The number of times I've heard a pompous desk-flyer describe a document as 'an executive summary'.
It's a summary.
A short version of the whole thing.
Executive means what in this?
I kicked a football through the music room window 3 days running!!!! Cost was about £80 a time to fix - back in 1969 that was a lot of money - mindst you it was a friggin big window. Then there was the time I told our Geography to go forth and multiply when in the 4th form (1971) - I was half p1ssed after being in the pub at dinnertime - and yes, I know better now - don't drink - it gets me into trouble!!!
Mosaic - Executive summary surely means "We've made it sound good enough to impress the person reviewing it but also complicated enough so they don't fully understand the implications of it, which mostly benefit us, the authors"?
Yeah, we had one evil fecker who used to victimise 1st year newbies - until he got his comeuppance of a parent out of school, who broke his nose and jaw. Never did see much of him after that.