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Highlight Substantive Proposal Changes

The CEO will review a revised vendor proposal at 4pm and wants only substantive changes flagged against last approved …

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The CEO will review a revised vendor proposal at 4pm and wants only substantive changes flagged against last approved text. I fear I will mark cosmetic formatting and waste their time. Tell me the quickest way to surface only material edits—scope, dates, deliverables, or price—and give the one-sentence summary I should put at the top explaining the change set.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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The CEO asked me to proof the latest proposal against last approved version and highlight substantive changes before their 4pm review

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Executive Assistant

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