Bullet points are fine as a summary, however there is often a reductive quality to them that gets in the way of understanding. In many cases where you both the

Bullet points are fine as a summary, however there is often a reductive quality to them that gets in the way of understanding. In many cases where you both the responsibility, the authority and the trust of management this may be sufficient. However if what you are saying could be controversial—especially in a large-company setting where you won't necessarily have much face time with all the people who might have opinions—there is no substitute for a well-crafted narrative to bring people along.