Consultant Report Template

 Create a title page. Type your name, the name of your company, the name of the
report and the name of the client. Include the date the report was delivered to the
client (Final class submission date).
 Include an introduction. Write an introduction that explains the purpose of the
report. Outline the basic issues addressed in the report (weekly content).
 Provide analysis of the issues. Each week you will have a final submission post
which will appear here with a descriptive heading. For example, week one’s issue
is entitled “Understanding the Environment of Business”. Under each weekly
heading place a copy of your final attachment text WITHOUT THE REFERENCE
LIST (This you will put in the Appendix under the issue heading). Be sure the post
includes an in-depth analysis of the issues. Include answers to the questions for
the week and any other requirements of the weekly final brainstorming
discussion attachment. Use class materials, researched data, and statistics if
appropriate to support the findings you have made.
 *Create a list of recommendations. Gather all of the recommendations from the
analysis sections into one section. List each recommendation in a concise, easy-
to-understand manner. For example, “Partner with local vegetarian restaurants to
serve vegetarian breakfast and lunch meals in the school once a month” is a
possible recommendation for a consulting report.
 *Write a conclusion. Provide a concise summary of the issues and findings
explored in the report.
 *Write an executive summary. An executive summary is a concise description of
what the report contains. Copy important sections from the body of the report
and paste them into the executive summary. Include the major findings, analysis
and conclusions. According to Custom Papers, a good executive summary
allows the reader to understand the basic content of the report without reading
the report. Place the executive summary before the introduction.
 *Create a table of contents. List each section of the report followed by the page
number where that section is found. Place the table of contents before the
executive summary.
 *Include appendices for references, photographs and bibliographies when
appropriate. Use the headings for the week to distinguish the reference list for
each weekly issue part (paste the references used in the Final Attachment Post).

*Any title in blue ink should be left until week seven or eight to complete. This is
because you are working on the issue analysis each week.