Examples of good executive summaries with tips on how to write them?

A typical executive summary contains four parts. Using this template, you can write an excellent executive summary slide example. You should reread your executive summary once you have finished writing it to ensure that you have included all the critical information your stakeholders need.

1 – Identify the project’s needs or problems

Your executive summary should begin with a statement about why this document (and the project it represents) are essential. If you have done research or received customer feedback, outline the problem. Your customers will appreciate you clarifying why resolving this problem is necessary.

An executive summary slide example is as follows: Customer feedback suggests a more straightforward and cheaper version of our product would be helpful to 52% of customers. Eighty-seven percent of customer surveys regarding competitor watches mention price. A series of watches at an appropriate price point is critical to serving our current customers and branching out into new markets.

2 – Provide a recommendation or project goals

Your solution must now be outlined after outlining the problem. Prescriptive solutions differ from abstracts and outlines in that they must convince your readers that they are the right solutions. Rather than brainstorming, this section is designed to support your recommendation.

As an example, here is a summary: In our new watch series, we will offer watches that start at 20% less than our current cheapest option, with the potential to get alerts that are 40%+ cheaper depending on the material and movement.