...Crown Creative Co - challenging the future( Introduction Fusahiko Yoshino, the young Senior Managing Director of Crown Creative, glanced at his watch. It was a cold winter morning and he was in a hurry for his new office in Chiyoda-ku where the best shops for sports wear in Tokyo can be found. He was going to miss the ski season this year and this made him a little angry. Until he has accepted the management of the company from his father – the old Takiyoshi Yoshino, he was a "cool" guy exploring the fashion world, a person whose mission was to keep abreast of the ever-changing fads of Tokyo. "The people in the streets are very creative and we have to be even more," Fusahiko thought while entering the office. He was still wondering whether to take the risk of launching his own newly designed brand or to rely on the world known fame of Kangol. Company background The history of Crown Creative Co. started in 1981, when Crown Fancy Goods Co. Ltd was established by Tokiyoshi Yoshino. Crown was set up to design, produce, sell and distribute stationery and plastic products. The company soon expanded its operation due to orders placed by Coca Cola for long-term supply of stationery. This first success was caused not only by the company’s capability to meet high quality requirements of its clients but also to the negotiation skills of Takiyoshi who managed to strike several mutually beneficial licensing contracts. That’s why he decided to establish his own licensing...
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...The group was men of different races from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, and the other Middle-Eastern Arab countries. Strangely enough, the same study gathered results that proved the earnings of younger men, ages 25-40 from African Arab countries after 9/11 did not deteriorate, even though Middle-Eastern Arabs lost money. The article stated that African-Arabs are much harder to identify from Middle-Eastern men. When Rabby and Rodgers performed their study, they used the 1999 to 2004 Current Population Survey Merged Outgoing Rotation Group files. They used this to determine if an individual was of Arab or Muslim descent. They found that Americans did not discriminate against Muslims with much accuracy. With the discrimination of these individuals you had to look a lot of lawsuits that were placed against businesses when it came to applying for jobs. “Under the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in McDonnell Douglas v. Green (1973), plaintiffs may raise an inference of discrimination (a prima facie case) either with direct evidence or by showing protected status (e.g., membership in a particular religion or racial minority), qualifications for a particular job, rejection...
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...Crown Creative Co - challenging the future( Introduction Fusahiko Yoshino, the young Senior Managing Director of Crown Creative, glanced at his watch. It was a cold winter morning and he was in a hurry for his new office in Chiyoda-ku where the best shops for sports wear in Tokyo can be found. He was going to miss the ski season this year and this made him a little angry. Until he has accepted the management of the company from his father – the old Takiyoshi Yoshino, he was a "cool" guy exploring the fashion world, a person whose mission was to keep abreast of the ever-changing fads of Tokyo. "The people in the streets are very creative and we have to be even more," Fusahiko thought while entering the office. He was still wondering whether to take the risk of launching his own newly designed brand or to rely on the world known fame of Kangol. Company background The history of Crown Creative Co. started in 1981, when Crown Fancy Goods Co. Ltd was established by Tokiyoshi Yoshino. Crown was set up to design, produce, sell and distribute stationery and plastic products. The company soon expanded its operation due to orders placed by Coca Cola for long-term supply of stationery. This first success was caused not only by the company’s capability to meet high quality requirements of its clients but also to the negotiation skills of Takiyoshi who managed to strike several mutually beneficial licensing contracts. That’s why he decided to establish his own licensing...
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...to seat in front of the bus rather than stand, for the bus was full and no seats were available in the back. When the driver notice that these to black woman were sitting in the front of the bus beside a white woman; he immediately pulled over the bus and told them to get up. When the young ladies kindle said if you refund us we will get off the bus, the driver said no and called the cops, though the white woman they sat next to made no objection. Which further leads to them being arrested and charged with incite a riot, After this story made headlines in the Sunday paper many people such as minster Metz Rollins was hoping for the black community to act with determination and sprit as others did in Montgomery, Alabama a few months prior. (Rabby,10-11) Rev. C. K. Steele and Robert Saunders representing the NAACP began talks while blacks started boycotting the city's buses. This boycott was similar to that in the Montgomery Boycott with Rosa Parks. Former bus patrons began a car pool lasting through May 26 of 1957, several other events took place which would change segregation in Tallahassee. The Inter-Civic Council ended the boycott on December 3, 1957. Racial unrest by the summer of 1963 was at its height since the Civil War. President Kennedy picked up the situation at the close of the Eisenhower years at a time when tensions were rapidly increasing. By the summer of 1963, however, after a series of...
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...month, I am going to start my MBA program. In your organization I hardly get any vacation whereas I would require at least two days leave in a week for joining my MBA classes. And your organization won’t allow me this leave and for the greater interest of the company I also do not appreciate such types of leave. So practically it’s not possible for me to run both job and MBA Together. As to why, I have decided to resign myself from this job and continue my MBA studies. I, therefore, thank you again for the professional and personal development that you have provided me during the last one month. I have enjoyed working for the organization and appreciate the support provided me during my tenure with the company. Sincerely, MD. FAZLE RABBY...
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...Concept of Internship Training Report Measuring Service Facility and Customer Satisfaction of City Inn Ltd, Khulna, Bangladesh. Supervised by: Md. Moududur Rahaman Lecturer in Management Department of Business Administration Submitted by: Syed Rezwon Rabby Shajib ID: RMBA 02130362300 1. Accommodation Facility High-speed Wi-Fi Internet Central air-conditioning Soundproof rooms 40" flat screen TV with international entertainment and news International in-room direct dial phones with message facility Eco-friendly bath amenities 24-hour hot & cold water Tea/coffee maker 1 Ltr bottled water Per day Separate shower cubicle Bathtub in Club & Suite rooms 24-hour housekeeping Digital in-room safe Full-length wardrobe with bathrobe Business desk with international power sockets Power supply 220 volts Energy saving sockets Indoor & outdoor parking Hair dryer Iron & Ironing board Complimentary newspaper every morning Available on Charge Minibar 2. Restaurant Facility Brasserie Luncheon The stylish Brasserie serves a variety of freshly prepared dishes at competitive prices. Monday to Friday - 12:15 - 13:15 (last sitting) Dinner Served in a formal style, with occasional theme nights. Wednesday & Thursday evenings. Service from 18:30 Reception Our delightful and tastefully decorated Reception. 12:00 for Luncheon & 18:00 for...
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...Wala ng siyang ama. Ipinagpapalagay niyang patay na ito sa kabila ng katotohanang buhay pa ito ngunit pumatol ito sa kanilang kapitbahay at mas pinili nito ang bagong pamilya kaysa sa kanila ng kaniyang naghihinagpis na ina. Noong walong taong gulang pa lamang siya ay linisan na siya ng ina sa poder ng kaniyang mga tiyahin. Hindi naging maayos ang pamumuhay ni Aling Goring kung saan ay inaabuso siya ng kaniyang mga tiyuhin, pisikal at emosyonal. Hindi niya natiis ang paghihirap at lumayas patungong Maynila at nagbakasakaling makita ang ina. Ngunit nabigo siya. Nakilala niya ang isang trabahador sa konstraksiyon na si Paeng. Naging magkasintahan ang dalawa. At sa edad na 19 ay ipinagbuntis niya ang kanilang anak na lalaki na pinangalanan Rabby. Naging maayos ang pagsasama nila bilang mag-asawa, ngunit isang araw ay bigla na lamang itong nawala. Isang buwan na halos ang nakalipas ay hindi parin ito umuuwi sa kanila. Pinuntahan niya ang pinagtratrabahuhan nito ngunit lumisan na raw ito roon sapagkat babalik na raw ng probinsiya kasama ang asawa at mga anak. Ngunit siya'y nasa Maynila? Gulonggulo ang buhay niya hanggang isinilang ang kaniyang anghel. na sa paglipas ng panahon ay siyang nagsilbing inspirasyon sa kanya upang magtiyaga at mabuhay. Naging mahirap para sa kanya ang maghanap ng mapapasukang trabaho...
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...A. Rationale Social networkings on the Internet, the Facebook phenomenon, benefits of friendship, and relationship maintenance have been researched throughout this study. The literature highlights how the Net-generation, born from 1990-2002, uses Facebook to maintain their friendships. This research shows they use Facebook more to maintain and strengthen past and current friendships and less to meet new people. By defining Generation Y, it is evident recent studies on Facebook use and relationship maintenance has only examined the latter half of this group. Current literature provides a wealth of information on those born from 1990-2002; it does not provide studies on the earlier half of Generation Y, those born from 1976-1989. Generation Y encompasses a broad range of age groups. Given the continued emergence and integration of technology in everyday life, it is important to understand how it is being used. The proposed study aims to examine the way the elders of Generation Y maintain relationships on Facebook. B. Statement of the Problem The research intends to answer the following questions: 1) Do Facebook users born from 1976-1989 use the site to maintain relationships? 2) What relationship maintenance behaviors are commonly performed on Facebook? 3) Has the use of Facebook affected the way the early half of Generation Y maintains friendships? 4) Has the frequency of offline communication been replaced by online communication through Facebook for this portion...
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...Md. Sarwer Rahman 091-12-0141 Md.Siddikur Rahman 091-12-0147 Md. Golam Rabby 091-12-0148 A.R. Ferdous 091-12-0150 Md. Abu Sayeed Mia 091-12-0158 Date of Submission: October 22, 2011 [pic] Letter of Transmittal October 22, 2011 Mr.Nur-E-Alam Siddique Lecturer Faculty of Business ASA University Bangladesh SUB: SUBMISSION OF THE REPORT. Dear Sir, It’s a great pleasure for us to submit the report titled “ Marketing plan of Robi Axiata Ltd.” under your great consideration and help. We find this report as an interesting one when we were engaged in preparing this report. We are very much hopeful that this report will meet the criteria of yours and help us in gathering a huge knowledge on that particular sector. The Assignment deals with several important aspects on the particular mobile company. The issues include the study of the current growth in company, the trends and policies undertaken by the Robi. We are grateful for your sincere co-operation throughout the duration of the study. Thanking you. Yours sincerely, Kazi Md. Sarwar Rahman. 091-12-0141 Md. Golam Rabby 091-12-0148 Md.Abu Sayeed Mia 091-12-0158 Md. Siddikur Rahman ...
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...A Study of Nike’s Operations in Bangladesh Through a PESTLE Analysis Sarah Seward-Langdon Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University MAN311 Business in the Asia-Pacific Region Dr. Donald Pak October 30, 2015 Word Count: 3,215 Table of Contents Executive SummaryIntroduction of Bangladesh PESTLE Analysis of Bangladesh Political Situation Economical Situation Social Situation Technological Situation Legal Situation Environmental SituationIntroduction of NikeNike AnalysisMini-SWOTNike in Relation to Bangladesh PESTLE AnalysisConclusionReferences | 344467789101111121416 | Executive Summary The Asia-Pacific region is a diverse and growing area spanning approximately 28,000 square kilometers worldwide (Lane and Waggener, 1997). Countries such as China, Japan, and South Korea have seen unprecedented growth in recent history and are now part of the top 15 world economies (Central Intelligence Agency, 2015). Although which countries are considered part of the region is heavily controversial, many professionals agree that it is one of the most promising areas for business investments. This paper aims to provide a deeper insight into one of the still impoverished countries in the Asia-Pacific region: Bangladesh. After a short introduction of Bangladesh, an in-depth PESTLE analysis will be done on the country’s situation. Before corporations decide to invest in a country, it is extremely important to have all the facts. Through a PESTLE interpretation, the advantages and disadvantages of...
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...1. *** Student status will be cleared by Sunday, check through VUES. If not then contact Office of Records immediately 2. The graduate who has not submitted Convocation Attendance form will not be allowed to attend the ceremony. Last date of Convocation Attendance from submission through VUES is 29th January 2014 14th Convocation List Sl No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 StudentID 07-08853-2 07-09636-3 08-10028-1 08-10981-2 08-11330-2 08-11847-2 08-12581-3 09-12751-1 09-12759-1 09-12840-1 09-13192-1 09-13342-1 09-13659-1 09-13712-2 09-13766-2 09-14080-2 09-14178-2 09-14201-2 09-14257-2 09-14333-2 09-14614-3 09-14892-3 10-15331-1 10-15355-1 10-15439-1 10-15477-1 10-15679-1 10-15681-1 10-15697-1 10-15741-1 10-15860-1 10-15891-1 10-15892-1 10-15898-1 10-15961-1 10-15972-1 10-16024-1 10-16108-1 10-16132-1 10-16179-1 10-16184-1 10-16218-1 Name MD TAIF KAMAL RIFATH MASUD ADIBA TASMIM HAQUE MD. TAIMUR HASAN TANIA CHISTY MOHAMMAD RASHED MOLLA SUPRITI SARKAR MOHAMMAD INZAMAMUL HAQUE MD. MAHABUBUR RAHMAN SUMAIYA KHANDAKER SABRINA ALAM ATIA SHARMIN TANIA SHUKLA REZA MUHAMMED IBRAHIM SAGIR TANZINA HAQUE FERDAUSH HASAN SUNNY MD HARUN OR ROSHID Dewan Mehedy Sultan MD. KAIFUL WARA S.M. ARAFATH HOSSIN TABASSUM ISLAM MD NADIM HOSSAIN SHAMSOONNAHAR KHUKU GOLAM MAWLA SHARMIN JAHAN MOURI TAMANNA YASMIN JENIFARA ZAMAN TAZRIAN NUSRAT SUAIBUN ALLO TANIMA AHMED ABIDA TASNIM MD. MOAZZAM HOSSAN MD. OMAR FARUQ FARJANA...
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...Bachelor of Business Administration Khulna University Khulna, Bangladesh Scholarship Donor: Bangladesh Bank Asian Institute of Technology School of Management Thailand February 2015 Acknowledgement I would like to express my gratitude to my advisor Dr. Sundar Venkatesh, who supported and guided me throughout my research with much patience and empathy. I am thankful to the Asian Institute of Technology for arranging a professional master’s program for the working executives. I am much obliged to Bangladesh Bank (Central Bank of Bangladesh) for granting me the scholarship for the entire period of my study. I am also thankful to my colleagues and classmates at PMBF, AIT, especially to Mr. Obaydullah Al Masud and Mr. Golam Rabby Masud, for their support, interest and valuable comments. ii ABSTRACT The balance of trade or net exports is rather an interesting issue because of its perplexing relationship and impacts on economies. Bangladesh is a rapidly growing market-based economy in the South Asian region. It has a long history of sustaining a negative trade balance, importing more goods than it exports. In spite of the robust average annual GDP growth of over 5% achieved after 90’s, the overall trade deficit is getting bigger both in nominal terms and as a % share of GDP. On June 2014 the country had a trade deficit of USD 10,830.29 million which is equal to 7.22% of its GDP and seven and half fold increase from that in 1986. This poses to be a matter...
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...Internship Allocation list for Fall 2013-2014 Department of Accounting & Finance Sl No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Student ID 10-16540-2 10-16954-2 10-17212-2 10-16197-1 12-95993-2 11-94978-2 11-94833-2 12-95953-2 12-95671-2 12-95628-1 12-95866-2 12-95816-2 12-95528-1 12-96009-2 12-95923-2 12-95905-2 DR. NISAR AHMED Student Name LUTHFUN NAHAR SAYMA NAZRIN RIFFAT SULTANA TONNY SARAH JABUNNESSA SHANJIDA FERDOUS MD. MAHFUZ AHMED THAMINA FERDOUS KARISHMA SHAHARIN ANIRBAN DAS MOHAMMAD SARWAR BIN HAIDER UMME TAMIMA SULTANA RAKIB HASAN MD. MUSTAFIZUR RAHMAN MD. KHORSHED ALAM MD. MAINUDDIN SHARIF MD. ABDUL MOTTLIB DR. DULAL MIAH Sl No. 1 2 Student ID Student Name 10-17765-3 MUNTASIR MUBIN SHAAD 10-15706-1 MD. HAMIM UDDIN Major Accounting & Finance Accounting & Finance Program BBA BBA Major Accounting & Finance Accounting & Finance Accounting & Finance Accounting & Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Program BBA BBA BBA BBA MBA MBA MBA MBA MBA MBA MBA MBA MBA MBA MBA MBA 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 10-15643-1 10-15762-1 12-96166-3 12-96222-3 12-95813-2 12-95324-1 12-95760-2 12-95823-2 12-95820-2 12-95858-2 12-95687-2 11-95170-3 12-95723-2 12-95656-2 SNIGDHA AKTER MOUSOMI HRIDOY HEMA SALMA AKTER RUMANA AFRIN ISHITA MAGDALINE ANNIE GOMES SONIA NASRIN MOHAMMAD HAFIJUR RAHMAN MD. RASHED-UZ- ZAMAN TITHI GHOSE MOHAMMAD ANOWARUL KABIR NAZIA TASMIN RABEYA ISLAM ANIMESH KARMAKAR TAUFIQ AHMED SHUVO...
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...GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & COOPERATION) DIRECTORATE OF MARKETING & INSPECTION BRANCH HEAD OFFICE NAGPUR MRPC-70 1 POST-HARVEST PROFILE OF SUNFLOWER CONTENTS Page No. 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 1.2 2.0 Origin Importance 4-5 4 5 6-9 6 7 9 10-36 10 10 11 14 14 25 25 26 27 29 31 32 33 PRODUCTION 2.1 2.2 2.3 Major producing countries in the world Major producing states in India Zone-wise major commercial varieties 3.0 POST-HARVEST MANAGENENT 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Post-harvest losses Harvesting care Post-harvest equipments Grading 3.4.1 Grade specifications 3.4.2 Adulterants and toxins 3.4.3 Grading at producers’ level and under Agmark 3.5 3.6 3.7 Packaging Transportation Storage 3.7.1 Major storage pests and their control measures 3.7.2 Storage structures 3.7.3 Storage facilities i) Producers’ storage ii) Rural godowns iii) Mandi godowns iv) Central Warehousing Corporation v) State Warehousing Corporations vi) Co-operatives 3.7.4 Pledge finance system 36 Page No. 2 4.0 MARKETING PRACTICES AND CONSTRAINTS 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Assembling (Major assembling markets) 4.1.1 Arrivals 4.1.2 Despatches Distribution 4.2.1 Inter-state movement Export and import 4.3.1 Sanitary and Phyto-Sanitary requirements 4.3.2 Export procedures Marketing constraints 37-45 37 38 39 39 39 40 43 44 45 46-48 46 48 50-53 54-56 54 55 55 56 58-63 58 61 63 66-68 66 68 70-71 72-73 5.0 MARKETING CHANNELS, COSTS AND MARGINS 5.1 5.2 Marketing channels...
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...BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, DHAKA HSC EXAMINATION - 2013 STUDENT LIST FOR SCHOLARSHIP 27-Jan-2014 Page No. 1 MEDHA TALENT FULL FREE STUDENTSHIP WITH 550/= TAKA PER MONTH EACH GROUP : SCIENCE SL NO ROLL NO NAME OF STUDENT LOKNATH SAHA HASIN ISHRAQ TAMIM NAYEEMUR RAHMAN NOWRIN NUSRAT NOVA NURUN NAHAR MONDOL TANJINA JERIN MUHAMMAD RIDWANUL HOQUE LABONI SARKER SHAKIR BIN WALI ANBAR NAWAR ORPA BIVASH BISWAS ESHIK SUBRATA DAS ALINDA GUPTA SABIHA ANAN MEHEDI HASAN MASUM MD. SAYEED SHAWKAT AIRIN AHMED SAMIA SULTANA TAMANNA TABASSUM FARIHA RAHMAN MD. ROKIBUL HASAN SHOHAN NUSRAT NASRIN KHAN TASNIM AHMED PINKY NOSHIN NAWAR REZA AKHI BISWAS ANTIA HUMAIRA GALIB NAKIB RAHMAN TANIA AKTER SAFFANA TABASSUM INSTITUTE NAME WHERE THE STUDENT APPEARED NOTRE DAME COLLEGE NOTRE DAME COLLEGE DHAKA CITY COLLEGE VIQARUNNISA NOON COLLEGE VIQARUNNISA NOON COLLEGE RAJUK UTTARA MODEL COLLEGE NOTRE DAME COLLEGE MYMENSINGH GIRLS' CADET COLLEGE NOTRE DAME COLLEGE ADAMJEE CANTONMENT COLLEGE GOVT. ANANDA MOHON COLLEGE S O S HERMANN GMEINER COLLEGE NOTRE DAME COLLEGE VIQARUNNISA NOON COLLEGE NOTRE DAME COLLEGE RAJUK UTTARA MODEL COLLEGE VIQARUNNISA NOON COLLEGE VIQARUNNISA NOON COLLEGE VIQARUNNISA NOON COLLEGE HOLY CROSS COLLEGE RAJUK UTTARA MODEL COLLEGE VIQARUNNISA NOON COLLEGE IDEAL SCHOOL AND COLLEGE, MOTIJHEEL VIQARUNNISA NOON COLLEGE HOLY CROSS COLLEGE HOLY CROSS COLLEGE NOTRE DAME COLLEGE MYMENSINGH GIRLS' CADET COLLEGE VIQARUNNISA NOON COLLEGE 001 002 003 004 005 006 007...
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