Author, founder, and practitioner
Co-Founder and COO, MD
Florian Ploszczyk is offgen’s COO and leads product and go-to-market strategy. His work combines management consulting at PwC, hands-on development of agentic systems, finance and investor relations, and research across business and engineering.
Professional profile
Co-Founder and COO
Leads product and go-to-market strategy for secure, PowerPoint-native automation.
Management Consultant - Agentic AI
Developed agentic systems for major capital-project clients and advised decision-makers on workflow design and efficiency.
CFO
Led fundraising, investor relations, financial planning, and data-driven forecasting.
Student and researcher
Combined business and engineering studies with international research experience.
Articles start with a concrete professional task and separate automation from accountable judgment. Primary sources support legal, regulatory, and security claims. The named author owns the practical perspective and final editorial approval; specialist review is identified where a topic requires it.
This author is a founder and executive of offgen. Articles discussing offgen distinguish product claims from general guidance and disclose where the product fits.
Fifteen AI use cases that hold up in a consulting firm, ranked by value and risk, with the control each one needs and the ones I would not start with.
How finance teams automate the monthly reporting pack without losing number integrity: one source per figure, native charts, variance commentary rules and a reconciliation gate.
The data model behind a credentials library that AI can safely retrieve from: CV fields, reference fields, permission levels, tagging, review cycles and GDPR duties.
Forty checks across argument, evidence, numbers, confidentiality, brand and the final file, ordered the way an experienced reviewer actually works through a deck.
Most slide libraries fail because nobody owns them. Here is the taxonomy, ownership model, review cycle and retrieval design that makes reuse actually happen.
How to automate pitchbook production without breaking compliance: controlled data sources, comps and profiles from approved records, native charts, wall crossing and sign off.
A page by page structure for an investment committee paper, what each section must contain, and the review checklist that stops a committee debating formatting instead of risk.
Thirty five checks across valuation, comps, market data, confidentiality, disclaimers and the final file, in the order an experienced reviewer works through a pitchbook.
Brand governance for PowerPoint means enforcing masters, wording and locked elements in the file itself, not in a guideline PDF nobody opens. Here is how to build it.
A PowerPoint Company Brain is a governed knowledge layer that connects approved slides, CVs, references, templates and wording to the people and agents who build decks.
A step by step workflow from RFP receipt to submitted proposal deck: compliance matrix, bid thesis, controlled retrieval, native slides and three separate reviews.
What I learned building proposals in consulting, and the workflow from RFP to finished deck I would use today: approved evidence, bounded AI, partners still accountable.