Our Journey Through Innovation

From a small idea to transforming how businesses present themselves across the Philippines

2018

The Spark That Started Everything

Working late nights at a corporate job in Cainta, I kept watching colleagues struggle with presentations that should have been powerful but fell flat. Good ideas were getting lost because the visual storytelling just wasn't there. That's when it hit me – what if we could bridge that gap?

The decision to start MaxForceFlow wasn't dramatic. It was more like realizing something obvious that everyone else was missing. Businesses needed help telling their stories visually, and I had spent years figuring out exactly how to do that.

"I started with just a laptop and an idea. Our first client was a local restaurant that needed help with their investor presentation. Six revisions later, they got their funding."

2021

Growing Through Real Challenges

By 2021, we had worked with over 50 businesses, but honestly, it wasn't always smooth sailing. There were months when I wondered if we were on the right track. The pandemic changed everything – suddenly everyone needed video presentations, and we had to learn fast.

That pressure taught us something crucial: our clients didn't just need pretty slides or polished videos. They needed partners who understood their business challenges and could translate complex ideas into clear, compelling visuals that actually moved their audience to action.

"The moment we shifted from being 'presentation makers' to being 'story architects' – that's when everything changed. Our client retention rate went from 60% to 94%."

What We're Building Next

Looking ahead to 2026, we're not just expanding our services – we're reimagining how businesses communicate their most important ideas. Every presentation we create, every video we produce, is part of a larger mission to help Philippine businesses compete on a global stage.

Our learning program launching in late 2025 represents seven years of hard-won experience distilled into practical skills that business professionals can actually use. Because the best presentations aren't just about technology – they're about understanding people.

Maria Santos

Lead Creative Strategist