A short research brief for your senior leaders

Give the assistant a topic. It reads what matters and writes a one page brief that a busy leader can read in two minutes.

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Your one page brief is ready. Jakarta looks promising, with three risks to review first.

Write a brief on whether we should open an office in Jakarta.

Asked in plain words. Every claim links to its source.

The question

Should we open an office in Jakarta in 2026?

What we found

Strong demand, and few local rivals

Main risks

Licences, hiring and currency swings

Suggested next step

Run a three month trial with a partner

From a question to a one page brief

The assistant does the research and the writing. Leaders do the deciding.

New brief

Reading your tools

Got it. I will research Jakarta and write a one page brief with sources.

Stage 1

It learns.

First, it learns what the leader needs.

Learns your brief format
The sections your leaders like to see.
Learns the decision
What is being decided, and by when.

Brief

Researching the topic0 sources read

DDemandKey findingStrong demand
RRivalsFew local rivals
RRisksLicences and hiring
NNext stepThree month trial

Stage 2

It researches.

Then it reads what matters.

Researches the topic
From public sources and your own files.
Writes one page
Answer first, then the proof.
Lists the risks
So nothing is hidden.

Executive brief

To Leadership team

Subject Brief: opening an office in Jakarta

EditSend to the team

A decision meeting is set for Thursday.

Stage 3

It briefs.

Finally, it delivers the page.

Delivers a one page brief
Readable in two minutes.
Links every claim
To where it came from.
Updates if facts change
So the brief stays true.

The brief supports a decision. Leaders make the decision.

Made for people who brief busy leaders

A small team discussing plans around a table.

The CEO with two minutes

One page that gets to the point.

You get a forty page report and no time to read it.

A team working around a table covered in plans and sticky notes.

The chief of staff who writes briefs

A solid first draft, with the sources ready.

Each brief takes a day of reading and writing.

Two colleagues discussing ideas beside bookshelves.

The founder preparing for the board

A brief with every claim linked.

You need to be sure of your facts.

A team working on laptops at a shared table above the city.

The strategy analyst

A strong first version in minutes.

Leaders ask for a brief by tomorrow.

What changes for your team

Without the assistantWith the Executive Research Brief Generator

Briefs take days to write

A brief takes minutes

Leaders read long reports

Leaders read one page

Opinions mix with facts

Facts and sources are clear

Each brief looks different

Every brief follows one format

Testimonials from teams who use it every day

One page, every time

“I read the brief in the car on the way to the meeting. It had everything I needed.”

Dennis KwokCEO, property group

Hong Kong

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Dubai

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Seoul

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