In this section, you’ll find resources focused on helping you write an Executive Summary.
An Executive Summary is a concise document or section of a larger report, proposal, business plan, or other comprehensive document. It provides the reader an overview that can be used as a time-saving tool who may not have the time to read the entire document.
Generally an Executive Summary is the first section of a document and is meant to be a brief yet comprehensive summary of the purpose or main points, key findings, conclusions, and recommendations contained in the document. The key components of an executive summary may contain:
In some circles, the executive summary is seen as the most important part of the report. It should be written last. Consider including these top characteristics when writing your executive summary:
If you have questions about the length or specifics about your assignment, please consult your instructor.
Please note, these templates may not be translated appropriately in some products. Please be sure the paper you submit adheres to APA formatting standards.