Generate a One-Page Project Brief That Gets Sign-Off Faster

The project needs sign-off and the deck is twelve slides and the approver has six minutes. This writes the one-page brief: problem in one sentence, solution and scope in three, the ask stated plainly, the two risks with mitigations, what success looks like, and the decision needed by a date with the reason the date matters. A document that asks for a decision rather than further discussion.

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You need sign-off on {PROJECT_NAME} from {APPROVER_TYPE} (e.g. senior leadership, budget holder, a committee). The approver is typically time-poor and {APPROVER_STYLE} (e.g. wants numbers not narrative, needs to see strategic alignment, asks about risk before anything else).
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<task>
Write a one-page project brief containing:
1. The problem in one sentence (what breaks if this is not done)
2. The proposed solution and scope in two or three sentences
3. The cost and resource ask, stated plainly
4. The two most significant risks and what is being done about each
5. What success looks like in measurable terms within twelve months
6. The decision required by a specific date and why the date matters
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- Six numbered sections as a formatted brief, ready to share
- Length: under 300 words
- Tone: direct; no background waffle before the ask
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