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Category Archives: Narrative structure
What makes a great annual report?
Asking an investor what makes a good annual report is like asking somebody what makes a good pizza. Some enjoy the simplicity of a thin, crispy crust topped with only tomato sauce and cheese. Others prefer thick-crusted varieties capable of supporting a shopping-cart load of toppings.
4 narrative elements for effective annual reports
A good annual report has all the elements of a good story. It offers powerful images, plenty of detail and a story line that interests, captivates and engages the reader. Producing an effective annual report doesn’t require you to write like Hemingway or Grisham, although that wouldn’t hurt. The effectiveness of your report depends more [...]

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