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Monday, 08 December 2003

tips for exec summaries

via bBlog:

Crafting a Powerful Executive Summary

Thus the executive summary demands a whole different approach to writing than the rest of the proposal, one that balances efficient delivery of key information with a persuasive, well-substantiated pitch. Above all, the executive summary must demonstrate a clear understanding of the potential client's needs. A good way to do this is to include in it the ROI your services will deliver. "You need to describe outcomes," Sant says. "Describe the impact on performance—ideally a measurable impact."
  1. Establish the need or problem.
  2. Recommend the solution and explain its value.
  3. Provide substantiation.

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