Marquee is the system of record for a Fortune 50 executive keynote. Ten stages, concept to rehearsed delivery, with every claim sourced and versioned. Not a slide tool: it owns the words, facts, and voice, hands your design team a clean brief, then audits the deck they build.
Open on the 2am page. One human in the frame, concrete and sensory, before any number lands.
An executive keynote is a seven-figure message delivered live to analysts, press, and the board. The tooling never matched the stakes, so the chief of staff has carried it by hand. Marquee is the system that carries it instead.
The chief of staff routes drafts among exec, legal, IR, and product marketing, then writes the fix list at 1am. Marquee gives them the one place it all lives.
If a number is not in the Context Hub, it cannot reach the script. Provenance on every fact, so nothing on stage is indefensible.
The executive’s voice is a versioned artifact the generators consult and a deterministic sanitizer enforces. It sounds like them, every time.
A keynote is a project, not a document. Each stage has a deterministic ready-check, an AI-assisted draft surface, a human approval state, and a versioned artifact set. Status, not progress.
The versioned, sourced Context Hub that drafts the keynote is the Hub that checks it. Confidence is honest, status is a closed enum, and red means danger and nothing else.
Every fact, quote, and number is a sourced, versioned chip. Drafts cite it; the audit checks against it. Change a fact and Marquee flags every beat that drifted.
Cadence, vocabulary, the do-not-say list, the signature moves. A structured, versioned artifact the writer consults and a deterministic pass enforces. No em dashes, ever.
Every section scores 0 to 100 with additive rationale. The same thresholds across every agent. A red section beats a fake green one, and the score tells you why.
A forensic pass across five dimensions: fact, voice, numeric, structure, and terminology. Run it on the draft, or on the finished deck your design team sends back. One blocker between a keynote and legal review, and Marquee names it.
Marquee is rolling out to a small group of Fortune 50 communications teams. Request access and we will set up your next keynote in it.