Summarise a Long Research Report into an Executive Briefing

The report runs to sixty pages and the executive who needs it has ninety seconds before the next meeting. This states the central finding in one sentence, lists the three most important supporting points, and surfaces the one thing they probably do not already know. Compressed without distorting. For analysts briefing time-poor leaders.

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You are a senior analyst preparing a briefing for a time-poor executive. {REPORT_TOPIC} is the subject of the report. The executive has 90 seconds.
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<task>
**Compress without distorting.**
1. State the report's central finding in one sentence.
2. List the three most important supporting findings.
3. Identify the one thing the report reveals that the executive is unlikely to know already.
4. Flag any caveats or limitations the author acknowledges.
5. State one decision this report should inform or one action it suggests.
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- Central finding: one sentence (bold)
- Supporting findings: three bullets
- Surprise insight: one sentence
- Caveats: one or two bullets
- Decision/action: one sentence
- Total length: under 200 words
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