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International Hospitality Group · Executive Board Presentation
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Six proprietary scores.

Click the ? on any section to see what it measures. Every figure on this page is illustrative, and all six scores are preliminary. Where footage cannot support a score, a real report marks it not measured and shows no number.

Standard: 2 scores
Detailed: 4 scores
Deep Dive: 6 scores
GRW Project
Decision Intelligence Analysis, Deep Dive
Computer Vision, 71,840 frames, illustrative sample figures
[Client Organisation]
[Sample subject]
March 14, 2026 · 09:32
Corporate / Meeting · Leadership
Subject: [Executive] · VP Global Operations
ID: bi_████████████
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Proprietary Scores
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GRW Project Proprietary Scores
Depth: Deep Dive
71/100
Standard
Composure Index™⚠ Low confidence
How steady a person stays under pressure, and how fast they settle.
Illustrative. A steady baseline, with brow movement rising through the financial review (14:00 to 20:00). After each rise the face returns to its own baseline in a few seconds. The index dips during the board challenge questions, then recovers into the close.
Derived from
brow movement frequencyrecovery time to own baselinehead pose steadinessshare of session at baseline
83/100
Standard
Presence Quotient™⚠ Low confidence
How strongly a person holds a room. Read from gaze, posture, and smiles.
Illustrative. The person faces the camera in most frames. Smiles are more frequent at the open and the close than in the middle of the session, and posture stays upright throughout.
Derived from
camera engagement %smile frequency (mouth geometry)gaze directionposture
67/100
Detailed
Cognitive Clarity™⚠ Low confidence
Mental load, read from blink patterns and attention markers.
Illustrative. Blink rate varies more in Q&A than at the start of the session. The score dips at 27:15, the hardest board question, and is back near its starting level by 34:00. Blink patterns travel with mental load; they do not measure it directly.
Derived from
blink rateblink rate varianceeye aspect ratiogaze stability
79/100
Detailed
Congruence Signal™⚠ Low confidence
Where expression and context pull apart.
Illustrative. Brow lowering and smiling rarely occur together in this session, and smile frequency holds steady through the pressured segments. The score reads agreement between signals on the face. It does not compare the face with voice or words, and it says nothing about what the person believes.
Derived from
agreement between facial signalssmile frequency (mouth geometry)brow movementexpression against camera engagement
64/100
Deep Dive
Resilience Arc™⚠ Low confidence
How a person recovers across a full session.
Illustrative. The main coaching opening. After a single challenge, the face returns to its own baseline quickly. Back to back, challenges stack: by question 4 of 5, less of each window is spent at baseline. The close recovers sharply.
Derived from
recovery time to own baselinebaseline drift across the sessionshare of session at baselinebrow movement peaks
76/100
Deep Dive
Momentum Signature™⚠ Low confidence
Whether focus is reached and then held.
Illustrative. Steady gaze and an even blink rate arrive in the Strategic Overview (6:00 to 14:00) and hold through the financial review, then break at the challenge segment. The close is the strongest segment of the session. The arc swings, but within a narrow range.
Derived from
segment scores across the sessionhow long the best segment holdsswing between segments
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Core Behavioural Scores
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91
Camera Engagement
%
78
Head Pose Stability
%
71
Blink Steadiness
%
44
Smile Frequency
%
Decision Profile, Proprietary Score Radar
  • Composure71
  • Presence83
  • Clarity67
  • Congruence79
  • Resilience64
  • Momentum76
The indent is the gap: Composure (71) and Resilience Arc (64).
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Signal Transparency
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Signal Transparency, 3-Layer Audit Trail

Measurements from MediaPipe FaceMesh 468-point geometry, with no interpretation on top.

Facial Geometry
Brow Lowering31%
Smile Frequency44%
Brow Raise22%
Eye & Attention
Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR)0.291
Blink Rate16.2/m
Head Pose & Engagement
Camera Engagement91%
Frames Analysed71,840

From MediaPipe FaceMesh 468-landmark geometry: geometric proxies for some facial movements, and the Eye Aspect Ratio (Soukupová & Čech, 2016). Every figure in this sample is illustrative.

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Facial Expression Analysis
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✅
Smiles cluster at the open and the close. Smile frequency, read from mouth geometry, runs above this person's own session average in both segments. It reads the shape of the mouth, not what lies behind it.
⚠️
Brow movement rises through the financial review (14:00 to 20:00), well above this person's own baseline. Worth reviewing on the rehearsal footage.
✅
Camera engagement holds. The person faces the camera in most frames across a 40-minute board presentation.
⚠️
Brief brow movements in three segments, a few seconds each. Worth a look on the footage. On their own they do not say why.
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Body Language Signals
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✅
Posture holds through the pressured segments. Upright throughout, with no forward slump.
⚠️
Shoulders rise through the financial review, for about 6 minutes, and are back to their starting height within 90 seconds of Q&A. A point for pre-segment prep.
✅
Head pose stays in range. Gaze moves across the room without the chin dropping or the body leaning away.
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Attention & Blink Patterns
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✅
Blink rate: about 16 per minute. Inside the commonly cited 10 to 20 band, with no unusual pattern at the start of the session.
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Blink rate variance rises in Q&A, roughly double its level at the start of the session. Common under high-stakes questioning; where it rises is the coaching signal.
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Decision-Relevant Timeline
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Performance Arc: Session Overview
0255075100Performance %0:006:0014:0020:0027:0034:00Brow movement peaks, the highest of the session. It lines up with the first data-heavy financial slide.▲A second brow movement peak, as a board member pushes back on the strategy. The face takes about 11 seconds to return to its own baseline.▲Gaze leaves the room for about 2 seconds, then comes back.▼Smiles cluster at the close, the most frequent stretch of the session.●
Spike markers:▲Brow lowering peak●Smile peak▼Engagement drop
0:00 to 6:00: Executive Opening▲▲▼●
Smiles cluster in the first 90 seconds, and the person faces the camera in most frames. A clean open.
72%
6:00 to 14:00: Strategic Overview
The steadiest stretch of the session: gaze holds and the blink rate is even.
81%
14:00 to 20:00: Financial Review▲▲▼●
Brow movement climbs sharply at 14:42. The main adjustment window.
58%
20:00 to 27:00: Q&A, Initial Round▲▼●
The face starts back toward its own baseline between questions but does not get there. Smiles are less frequent than at the open.
63%
27:00 to 34:00: Board Challenge Questions▲▼●
The hardest segment. Brow movement stays raised between challenges instead of settling.
55%
34:00 to 40:00: Vision Close●
Smiles are most frequent here, and this is the strongest segment of the session.
84%
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Recommended Adjustments
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Boost Decision Implications
📏 Observe
  • →Track the Composure Index across the next three board presentations. If the financial-review dip recurs, treat it as a rehearsal gap first
  • →Run recorded mock challenges back to back. In this sample the stacking pattern only shows after the third one
🎯 Adjust
  • →A coaching suggestion: take two breaths before answering any question with a financial component. Nothing in this report measures its effect, so treat it as a test, not a promise
  • →Rehearse the closing segment early. Gaze is steadiest and smiles most frequent in the final 6 minutes, so that delivery is already in range
  • →Try shorter answers in the challenge segment, and check on the next read whether the Congruence Signal holds better there
✅ Reinforce
  • →The opening. Smiles cluster in the first 90 seconds and the person faces the camera. Keep it
  • →The recovery arc. The segment score climbs from 55% at the challenge floor to 84% at the vision close, and that recovery is the asset
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Action Plan
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Professional Decision Intelligence · Recommended Adjustments
Recommended Adjustments

Calibrated for VP Global Operations, hospitality sector · Board Presentation Composure & High-Stakes Communication focus · Three horizon model: quick wins → sustained habit formation → structural development.

⚡Short-Term
0 to 4 Weeks
  1. 1.

    Take two breaths before answering anything with financial data in it. Practise it in your 1:1s for three weeks, so the pause is automatic before it reaches a board room.

  2. 2.

    Build a 5-minute routine before you walk in. Read the vision statement aloud and rehearse the first minute of your close, the stretch of this sample where delivery was steadiest.

  3. 3.

    Pick the 3 likeliest challenge questions with your chief of staff and script the first sentence of each. The first sentence sets the pace of the rest.

📈Medium-Term
1 to 3 Months
  1. 1.

    Bring this report to a first session with a board-communication coach. A working goal: Composure Index from 71 toward 78 by the next quarterly cycle, read on similar footage.

  2. 2.

    Film one mock Q&A a week for 8 weeks, running challenges back to back. Review each for the moments where brow movement rises and does not settle.

  3. 3.

    Run a 360 with reports, peers, and two board members. Compare how others describe you under questioning with what the footage shows.

🎯Long-Term
3 to 12 Months
  1. 1.

    Master the financial story over 12 months. In this sample the dip clusters on data-heavy slides, which points to preparation before anything else.

  2. 2.

    Invest in 1:1 time with the two or three board members who ask the hardest questions. Familiar challengers are easier to answer.

  3. 3.

    Re-analyse in 6 months against this baseline: Composure 71 toward 78, Resilience 64 toward 72, and a shorter recovery time after challenges.

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