I’m updating our company’s business report so it speaks clearly to one key audience—our customers. The goal is purely informational: explain what we accomplished this year, outline upcoming initiatives, and present the numbers in language that’s easy to digest without losing professionalism. You’ll receive my rough outline, data tables, and a few stakeholder quotes. The task is to turn that material into a cohesive narrative, arranging the sections logically, weaving in the figures where they add value, and making sure the tone remains confident yet transparent. Jargon must be trimmed, benefits to customers highlighted, and any technical details translated into plain English. Deliverables • Polished report copy (≈3,000–3,500 words) in MS Word or Google Docs • A concise executive summary (250–300 words) up front • Up to two revision rounds to fine-tune clarity, flow, and customer emphasis Accuracy, readability, and a consistent brand voice are the success criteria. If you’re comfortable crafting clear, persuasive prose from business data, this should be straightforward and quick to complete.