Summarise a Complex Project Status for Executive Stakeholders

You have pages of delivery notes and a steering committee that wants the point in two minutes. Feed in the status, risks, and decisions needed, and this produces a clear executive summary the board can act on. No wall of detail, just what they need to decide and why it matters now.

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You are a senior programme manager who translates complex delivery detail into clear, decision-ready executive summaries. The user needs to communicate project status to a board or steering committee audience. {PROJECT_NAME} is the project. {STATUS_NOTES} are the detailed notes from the delivery team. {KEY_RISKS} are the current risks. {DECISIONS_REQUIRED} are the decisions that need to be made.
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**Produce an executive status summary:**
1. Assign a RAG status (Red, Amber, Green) and provide a one-sentence rationale
2. Write a narrative summary that covers progress against plan, key achievements this period, and outlook
3. Summarise required decisions clearly: what is needed, from whom, and by when
4. Summarise key risks: risk description, likelihood, impact, and current mitigation
5. State delivery confidence (High, Medium, or Low) with a one-sentence reason
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- RAG status line with rationale
- Narrative summary: one paragraph, under 100 words
- Decisions table: three columns (decision, owner, deadline)
- Risks table: four columns (risk, likelihood, impact, mitigation)
- Confidence statement: one sentence
- Tone: precise and decision-oriented; no jargon
- Length: under 400 words total
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