two decades of foundational research across MIT and Boston University unlocked the 4 key pillars of tissue therapeutics.

4

Platform Pillars

Aggregation, encapsulation, manufacturing, and anatomical placement—the SAT Platform's integrated architecture.

The Deck

Satellite Bio core positioning and platform
CAR-T market opportunity and investment data
The problem today—solid organ cell limitations
Introducing the SAT Platform architecture
Four key pillars of tissue therapeutics
Satellite Bio cover—Pioneering Tissue Therapeutics

The Pitch in Motion