...Non-Profit Community Book Fair Alberto Torres COMM 215 December 12, 2011 Dr.Patterson Non-Profit Community Book Fair Due to the recent decline of the economy, creative thinking needs to be used in order to fund a non-profit, community book festival for Chicago, Illinois. According to CNN Health, (2010), about 21 percent of children in the United States will be living below the poverty line in 2010 because of job losses, through declines in real income and other aspects of family economic well-being. These decreasing family economic indicators will likely impact children's abilities in reading and math, and the deterioration which will likely impact their future. Chicago, with a population of nearly three million people, would be an ideal local to hold a non-profit, community book festival, City of Chicago (2010), Creative thinking, therefore, will become increasingly important to provide reading material for those who would otherwise go without. This could be accomplished through several means including a literacy children's fair, incorporating large and small businesses, and engaging diverse cultures in the Chicago area. Chicago is the third largest city in the United States, after New York City and Los Angeles, with an official population of 2,896,016, as of the 2000 US Census. Chicago has been a center for commerce in the United States for most of its modern history. Today Chicago is considered to be a Prime Accountancy, Advertising and Legal Service Centers...
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...How to Fund a Non-Profit Community Book Festival Glennie Hillebrandt, Aaron Hutchison, Star Prerez COMM/215 April 13, 2015 Gary Tandy How to Fund a Non-Profit Community Book Festival We are looking to fund our Non-Profit Community Book Festival, The San Diego Community Book Festival. We have filed our paperwork and incorporated the name, and registered as a non-profit. We have applied for the non-profit federal and state exemptions, created our corporate bylaws and appointed our initial directors. Our first board meeting was held and all necessary licenses and permits have been obtained. With the completion of these, we need to take the next step and the most crucial one which is fundraising. When it comes to fund raising, individual donors contribute the largest amount.There is also available funding through grants offered by federal, state and local government. (cite source SBA) The catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) provides a database of all federal programs available to state and local government (cite sources gsa.gov). Upon trying to find funders you need to look to many different resources and not focus on just one. Treating a funder like you would any type of business prospect is key, keep things professional. (Foundation center) The foundation center is not a resource to supply funds, but there to help you in research providing information on how to receive grants and other resources to fund your non-profit. When trying to get funding make sure...
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...How to Fund a Non-Profit Community Book Festival Team A University of Phoenix COMM /215 Week 5 September 23, 2008 Abstract The University of Phoenix Charity Foundation is a nonprofit organization that promotes literacy and continued learning. A community book festival is both educational and entertaining. The festival will host reading-related exhibitors and food vendors. The festival will include a host of activities and performances. Fund a Nonprofit Community Book Festival The University of Phoenix Charity Foundation (a nonprofit organization) in Greenbelt, Maryland is hosting its first literary event, the goal of which to raise funds to support libraries and literacy programs in Prince George’s County, Maryland. The UOP Charity Foundation Book Festival offers extensive publicity to the community of Greenbelt and the surrounding area. The Book Festival will be at Greenbelt fairgrounds on the first Saturday of November 2008. History Local community leaders support The Greenbelt Book Festival. The foundation will hold the festival at Historic Greenbelt Regional Park, a large, open park, which will be transformed into a village like environment of large, enclosed tents each housing a literary venue. Open Access The Greenbelt Book Festival is a one-day festival that offers programming for all ages with free admission. The University of Phoenix Charity Foundation is committed to the following: providing a positive literacy experience for all ages and family demographics...
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..."Research and report on how to fund a non-profit community book festival for a major United States city. Consider recent changes in the economy ", we identify a various sources to develop the above mentioned topic. These identified sources offered to us information of how we can plan a book festival by means of sponsors to be able to help this non-profit company. What makes a good resource for every investigation or event planning is the validity of information. The person need to make sure the source is trustworthy. How he or she can verify it? For example: a Phoenix University document from the online library VS a complete informative document from Wikipedia. Wikipedia is an online library but made by every person who post information, they didn’t verify the sources, maybe you can find an extensive and complete document about the information that are you looking for but the sources are not reliable. Another example is when the person looks information about decease, is not the same getting the information over the internet that getting the information from a book that its author is a doctor. The sources utilized to get information about how to make or plan a book festival were recovered from University of Phoenix on line library. This is a very good resource to get valid and important information about any or almost any theme. One of the sources is Fall Book Festivals, this source Presents information on several book festivals in the U.S. through November 2004. Also...
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...NOUVEAU MONDE MELBOURNE WRITERS FESTIVAL BBC 2010 MELBOURNE WRITERS FESTIVAL STORIES FROM THE STREET JWT, Melbourne THE CHASE CREATIVE CONSULTANCY, Manchester CREATIVE JUICE\BANGKOK (TBWA), Bangkok OGILVY & MATHER JAPAN, Tokyo GOBASIL, Hamburg FORSMAN & BODENFORS, Gothenburg BBDO GERMANY, Düsseldorf AUSTRALIA ALMOST EXTINCT BBC WILDLIFE FUND UNITED KINGDOM TAMIYA CALENDAR CHEMICAL REACTION BASISBIBEL SIAM TAMIYA SHU’S PRODUCTION GERMAN BIBLE SOCIETY IKEA BBDO TAMIYA MODEL KITS SHOP CORPORATE TOOL BIBLE COVER DESIGN THAILAND JAPAN GERMANY HOMEMADE IS BEST THE INTERACTIVE COAL-GATE DEPARTMENT STORE ADVERTISING AGENCY SWEDEN GERMANY LOVE BLOSSOMS HERE THE UNBELIEVABLE IS FOUND AT EMILIANO I AM ONE THOUSAND GOING GOING GONE RED! MOTHER'S PRIDE / MARVEL GROUP PRESCHOOL OF COMPANIES HOTEL EMILIANO ENABLIS RICHARD HOUSE PUBLIC HEALTH BUREAU OF FENGXIAN, SHANGHAI BMW MONOPRIX PIE INTERNATIONAL OFFF INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL MTV IKEA HOTEL EMILIANO BOOK NON-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION GO RED! OUT OF THE BOX, New INDIA Delhi JWT BRAZIL, São Paulo BRAZIL COSSETTE, Montreal THE PARTNERS, London CANADA UNITED KINGDOM CHINA SPIT PUBLIC AWARENESS OF OGILVY SHANGHAI SPITTING BMW M3 COUPE MONOPRIX LIGHT WALL REFLECTION NOT YOUR EVERYDAY EVERYDAY GRAPHIC EXPLANATION SERVICEPLAN, Munich GERMANY HAVAS CITY, Paris FRANCE JAPAN GRAPHIC EXPLANATION TOKYU AGENCY, IN Tokyo ADVERTISEMENT(BOOK) INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL MTV DEPARTMENT STORE THE MILL, New...
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...|CIRRICULUM VITAE | | | |Contact Detail | | | | |Full Name : Truong Thi Thanh Nhan | | |Gender : Female | | |Date of birth : June 16th, 1983 | | |Cell phone : 0903518696 | | |Email : thanhnhan.truongthi@gmail.com | | |Address : 6/1 Street number 4, Binh An ward, District 2. | ...
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...their specialist appeal, offering the widest ranges of entertainment and books in their markets. Our stores and the people who work in them strive to be always passionate and inspirational about the products we sell, and provide great service and value for money to ensure that our customers get closer to the entertainment they love, or feel every word between the covers of a good book. We attract the most enthusiastic customers in our markets, with over 4 million loyalty card holders across both brands. Business and financial review: 18 Financial review Governance 24 Board of Directors 26 Corporate governance 30 Directors’ remuneration report 40 Corporate responsibility 46 Directors’ report 51 Independent auditor’s report to the members of HMV Group plc Financial statements 52 Consolidated income statement 54 Statements of comprehensive income 55 Balance sheets 57 Statements of changes in equity 59 Cash flow statements 60 Notes to the financial statements 103 Group financial record HMV In-store Online & digital Live HMV is evolving rapidly as an entertainment brand. Our market-leading retail businesses operate through 417 stores in the UK, Canada, Hong Kong and Singapore and transactional local territory websites, which include digital downloads. We also operate a small specialist chain of entertainment shops in the UK trading as Fopp. In Live entertainment, we operate 12 venues, summer festivals and ticketing in-store and online. The HMV ‘experience’ also extends to...
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...WILL COMPLETE AN APPLIED RESEARCH PAPER. THE FINAL PRODUCT WILL BE A 1,750- TO 2,100-WORD ESSAY ON A SPECIFIC TOPIC. Your team is to select from the following topics: • To forecast possible cultural changes inside Worldwide Telecommunications, Inc., prepare a study analyzing how a multicultural workforce might affect teamwork and communications in large companies. • Prepare an assessment for Lotus Rental Car’s CFO on the feasibility of adding alternative fuel vehicles to the fleet. • Report to your company’s Board of Directors on the cost and value of offering domestic partner benefits. • Research and report on how to fund a non-profit community book festival for a major United States city. Consider recent changes in the economy. • Formulate a proposal for Artemis Sportswear Company for cutting operational expenses to increase profit margins. Include the effect on workers and productivity. Incorporate information from at least five sources including at least one primary source. The information gleaned from the primary source will enhance the information gained from the secondary sources. The paper should be consistent with APA guidelines and include a thesis statement, in-text citations, conclusion and/or recommendations, and reference list. Please refer to the text, The Student Writer: Editor and Critic, for more information on shaping the essay. Your instructor may require the team to submit a rough draft of your paper in Week Three. Refer to your instructor’s...
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...‘Market Efficiency’ PowerPoints and Activities 2008/20144[2] ‘Market efficiency’ PowerPoints and activities 1 Content The documents in this section provide support material for the stage 2 units. Document 1. Covers A sample program for stage 2 which covers unit 2AECO in the contexts of options from Economics D304 Sample lesson outlines for Business firms and markets–Unit 2AECO Notes and PowerPoint slides on Market efficiency and equity—Unit 2AECO A range of teaching and learning materials covering the concepts of Market efficiency and equity for the 2AECO unit and some applications of these concepts: 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 The Sundance film festival—A case study with suggested answers PowerPoint slides—Efficiency and equity, concepts and applications PowerPoint companion—Efficiency and equity, concepts and applications Extension activities—The concepts of efficiency and equity Extension activities discussion topics Emissions trading schemes (ETS) Review Questions—Efficiency and Equity, with suggested answers 2. 3. 4. 2 ‘Market efficiency’ PowerPoints and activities Document 1: Sample program for Stage 2 The purpose of this document is provide an example of how the Stage 2 units can be programmed by drawing on four of the Options from the Economics D304 subject and using them as contexts for unit 2AECO. In this sample program the options from D304 drawn on to provide contexts are Australian market forms, Firms and production and Environmental...
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...CHRIST THE KING COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Jaysons Bldg.#12 National Road., Putatan, Muntinlupa City Tel Nos. 862-6930 – 403-2581 A Project Feasibility Study presented to the Faculty of Business Administration In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Financial Management by September , 2013 APPROVAL SHEET In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the course Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. this study entitled Feasibility Study. has been prepared and submitted by: Jason E. Margahal Isabela B. Lubong Bernadeth I. Deres Rochelle A. Flavier Ailie P. Marinas Muriel B. Butay Whose grade for the paper is_____________. Project Study Moderator Accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Teresita S. Dones Dr. Rey S. Guevarra Chairman, Dean, Department of Business Administration Academic Affairs Introduction of the project * Title/Name of the project * The name of our project proposal/business proposal is “Jr. Bia Child Care Center”. The history of this name is come from our first and last name. “J” Stands for Jason, “r” for Rochelle, “B” for Bernadeth and Butay which is the last name of Muriel...
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...------------------------------------------------- Background and personal life[edit] Nick Vujicic was born to Duška and Boris Vujicic in 1982 in Melbourne, Australia.[2] Although he was an otherwise healthy baby, Nick was born without arms and legs; he had no legs, but two small feet, one of which had two toes. Vujicic has two siblings, Michelle and Aaron.[3] Initially, a Victorian state law prevented Vujicic from attending a mainstream school due to his physical disability in spite of a lack of mental impairment. However, Vujicic became one of the first physically disabled students integrated into a mainstream school once those laws changed.[4]But soon enough, his lack of limbs made him a target for the school bullies and he fell into a severe depression. Following this depression, at the age of eight, he contemplated suicide and even tried to drown himself in his bathtub at the age of ten. From then after the love for his parents prevented him from following through.[5] He also states in his music video "Something More" that God had a plan for his life and he could not bring himself to drown because of this.[6] Vujicic prayed that God would give him arms and legs and initially told God that, if his prayer remained unanswered, he would stop praising him indefinitely. However, a key turning point in his faith came around when his mother showed him a newspaper article about a man dealing with a severe disability. Vujicic realized he was not unique in his struggles and began...
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...HND (Business)/ Foundation Unit 36: Starting a small business Assignment Title: “Starting a business” HND (Business)/ Foundation Unit 36: Starting a small business Assignment Title: “Starting a business” Submitted by: Ma Yamin Thu (Business Foundation) Submitted by: Ma Yamin Thu (Business Foundation) Date: (26.6.2016) Date: (26.6.2016) Contents Part 1: INTRODUCTION 2 1.1 Introduction 2 1.2 Objectives 2 Part 2: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3 Part 3: ASSIGNMENT 4 Task 1: Business Idea and Target Market 4 1.1 The initial business idea using relevant criteria 4 1.2 Identification of the target market 6 1.3 Demonstration the methods of the target market 9 Task 2: Required Skills 11 2.1 Skills needed to run the business 11 2.2 Legal and financial aspects that will affect the start-up of the business 13 2.3 Analyzing the areas of development skill 17 Task 3: BUSINESS PLAN 18 3.1 Proposal for starting a small business 18 3.2 The implications of legal and financial aspects 20 3.3 Business report 22 Part 4: RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION 26 4.1 Recommendation 26 4.2 Conclusion 26 Part 5: REFERENCES 27 Part 1: INTRODUCTION 1.1 Introduction I am investigating to start a small business and I want it to become a viable one in the real world among the ever changing environment. Necessary, sufficient and reliable knowledge and information are needed in making a good decision. Skills and experiences are also needed in order to get the successful business. I need to have the...
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...The MARKSMAN VOL. 2 | ISSUE V | OCT’11 K J SOMAIYA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES & RESEARCH FESTIVE MARKETING Celebration time for buyers and sellers alike! INSIDE and more ! 4 Ps of Anna Hazare’s Campaign Guerilla Marketing No Money marketing Old Monk EDITOR’S DESK Dear Readers, At the onset of this festive season, we bring to you a riveting, celebratory and insightful festive edition of your very own MARKSMAN! This issue is our basket of wishes to all our readers thanking you all for your encouragement, suggestions and unstinted support. We shall continue to strive towards excellence; learning and raising the bar at each leap! The coming few months, beginning Diwali to the New Year, are going to be full of merriment and ebullience. Ring in the revelry with our cover story on Festive Marketing! Read on how companies hit full throttle with promotions, offers and advertising campaigns to leverage the occasion. We hope you appreciate the element of surprise! Our special story shall take you through some intriguing and creative Guerrilla marketing. Indulge yourselves with MARKSMAN traditions such as TWEETS, ITS ALL ABOUT AD-ITUDE, REWIND and get acquainted with our new addition “SQUAREHEAD”! We, at Interface are overwhelmed by the increasing number of entries we have been receiving in response to our call for articles. We take this opportunity to thank all our readers for their enthusiasm and for making our job more challenging- we love it! Keep writing...
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...THE STRATEGY LENSES 21 The four lenses are introduced more fully immediately after this chapter and will provide the framework for separate commentaries on each of the three parts of this book. This section introduces them briefly as follows: ● Strategy as design. This takes the view that strategy development can be ‘designed’ in the abstract, as an architect might design a building using pens, rulers and paper. The architect designs, and then hands over the plans for the builders actually to build. This design lens on strategy encourages a large investment in planning and analysis before making final decisions. It tends to exclude improvisation in strategy development and underplay the unpredictable, conservative or political aspects of human organisations. Taking a design lens to a strategic problem means being systematic, analytical and logical. Strategy as experience. The experience lens recognises that the future strategy of an organisation is often heavily influenced by its experience and that of its managers. Here strategies are seen as driven not so much by clear-cut analysis as by the taken-for-granted assumptions and ways of doing things embedded in people’s personal experience and the organisational culture. Strategy is likely to build on and continue what has gone on before. Insofar as different views and expectations within the organisation exist, they will be resolved not through rational optimisation, as in the design lens, but through messy compromises and...
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...Russian folklore fairy tales," -Sergei Merinov , a Russian catoonist. American animation began in the 1920s because of it potential to make profits at a time when cinema idustry was in really hight level and it was golden age of it. As it is not surprisingly Disney soon became one of the most successful animators, largely due to its merger of art with bussiness and profit(David MacFadyen, Yellow Crocodiles and Blue Oranges ). The Disney became popular and now because it aim to capture the spirit and innocence of childhood. It displayed characters running aroud, playing through colorful frames with musical accompaniment. Disney animation was also visually realistic, as it can be seen in Snow White (1937). It set a new standard for characters movement , which now cold be traced from a live actor. Also it helped to set a standard for realism in American animation. In capitalist market Disneys ability –tap into the childhood spirit made the studio so successful. Disney gave people what they wanted to see; it gave them the new imaginationfull of fairy tales which helped audience to escape the realities for at least 90 minutes. American animation especially Walt Disney cartoons produced enormous impression on Soviet people. In the summer of 1933, the history of Soviet animation chaged dramatically, when in Moscow hosted the first-ever festival of...
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