How to indicate a 'summary' of some sort in a presentation Soon I will give a presentation in college for a few professors. In this presentation I research a somewhat complex concept, though the focus is how said concept can be used in company X. 

So I'd rather not spend too much time elaborating on the concept and spend more time on the actual findings of my research. How can I do this though? 

Currently I have a slide with a rather long quote on top, 5 key points in the middle and a 'summary' or a 'simplified' version below. I'm not entirely happy with this though, as in my opinion a simplified sentence implies the stuff above is less important or even too complex for my audience.
I recommend short simple words no matter how complex the audience is. Just highlight main points of what is being said per slide. I don't recommend quotes on a slide though especially if it requires inhaling to read.

If you need hard data shown, I recommend bringing a printout and handing it out.

Be sure to include your name/contact info at the last slide.