Which of the following belong in a presentation to the senior management team and/or C-suite...

→ Senior executives and the C-suite are primarily interested in decision-support insights rather than technical or academic depth. Thus, appropriate content includes:

C. Final recommendations: Executives need clear actions or decisions.

D. High-level results: Summarized performance, trends, or KPIs without technical jargon.

Why the other options are incorrect:

A: Literature reviews are too detailed and academic.

B: Code is technical and not relevant to business strategy.

E: Statistical tests may overwhelm a non-technical audience.

F: Sharing security keys violates cybersecurity protocols.

Official References:

CompTIA DataX (DY0-001) Official Study Guide – Section 5.5 (Communication & Visualization):“Executive presentations should include concise, actionable insights and high-level summaries to support strategic decision-making.”

Harvard Business Review – Data Storytelling:“Executives value clear insights, visual summaries, and recommendations. Avoid technical deep dives unless specifically requested.”

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