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I sent an annotated [management report] that clearly listed three control gaps and recommended remediations, but only …

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I sent an annotated [management report] that clearly listed three control gaps and recommended remediations, but only one [action] was funded. I'm not sure if my presentation missed the business consequences or if they've deprioritized compliance. Diagnose whether the barrier is persuasive framing, competing [budget priorities], or unclear [owners], advise the single change to my report that would make it harder to ignore (data point, comparative cost, or owner accountability), and draft the lead paragraph that will land in the executive meeting. I want to compel action without sounding alarmist.
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Management keeps deprioritizing remediation after my last report

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