When developing en executive summary, the primary focus of your message to executive management should be centered on the possibility of breaking compliance laws and increasing the company's potential liability. True False

False    

Explanation:

Every business requires a Business Plan. A business plan is a written proposal containing detailed research about a market, the opportunities identified therein, how to proceed to take advantage of such opportunities, the risks, financial requirements/rewards, etc.

It also lays out a strategy for how to make the most of a business opportunity. In most cases, Business Plans are quite lengthy and must contain a section that highlights the positions indicated in the document so that a reader can without going through the enter proposal, acquire an understanding of what it entails. This is usually the set at the begining of the business plan. But it is not written until the entire business plan is complete.

It is called an Executive Summary.  

The goal of any business is to at the very least create value not destroy it. Breaking laws amounts to increasing the potential liability of the company and can rapidly erode brand equity, goodwill, and bottom-line. It is therefore illogical to make a presentation that suggests that to the management.

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