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An executive summary is a business document containing mission statements, company information and financial information. They can be found in the annual company reports of businesses and some companies make them available on their websites.
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The document is self-explanatory and does not require a summary.
A summary is a short document that includes only the most important or notable information. A report is, or can be, a large document that includes all relevant information about the topic. Reports often include summaries at the beginning to highlight the most important data.
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An executive summary should include a brief overview of the main points and findings of a report or proposal, key recommendations, and a summary of the most important information. It should provide a clear and concise summary of the document's content to help busy executives quickly understand the key points.
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Normally, the executive summary comes before the preface in a document. The executive summary provides a brief overview of the main points and key recommendations, while the preface typically contains acknowledgments and additional contextual information.