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    Imagine it is your first day at a massive pre-established firm, you squeeze your way into a white, 6x6 cubical, to the left of you slumps an older man. His age and stress shows on his face and it becomes apparent that this is your future. Why would anyone put their blood, sweat, and tears into a company without it being their own. As an entrepreneur, I can develop, grow, and manage my own company to create an impact in society. To begin, as an entrepreneur, I will start with an idea, for this essay lets say I have an idea for a software company that offers a revolutionary way of advertising a product. The very first question I would ask myself is, “does this idea have a social impact that will improve the greater good of man”. Since my idea does, I now have to create a business plan. Compared to job where you go to work and management assigns you tasks that you will never reek the benefits for, entrepreneurship allows you to build your company from the ground up, by addressing the need for the product, what market it serving, the risks that the company faces, and the initial investments needed to start the company. After I have found the niche and what it will take to make my idea a reality, I will persistently validate my concept through a Failsafe Validation. As an entrepreneur, I have to be willing to fail; the Failsafe Validation concept allows me to fail quickly and cheap. If you have ever gotten that feeling in your stomach, the warm fuzzy feeling, such as…

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    720511058 Michael Walzer’s Moral Principle of Equality Traditional Just War Theory (JWT) contains at its core a principle Walzer calls the moral equality of combatants. According to this principle, combatants on various sides of a war possess the same right to kill, regardless of the justice of the cause for which they are fighting. Walzer’s argument is roughly that a modern day solider, whether for a just case or not, does not freely choose to fight. One is conscripted into service, or…

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    BBDO Case Study

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    Being able to relate to the audience is not an easy job. But the fact that BBDO was able to appeal to different target audience appeals to me most. Not only do they direct attention to just one person viewing it, they try to target it to different people watching it at the same time. INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS !9 Their main competitor. BBDO has various companies that are competing against them. The top of the competitor list being JWT (J. Walter Thompson Company). They also expertise in…

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    This meant that Hill + Knowlton soon became the very first multinational public relations company. Until 1962, Hill managed the companies firm and remained active in it until his death in 1977. In 1980, Hill + Knowlton were bought by J. Walter Thompson (JWT) Group Inc. In 1987, the world’s largest communications services group, WPP, bought JWT and Hill + Knowlton. WPP Group had become attracted to the fast and growing company of Jack Martin. Martin started a Public Strategies, Inc after being an…

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    constitution of the United States was written far before the Just War Theory (JWT) was written or even thought about. However, the founders of the United States understood that Congress, not the president, has the power to declare war. This covers the aspect in JWT of public declaration by proper authority. A public declaration is key to informing the enemy of the hazards they now face. It is also to alert a nation’s own citizens of the intentions of the government (Orend 50). A resolution…

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    Just War Theory

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    The “Just War Theory” (JWT) is a body of thought that has been constructed over many centuries. The theory is widely contested and has many critics. JWT discusses certain situations and instances in which the use of physical force is “justified” to accomplish desired outcomes. I consider this physical force or aggressive action an act of “war.” In my work, I will discuss how the environment is incorporated into this, and if it plays a factor in justifying “aggressive acts.” I will also take…

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    advertising company, and there are some footsteps I have planed. First, I must graduate from AAU in Spring 2017. I have been being a student more than ten years, and I didn’t work at any company with full time job. I think this is not a great result because I know what I learn is very limited in the school, and it is totally different between the school and company when I work on a project. That’s I am very look forward work at the company. Second, I prefer find a design job in China. I…

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    or her choice of situations in which to participate in and to provide intrinsic rewards that are usually associated with achieving goals”. That mean, it is the efforts of the person to improve him or herself in getting to what he or she want to achieve. Example techniques used in team for personal development by improving communication dimension between individuals is Johari Windows created by two American psychologists, Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham in the 1950s. The Johari Windows is a…

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    company culture, a defining business strategy, a destiny.” - David Ogilvy Ogilvy & Mather was founded by David Ogilvy in 1948 in New York. As Ogilvy & Mather expands over the years, it has now more than 450 offices in 169 cities and it is now one of the eight largest advertising networks in the world. In 1989, WPP Group acquired Ogilvy & Mather for $864 million. WPP plc is a British advertising and public relations company that is established in many countries. It is the world's largest…

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    Lokusdesign Case Study

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    enlist higher deals development in the residential business sector. Then again, exceptional rivalry and evaluating weight may affect Lokusdesign overall revenues. Brand name Lokusdesign PARENT COMPANY STARFISH CATEGORY Brand consulting, packaging SECTOR consultant TAGLINE THE GROWTH CATALYSTS USP Today market require accurate brand image which need to be consult. STRENGTH 1. Excellent Brand image with big market. 2. Less costly than other competitors. 3. Best designers 4. Experienced staff.…

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