Introduction: Rather than a long intro paragraph, start your summary with an engaging statement that lures your audience to crave the advice information you will be providing in your report. Part I – Shift your approach from a summary essay to a more succinct professional advice/consultation that focuses on the 3-5 key actionable items or take-aways that can immediately be understood and used by a  manager.  Provide sufficient but concise detail for an outsider to understand and implement.  Part II – Connect with the class lecture, textbook content and learning objectives or  dive deep in the application on your team activities or personal experience, describing specific and detailed examples.