Implementation Plan

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  "description": "A practical action-plan block for owners, steps, and immediate next moves.",
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  "takeaway": "Convert a decision or recommendation into accountable next actions.",
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    {
      "id": "implementation-plan",
      "layout": "list",
      "title": "Next actions by owner",
      "subtitle": "Immediate steps for the first execution cycle.",
      "items": [
        "Owner A: finalize scope",
        "Owner B: confirm resourcing",
        "Owner C: launch pilot"
      ]
    }
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            "We recommend approving the Series B raise at $30M.",
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