I thought it was just a couple of years ago when we started moving away from the age-old "three bullet points" formula to the "one slide per HUGE Helvetica word

I thought it was just a couple of years ago when we started moving away from the age-old "three bullet points" formula to the "one slide per HUGE Helvetica word" template so beloved by TED talks. So I obviously can't say a lot about the style preferences, last presentations I held just used the company style. But hooh, that font section couldn't get any more generic, even mentioning Calibri. No hints at what font characteristics you're looking for, or good examples of that (I'd say that you're better off with something that has a lot of weights, and if it isn't already condensed/compressed, at least one option for that)