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    of being a human being. The only difference is who their significant others are. Being a homosexual does not show a variation of what a heterosexual individual can do. In the social status hierarchy at the top of the pyramid there are homosexual in Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief of Operations (COO) positions in companies. For example, after reading and article titled, “7 LGBT CEOs You Should Know” it was interesting to find out that Tim Cook who is the CEO of apple since 2011, is titled “the most powerful gay executive in the world.” Before he joined Apple in 1998, Cook served as the vice president of corporate materials for Compaq. Tim was also the Chief Operating Officer of Intelligent Electronics in the Reseller Division. Tim also spent twelve years at IBM. Tim has an M.B.A. from Duke University, and a Bachelor’s of Science degree in industrial engineering from Auburn University. Another one would be Rick Welts President and Chief of Operations of the Golden State Warriors. Rick was also the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Phoenix Suns from July, 2002 until September, 2011. From 1996 to 1999, Rick was also the third highest ranking official in the NBA, as Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer. Being a homosexual does not…

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    The executive summary in this paper is a proposal to realign the staffing of the Trauma Services Department to include a Trauma Services Coordinator. With advance notice, this proposal would be presented at the monthly trauma services meeting. The target population, also known as the stakeholders, include the Trauma Registrar, Trauma Services Manager, Trauma Services Director, Chief Trauma Surgeon, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Nursing Officer, and Chief Medical Officer. Purpose Realigning the…

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    Hospital History Summary

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    The top management consists of a CEO (Chief Executive Officer) and a CFO (Chief Financial Officer). Under them is the Middle Management these are division and departmental heads in charge of specific departments. Under them are the front line supervisors who are the first line of supervision to the rank and file workers. The structure is built on the Organizational Theory which states that only so many people can be supervised by one individual this is known at “Span of Control.” Hospitals…

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    Custodial Care Interview

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    custodial care. However, the facility also provides inpatients and outpatient services to the general population. Those interviewed were the hospital Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Nursing Officer (CNO), Unit Secretary (US) and 4 patients. Participants for this trial were selected randomly and only those who fulfilled the inclusion…

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    excellence, and integrity. The policy provides ways for company associates to voice their concerns when ethical issues arise. Walmart promotes integrity in the workplace, in the marketplace, and in the community using the same four systems of belief. One of the main goals in using these beliefs is the desire to create and maintain a culture of respect that promotes positive work, corporate, and community environments. In 2005, Walmart’s policy of Global Ethics was challenged when the…

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    John Mackey, cofounder and co-chief executive officer of Whole Foods Market, and Thurman John Rodgers, founder and chief executive officer of Cypress Semiconductor, both successful businessmen, but have very different views on their responsibility to their stakeholders. John Mackey believes in the importance of customer-centered business, while T.J. Rodgers believes that John Mackey’s views are altruistic and only to boost public relations. Though both plans have made their businesses successful…

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    Groupon Case Study Summary

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    August 31, 2012”(11-2). Resources • 35 million registered users • Mobile application o “In December 2011, one quarter of all purchases in its North America segment were made through mobile devices”(11-4). • Groupon’s website • Board Members o Eric Lefkofsky • Lefkofsky is the Co-founder and the Executive Chairman of Groupon o Peter Barris • Barris “has led investments in over 20 information technology companies that have completed public offerings or successful mergers”(11-4) o Mellody…

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    I have chosen Oklahoma Baptist University as my university and chief financial officer as my career. A chief financial officer, commonly seen as CFO, is responsible for monitoring and working to improve the financial status of a business. They are also responsible for record-keeping, financial reporting to higher management, and financial planning. A CFO typically reports to a board of directors and the chief executive officer, commonly seen as COO. Usually with most corporations, a CFO will…

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    She asked him a series of questions including the following: “You have stated that you are the one accountable, what have you done to resolved this problem, have you resigned as CEO or chairman of Wells Fargo?” “Have you returned one nickel of the millions of dollars that you were paid while this scam was going on?” “Have you fired a single senior executive?” Stumph stated that he had not resigned, he had not returned a single nickel of his personal earnings, and he had not fired a single…

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    world. It deals with the production and assembling of motor vehicles all over the world. I believe that the type of leadership in General Motors has contributed to its ' profitability. General Motors is characterized by leaders who adhere to ethical standards and practices in the following ways. Their leaders treat all employees equally regardless of their race, social background, or academic qualifications. Employees are promoted fairly based on their skills and competence. Their managers are…

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