Summarise a Stakeholder Research Report

You've got a stakeholder research report and twenty minutes of a leadership meeting to land it. This pulls out the research design, the top three to five findings, and what it means for the decision in front of them, so the room hears the point and not the methodology. For anyone presenting research up the chain.

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You have commissioned or received a stakeholder research report for {PROJECT_OR_INITIATIVE} and need to extract the key insights to present to senior leadership.
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**Summarise the report for a senior audience:**
1. Research design: who was surveyed or interviewed, how many, and how representative is the sample?
2. Top findings: the three to five most important things the stakeholders said, with supporting data
3. Divergent views: where stakeholder groups differ significantly and why that matters
4. Implications for the project: what the findings should change about the current plan
5. Recommended next steps: the two or three actions the leadership team should take in response
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- Five clearly labelled sections
- A one-slide executive summary version with three headline findings
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