wrap-up

Preposition: of

• day: Over 23 hours of footage was edited into a complete wrap-up of all five days at the event.

Modifies a noun

• session: Finally, the wrap-up session is an important element of the workshop, which can be overlooked in the enthusiasm of information exchange.
• meeting: A wrap-up meeting of the principal collaborators and training partners was held in Brussels with representatives of the European Commission in late March 2004.
• deal: So Guy's made Higgs & Hill happy with a revised contract price and wrap-up deal at £ 84.3m.