The purpose of an executive summary is to articulate the essence of a situation in a very concise manner. In the context of the course, a situation is based on a case study and is typically associated with a dilemma that a business is facing. Your role is to read the case study, understand the situation, and distill all the details of the case into a single paragraph that captures the core of the issue. Executive summaries depend on the purpose they are meant to fulfill: for a case study in school, their purpose is to synthesize the information available, reflect on the solution youre proposing, and defend (i.e. build an argument in support of) the proposed solution; by contrast, for an investor presentation, the purpose of an executive summary is to sell the idea(s) to the investors to obtain funding. Specifically for a case study, the components of an executive summary would be as follows: Context; Issue/challenge; Alternative solutions (if applicable); Your recommendation; Implications (i.e. ramifications: cost, timeline, resources, etc.); and, Risks Please note that you may combine some of the points above (e.g. context and issue/challenge) in a single sentence (e.g. a new CEO has been named; this CEO wants to implement some changes to the business, and she is exploring several options, from which she needs to pick the optimal one). Based on this framework, please prepare an executive summary of the case study attached