The document provides instructions for using a presentation template. It states that the template contains preset slides that should not be deleted or added to. Presenters should replace the blue text on slides with their own content, changing the font to black. Speaker notes explaining the content on each slide should be added in the gray area below each slide, not in comment boxes. No audio or video clips should be included. The "How to Use This Template" slide should be deleted before submitting.
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Presentation to the Board of Directors of the Corporation (Target Corporation)
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Presentation to the Board of Directors of the Corporation (Target Corporation)
The document provides instructions for using a presentation template. It states that the template contains preset slides that should not be deleted or added to. Presenters should replace the blue text on slides with their own content, changing the font to black. Speaker notes explaining the content on each slide should be added in the gray area below each slide, not in comment boxes. No audio or video clips should be included. The "How to Use This Template" slide should be deleted before submitting.
The document provides instructions for using a presentation template. It states that the template contains preset slides that should not be deleted or added to. Presenters should replace the blue text on slides with their own content, changing the font to black. Speaker notes explaining the content on each slide should be added in the gray area below each slide, not in comment boxes. No audio or video clips should be included. The "How to Use This Template" slide should be deleted before submitting.
Each slide needed in your submission is provided in this template.
Do not add slides Do not delete slides (except the “How to Use This Template” slide) Replace the “blue” font on each slide with your presentation content Change all font to black Use bullet points on the slides Do not type every word you plan to say on the slide Enter the text/transcript of your talk in the speaker notes section The speaker notes section is the gray area below each slide Do not enter your speaker notes in comment boxes Do not include audio or video clips Delete this slide before submitting your assignment Assignment 4 Insert Student’s Name Here Firm’s Name Impacts on Impact of Company’s Mission on Success Define and Differentiate Business Operations Exceptional value and customer centeredness Impact of Company’s Vision on Success Long-term strategic direction Commitment to value environment, community, and diversity. Impact of Stakeholders on Success Engaging factor in business’ operations and success Stakeholder management SWOT Analysis Strategy Strengths and Opportunities Proactive response against customers’ need Deliver more with less to low income groups SWOT Analysis Strategy Weaknesses and Threats Forecasting Cost raises Proactive approach to cater increasing competition in retail industry Competitiveness Strategy Competitiveness Differentiation and Focus Strategy Innovation and Creativity in product design and services provision Profitability Strategy Profitability Corporate-level Growth Strategy Acquisition Communications Plan Competitiveness Strategies Official Internal Communication Channels Mission and Vision Statement Communications Plan Profitability Strategies Social Media Forums and In-house Marketing Annual and Quarterly Reports and Meetings Corporate Social Responsibility Responsible (ethical) corporate citizen Serve Guest – Wellness Product Standards Support Safety and Diversity – Diverse Cultural Appreciation
Impact of efforts on company’s bottom line
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