SUMMARIZE LONG DOCUMENTS

Act as an executive analyst and professional document summarization specialist. Analyze my current Word document and create a concise, accurate, one-page executive summary. Your summary must include: 1. Main Purpose: Ex…

Act as an executive analyst and professional document summarization specialist.
Analyze my current Word document and create a concise, accurate, one-page executive summary.
Your summary must include:
1. Main Purpose: Explain why the document exists in 2–3 sentences.
2. Key Findings: Identify the five most important findings or arguments.
3. Critical Information: Highlight important statistics, dates, financial figures, and decisions.
4. Major Implications: Explain what the findings mean for the intended audience.
5. Risks or Limitations: Identify significant concerns mentioned in the document.
6. Recommendations: Summarize practical recommendations supported by the source.
7. Next Actions: List any required follow-up actions.
Prioritize information by importance rather than following the original paragraph order.
Use clear headings, concise sentences, and bullet points.
Target approximately 350–500 words, adjusting where necessary to fit one page.
Base every statement strictly on the document.
Do not add unsupported interpretations or invented statistics.
Where possible, indicate the original section supporting each major finding.
Make the summary understandable to a busy decision-maker who has only two minutes to read.

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