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[Solved] Ethical Rules Might Need

[Solved] Ethical Rules Might Need

Below are the following discussion questions, need help with the response. 

Cash Cycle

1.  Looking at the organization you work for, or an industry you are interested in, what are some factors that would go into your cash conversion strategy? How long do you hold inventory, if you have it, and why?   

(My interests/ organization are Amazon or logistics -solar company) 

2.   Doing Business in Other Countries 

Using research from the library (e.g., ProQuest, IBIS world, and the like) pick a country:

  • What are some things you need to think about when doing business there?
  • How stable is their currency, and what effect does their currency have on your purchasing power?
  • What customs or ethical rules might need to be adjusted?

[Solved] Attached File Instructions

[Solved] Attached File Instructions

  I am in requirement of cost benefit analysis for the attached file

Instructions: 

Create a PowerPoint deck (made up of no more than 6 slides) to present your findings, addressing the following questions for Annie: 

• What would be the estimated cost/benefit under each option? 

• What is your recommendation? 

• What are some of the assumptions we had to make, which will require further validation? 

• What additional activities should we perform in order to finalize our recommendation? 

• What are some of the additional qualitative benefits/considerations for each option? 

• What did you find easiest/most challenging about the exercise? 

Provide the back-up calculations used for your recommendation in an Excel file.

[Solved] Necessary Factors Would Need

[Solved] Necessary Factors Would Need

The following sections should be included:

Four to Six Pages

  • Progress of the Company. You should briefly bring the new topic members up to speed about the progress of your company over the past eight years. While it is not important to describe every change, be sure to give an executive-level overview of the various products, strategies, and performances. 
  • Current Situation. Here, discuss the current situation of your company by performing and analyzing a full SWOT analysis. a) Strengths: Identify the strengths of the organization.
    b) Weaknesses: Identify the weaknesses of the organization.
    c) Opportunities: Identify potential opportunities the organization should explore in order to expand.
    d) Threats: Identify external factors that could negatively affect the organization. 
  • Future of the Company. Consider the results of your SWOT analysis, and detail an approach you plan to take regarding your top priority at the company. Be sure to include any innovative or sustainable approaches in your plan. 
  • Ethical, Legal, and Social Challenges. Discuss any ethical, legal, or social challenges the company may have faced or could face in the future, and suggest strategies for how the company could overcome these challenges. 
  • Global Considerations. In this section, discuss what necessary factors would need to be considered if the company were to expand into the global market. Consider the opportunities and threats outlined in the SWOT analysis previously in order to analyze the greatest advantages and disadvantages to expanding this company into the global market.
    Capstone Component 2: Professional Reflection 

For the second and final component of your capstone, you will compose a reflection in which you discuss the process and outcomes of this project, as well as how your coursework culminated in the capstone project. This may include discussions of unforeseen problems or obstacles, and any unexpected surprises. The reflection should also discuss your identified strengths and problems that you encountered while completing the capstone. Finally, the reflection will examine how the capstone project will be useful in the job market or in furthering your education.

You should envision this component as a personal reflection on the capstone and your experience in the business core program as a whole. For instance, relative to the capstone, you could discuss what you did (or intended to do), and then consider what worked well, what challenges you faced, and what you would change or do differently to make your experience better. In reflecting on your time in the business core program, you might discuss where you started, where you are, and where you see yourself going. Note that this component is not about evaluating the capstone itself but rather your experience within the capstone project.

Some of the issues that you could address in this final component of this capstone include the following:

  • Overall, what was your capstone experience like? 
  • Reflect on your experience performing the Capsim simulation. 
  • Reflect on the significance of the capstone in relation to your own experience at SNHU. 
  • What connections do you see between your capstone and your academic program? 
  • How will you apply what you have learned to your future academic and/or professional life? 
  • How did you demonstrate effective business communication in both this capstone course and throughout the business core program? 
  • How will you utilize these business communication skills in your future classes here at SNHU and in the working world after graduation? 
  • Reflect on your experiences with peer-to-peer and peer-to-leader collaboration in this capstone course. 
  • How has peer-to-peer and peer-to-leader collaboration influenced your performance and decision making in this class? 
  • Reflect on establishing and maintaining a professional business etiquette in both this capstone course and throughout the business program. 

[Solved] High Quality Local Sales

[Solved] High Quality Local Sales

  

4. Should BHI participate in Series B or not? Why? If so, should it provide the bridge, and in what form?

The term sheet for the bridge must protect the BHI

a. Talk about governance: board seat, right to approve/veto business decisions if certain performance thresholds are not first met

b. Exit rights: right to exit if PEG is not successful in bringing on additional investors. Right to preferential liquidation over later investors

c. Establish ESOP. High quality local sales people are essential to PEG’s success. The ESOP should incentivize them.

d. Should BHI negotiate for a $1 million investment based on a lower pre-money valuation, thereby increasing its stake. Should they include anti-dilution provisions to protect against any down round. 

e. Should the bridge financing be structured as a convertible bond.

f. Should PEG develop and report on impact measures?

[Solved] Hrd Group Must First

[Solved] Hrd Group Must First

You anticipate a great deal of resistance to change from the employees of Pegasus, especially if there are layoffs involved. You and the HRD group must first identify the emotional factors of change and then present a plan to address these issues to the company in a meeting. You must consider the overall culture of the organization as well as all the subcultures. 

Research how people and organizations react to change, both positive and negative. If possible, interview coworkers, family, and friends who have experienced substantial change in their lives. Review articles and books on how organizations have successfully moved through changes, and study those that have failed to make changes to succeed. Develop a set of recommendations that will minimize the negative reactions from individuals and the organization to the change being planned for Pegasus. Be sure to cite your sources using APA guidelines. 

Prepare a presentation for Pegasus’ senior management team, focusing on anticipated employee reactions to organizational change (including the possibility of layoffs), and complete the following: 

  1. Present your findings from your research and surveys on how people react to change. 
  2. Propose an action plan to address these reactions. 
  3. Discuss the financial impact of emotional reactions to change so your audience “buys in” to any proposed investments of time or money. 

[Solved] Describe 3 Process Skills

[Solved] Describe 3 Process Skills

You need to coach your HRD team about using the correct process skills that they will have to teach the leadership of Pegasus. Discuss the following:

  1. Identify and describe 3 process skills that are necessary for the consultant to have to facilitate change. 
  2. Describe what will and will not work at Pegasus.

[Solved] Program Funds Affect Functions

[Solved] Program Funds Affect Functions

The reading and resources for this module discuss how intergovernmental relationships that are based on program funds affect functions, services, and citizens at all levels of government. For assignment, write a response to the following:

As the city manager of Anytown, Michigan, you are assigned the responsibility of developing and submitting a community-development block grant for a neighborhood revitalization project. This project has been a high priority for the city council, the county board of commissioners, the local nonprofit housing agency, and the governor’s office. A critical part of the grant is obtaining letters of support and nonfederal funds to meet the block grant’s match requirement. Discuss who you would contact about generating the local match and letters of support. Explain your rationale.

Video: Federalism: A Crash Course Government and Politics opens in new window (cc) (9:14)
This video discusses the concept of federalism and its evolution in the United States, focusing on the transfer of power from states to the federal government and the recent trend of returning authority to the states.

[Solved] Successful Nonprofits Opens

[Solved] Successful Nonprofits Opens

The news director for your television station has given you an assignment to interview the rising senatorial candidate for your state. This candidate has a vision for a new America and has used this vision heavily on the campaign trail. Using the information from the textbook and resources for this module, develop a list of questions that you would ask the candidate during the interview. Provide a rationale for why you selected these questions.

TextbookStrategic Planning for Public and Nonprofit Organizations, Chapter 8

  • What are the elements that are necessary to have an effective vision statement?
  • Compare and contrast the similarities and differences between a mission statement and a vision statement in terms of the organization and individual organization members.

Video: Starfish Story opens in new window (cc) (1:19)
Explain how seemingly inconsequential actions can have a significant impact when guided by a strong vision of success.

Video: A Vision for Successful Nonprofits opens in new window (cc) (18:11)
What are the characteristics of a nonprofit agency and/or its operating environment that pose specific challenges to the development of an organizational vision?

[Solved] Also Use Organizational Behavior

[Solved] Also Use Organizational Behavior

Not only do managers oversee functional processes in company, they also have to manage people. Human Resources (HR) is the primary way that companies manage people and HR assists managers with areas such as hiring, training, employment law, performance management, employee benefits, and compensation. They also use organizational behavior principles to build positive employees relations. Reflect back on what you have learned in your program on HR and organizational behavior. Please review the following article on HR:

Then as a refresher, research both topics and answer the following questions:

  • You are a manager working with a recruiter to hire a new employee, what steps should you take to hire them? 
  • Your new employee just started, how would you explain each area of HR to them? 
  • What principles of organizational behavior could help you build your team? 
  • What leadership theories and skills would you use to successful lead your team?

[Solved] Important Functional Management Principles

[Solved] Important Functional Management Principles

Managers often play a dual role, they have to manage people and also oversee processes. There are some very critical process areas that managers oversee in order to make sure the company functions effectively. Some of these process areas include operations and supply chain management. Please review the following articles on operations management:

Then, with your fellow classmates, reflect on what you have learned in your program and the information from the article, and discuss the following: 

  • What are the most important functional management principles to you when building a company’s success? 
  • How does operations management help to design process and manufacturing processes? 
  • What are some of the advantages of Lean supply chain processes?

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