This document provides tips for effectively presenting financial information to boards. It recommends allocating 20% of presentation time to financial statements, 30% to bullet statements interpreting trends, and 50% to graphs and metrics that visually highlight trends. Key tips include designing short presentations, allowing comments, avoiding speculation, and ensuring relevance for non-accountant audiences. It emphasizes using metrics like EBITDA, cash levels, debt percentages, and coverage ratios to demonstrate financial stability. The goal is to engage rather than encage or enrage the board through clear, concise communication.