Anneli Torres portfolioSpecialist practice

Data Visualization Designer

Anneli determines which evidence an executive audience needs first, then structures the chart, headline and supporting detail around that decision. Her work includes financial exhibits, executive dashboards, publication graphics and accessible visualization systems—not charts created in isolation.

Complete portfolio

This specialty is one part of a 20+ year practice.

This page focuses on financial exhibits, executive dashboards and accessible data visualization. The main portfolio brings together Anneli’s complete experience, case studies, founder-led products, services and work across financial services, government, education, NGOs and international initiatives.

The audience question comes first

The audience question comes first

Before selecting a chart, Anneli defines who will use the information, what they need to compare, and which decision the evidence must support. That question determines the hierarchy, chart form, annotation, level of detail and narrative order.

Financial exhibits and executive dashboards

Financial exhibits and executive dashboards

Her work includes comparison, change over time, distribution, composition, relationship and process views across presentations, reports and browser-based dashboards. Headlines state the conclusion; scales, labels and annotations make the evidence inspectable.

Selected visual evidence

See the work behind the specialty

The evidence below comes from published financial work. Each exhibit belongs to a larger narrative and uses a repeatable visual grammar rather than one-off styling.

Financial data visualization comparing active and passive fund flows in a Morgan Stanley BluePaper
One of 51 financial exhibits produced within a standardized chart language for Morgan Stanley’s AI Tipping Point BluePaper. View related work: One of 51 financial exhibits produced within a standardized chart language for Morgan Stanley’s AI Tipping Point BluePaper.
Financial information design mapping wealth-management client needs and revenue pools
Complex financial relationships organized for comparison, review and publication at institutional scale. View related work: Complex financial relationships organized for comparison, review and publication at institutional scale.

Accessible visual evidence

Accessible visual evidence

Color is never the only carrier of meaning. Contrast, direct labeling, pattern, shape, reading order, alternative text and a meaningful text equivalent are considered according to the delivery format and audience.

Visualization systems and handoff

Visualization systems and handoff

Anneli documents chart grammar, color logic, typography, templates, reusable components and quality checks so teams can produce new exhibits without visual drift. Handoff can include editable source files, training, governance and accessible-output guidance.

Selected evidence

Verified experience and outcomes

51Financial exhibits for Morgan Stanley’s AI Tipping Point BluePaper.
25K+Publication downloads, with Bloomberg and CNBC coverage.
90%Adoption of a presentation and data-visualization system used by 200+ professionals.
60%Faster production with 40% less rework.
144 rowsStructured into five chart decisions for four executive audiences.
AccessibleNon-color encodings and WCAG contrast checks built into the dashboard system.

Tools and working methods

Production fluency

ExcelPowerPointthink-cellDatawrapperFlourishFigmaAdobe IllustratorInDesignAcrobat ProWCAG-aware workflows

Contact

Discuss a data-visualization project or system