The phrase "executive briefing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a formal meeting or presentation aimed at providing important information to executives or decision-makers.
Example: "The team prepared an executive briefing to outline the strategic plan for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "management briefing" or "leadership update."
Mr. Mello said the sales representative told him: "If you guys are serious, we could get you an invitation to an executive briefing in Cupertino".
The visitors, including executives from telecommunications, transportation, finance, health care and computer services companies, will be shown the full range of I.B.M.'s Olympics products and services at an executive briefing center.
A16z maintains a network of twenty thousand contacts and brings two thousand established companies a year to its executive briefing center to meet its startups (which has produced a pipeline of deals worth three billion dollars).
After a warm hello, she led us in to Enterprise's executive briefing center, a massive room with a large U-shaped table that made the space feel like a slightly more intimate version of the General Assembly Hall at the United Nations.
While Microsoft has all the facilities to host a major conference in its on-campus Building 33 conference center (with a fully featured "Executive Briefing Center" and the Microsoft Home house of the future right next door), this generally points at a smaller event.
She also wrote (with J. James), Business or Busyness: Strategies for Managing Workload and (with P. Chase), Creating a Culture of Flexibility: What it is, Why it Matters, How to Make it Work, from the Center's 2004 Executive Briefing Series.
According to an executive briefed on the discussions, AT&T is in preliminary talks with Reliance.
The negotiations went down to the wire, according to one executive briefed on the details.
"We have just begun talks," a Bharti executive briefed on the discussions said.
The AOL Time Warner executive briefed on the talks said there were other interested bidders as well.
Mr. Dooley accidentally stepped on it, drawing even more spittle and rage, according to an executive briefed on the meeting.
