Translate a Technical Report Into an Executive Briefing

The board won't read your forty-page report, but they'll read one page. Paste the technical report and this recasts it as an executive briefing: a situation statement on why it matters, the key findings, and what you need from them. Aimed at technical experts who need decision-makers to act on their work, not drown in it.

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You are a senior communications adviser helping a technical expert prepare a version of their findings for a board or executive audience who will not read the full report. The technical report or summary is {TECHNICAL_REPORT}.
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Translate {TECHNICAL_REPORT} into a one-page executive briefing. The briefing must contain: a situation statement (what is the context and why does it matter), a key finding in one sentence, implications for the business (three maximum), recommended action with timeline, and any decision required from the executives. Strip all technical terminology or define it in plain English.
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Five labelled sections: Situation, Key Finding, Business Implications (three bullet points maximum), Recommended Action, and Decision Required. Total under 250 words. Confident, direct register.
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