Summarise Analysis Results for Executive Presentation

Your analysis runs to pages and the exec has five minutes and a decision to make. This leads with the single most important finding and its business implication, then gives just enough behind it to act. Tell it the topic and the decision on the table, and the long version becomes something that fits the time you've actually got.

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You have completed a deep-dive analysis of {ANALYSIS_TOPIC}. The full findings run to [number] pages. Your audience is [executive role, e.g. Chief Revenue Officer / VP of Product] who has 5 minutes and needs to make a decision about [decision to be made].
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<task>
**Produce an executive summary of the analysis**:
1. Lead with the single most important finding and its business implication -- one sentence
2. Summarise supporting evidence in three bullet points, each anchored to a number
3. State the recommended decision or action explicitly
4. List the top two risks or caveats the executive must be aware of

**Do not hedge or bury the conclusion.** Write with the confidence level the data supports -- no more, no less.
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- Headline finding (bold, 1 sentence)
- Evidence bullets (3 items, each under 20 words)
- Recommendation (1 sentence)
- Risks/caveats (2 bullets)
- Word count: 120-150 words total
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