...The Inspirational Leadership of Bono Introduction Bono, born Paul David Hewson on May 10, 1960, is the lead singer of the Irish rock band U2. Bono was born to parents Bob and Iris Hewson, and raised in a middle class neighborhood in Dublin, Ireland. When Bono was only 14 years old, his mother passed away suddenly. This loss of his mother was devastating and it moved Bono to turn to music and Christianity as a source Bono has gained access to a very public stage over the course of the past 30 years. Early in his career, however, he made the decision that this stage would serve as platform to do good and provide him an opportunity to impact the world. Throughout his life, it has been Bono's leadership and ethics that have put him in a position to effect significant global change and influence worldwide participation in humanitarian activism. Bono’s Leadership Bono has established himself as a leader in both the context of his band, U2, as well as in the worldwide arena of humanitarian efforts. Utilizing an academic definition of leadership as “a process whereby an individual influences a group of individuals to achieve a common goal,”[i] Bono clearly exhibits strong leadership in each of these aspects. The process of mutual influence between the leader and followers is evident in Bono’s interaction with his fellow band members, fans, and even his family. While the common goals may differ among these groups, Bono’s ability to inspire and effect direction...
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...FINANZAS CORPORATIVAS, 9th Edition. McGraw-Hill Interamericana, 02/2012. <vbk:978-1-4562-0587-4#outline(13.11.6)>. 5. Cálculo del costo de la deuda Shanken Corp. emitió un bono a 30 años a una tasa semestral de 7% hace siete años. Hoy, el bono se vende en 108% de su valor nominal. La tasa tributaria de la compañía es de 35%. a) ¿Cuál es el costo de la deuda antes de impuestos? b) ¿Cuál es el costo de la deuda después de impuestos? (ROSS 422) ROSS, STEPHEN A.. FINANZAS CORPORATIVAS, 9th Edition. McGraw-Hill Interamericana, 02/2012. <vbk:978-1-4562-0587-4#outline(13.11.6)>. 8. Impuestos y WACC Miller Manufacturing tiene una razón de deuda a capital accionario fijada como meta de .45. El costo de su capital accionario es de 17%, y el de su deuda es de 10%. Si la tasa tributaria es de 35%, ¿cuál será el WACC de Miller? (ROSS 422) ROSS, STEPHEN A.. FINANZAS CORPORATIVAS, 9th Edition. McGraw-Hill Interamericana, 02/2012. <vbk:978-1-4562-0587-4#outline(13.11.6)>. 11. Cálculo del WACC En el problema anterior suponga que las acciones de la compañía tienen una beta de 1.2. La tasa libre de riesgo es de 5.2% y la prima de riesgo de mercado es de 7%. Suponga que el costo total de la deuda es el promedio ponderado que implican las dos emisiones de deuda en circulación. Ambos bonos hacen pagos semestrales. La tasa tributaria es de...
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...I. Introduction A. From the spring of 1992 to the end of 1995, the Bosnian citizens were under siege. For 44 months the Serbian opposition surrounded the Bosnians who forced them to survive on limited food trafficked through an underground tunnel. In addition to starvation, the Bosnians were subject to mortar attacks every day. By the end of the siege over 10,000 citizens of Bosnia were killed. In 1997, just two years after, Bono and U2 came to Sarajevo to perform for all Yugoslavians who were forced to share this territory. His show sold out and provided temporary happiness for people who have been through a lot. B. As citizens who appreciate equal opportunity, we should praise Bono in his attempts to eliminate inequalities throughout the world. C. Bono’s impact on the whole world can be depicted through his personal contributions to charity, and his service through the band U2. II. Body A. Charity Contributions i. Actively tries to fight poverty and hunger. ii. Co creator of ONE campaign, RED, DATA and EDUN in an attempt to kick start trade to poverty stricken countries. iii. Donated $50,000 to One in Four Ireland which focuses on helping survivors of sexual abuse iv. (According to ONE’s updated 2014 financial data collected from their “About” page on the website http://www.one.org/us/about/) Bono’s ONE campaign has raised over about $107 billion in the past decade to relieve debt in less fortunate countries v. On Super Bowl Sunday he teamed...
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...name Bono, is an Irish singer-songwriter, musician, venture capitalist, businessman, and philanthropist. He is best recognized as the frontman of the Dublin-based rock band U2. Bono was born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, and attended Mount Temple Comprehensive School where he met his future wife, Alison Stewart, and the future members of U2. and has refurbished and owns The Clarence Hotel in Dublin with The Edge. He was raised in the Northside suburb of Finglas Although Bono was the second child, he also attended Church of Ireland services with his mother and brother. Bono was 14 when his mother died on 10 September 1974 after suffering a cerebral aneurysm at her father's funeral. Other songs focus on the theme of childhood vs. maturity, such as "Into the Heart", "Twilight" and "Stories for Boys". Bono attended Mount Temple Comprehensive School, a multi denominational school in Clontarf. During his childhood and adolescence, Bono and his friends were part of a surrealist street gang called "Lypton Village". Bono met one of his closest friends, Guggi, in Lypton Village. The gang had a ritual of nickname-giving. Bono had several names: first, he was "Steinhegvanhuysenolegbangbangbang", "Bono Vox" is an alteration of Bonavox, a Latin phrase which translates to "good voice". It is said he was nicknamed "Bono Vox" by his friend Gavin Friday. He initially disliked the name; however, when he learned it translated to "good voice", he accepted it. Hewson has been known as "Bono" since...
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...Edward de Bono also known as the father of lateral thinking and creativity came up with the six thinking hats system so that organisations can be more productive, focused, and mindfully involved. The six hats were coloured: * White * Yellow * Black * Red * Green * Blue White Facts (also known as white paper) - The people under the white hat are required to retrieve all of the facts that may be needed this includes all the data and information. They are also required to identify information that may be needed. Yellow Positive (also known as sun shine) - The people under the yellow hat are required to have a positive view of things and to look for benefits in the given decision or situation they will also encourage a positive view on the rest of the team. Black Negative (also known as a stern judge) - The people under the black hat will always be cautious of every decision or situation Red Feelings (also known as fire and warmth) - The people under the red hat will say what they feel without being judged. Green Creativity (also known as vegetation and rich growth) - the people under the green hat are required to be creative and to come up with new ideas. Blue Control (also known as the sky and overview) - the people working under the blue hat are in control of the process, they ask for summaries, conclusions and decisions . Why Six Thinking Hats Here are a couple of reasons for using Six Thinking Hats: 1. More complete thinking. Six...
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...October 29, 2005 Bono - World Leader - The Rolling Stone Interview Bono of the band U2 lives on the world stage not only as an acclaimed musician and band member, but even more so as a man of character who from a spiritual core has figured out how to translate his wealth and fame into influence. Bono is a model of leaders as I define leaders. A leader is a person who takes personal initiative to create an impact through his/her relationships, ideas and organizational structures. Leaders who represent this model understand that their ability to influence others through their ideas in organziations is built on what ancient philosophers called arete or excellence. Excellence from this perspective is the personal integrity found in a person's character and competence realized in action. Bono doesn't just talk about societal needs. He uses the bully pulpit of rockstardom to focus a bright light on the plight of the poor. What is the source of this strength of character? It would seem, based on this Rolling Stone interview, that it is derived from his faith as a Christian believer. This faith was nurtured in a variety of settings of his childhood Ireland. What is impressive is its concreteness and reality. It isn't mere surface religious enthusiasm. It is more like an ancient faith of beliefs applied in the daily experiences of life. One of the notable marks of his character is his openness to people that on the surface would not have anything...
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...+Antecedentes +Introduccion +Definicion +Cuales son, tipos, características, regulación, quien regula +régimen fiscal Introducción En periodos recientes, la industria de los fondos de inversión en México ha experimentando un crecimiento consistente, especialmente en la medida en que ha permitido un mayor acceso al pequeño y mediano inversionista.1 Esto se debe primordialmente a una serie de reformas financieras y legales que implementó el gobierno Mexicano durante las décadas de los 80 y 90. Durante ese periodo, sencillamente hablando, la ley Mexicana no conducía la promoción y crecimiento de los fondos de inversión y de las comercializadoras de fondos de inversión.2 Estas últimas, por ejemplo, eran creadas para servir de intermediarias en la colocación y venta de los valores de las corporativas o financieras dueñas a su vez de tales comercializadoras. Fondos de Inversión en México El Banco Nacional de México introdujo su primer fondo de inversión en 1956, es hasta a finales de los años 80 y durante los 90 cuando reformas a la ley de las sociedades de inversión permiten a los fondos de inversión jugar su papel más tradicional en la economía mexicana. Es decir, bajo la estructura legal actual la industria de los fondos de inversión promueve la Bolsa de Valores en México, facilita el proceso para que el pequeño y mediano inversionista tenga acceso al mercado de dinero y de capital, promueve la difusión de información y educación financiera, y facilita la canalización...
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...Because we can, we must. Bono is known for being the lead voice of the Irish band U2 and also taking the crown for passionate activist and humanitarian. He sits on the board of Elevation Partners and is known for co-founding DATA, EDUN, the ONE Campaign, and Product RED. This incredible man has been praised in many ways including being nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, receiving an honorary knighthood by Queen Elizabeth II, and his greatest success being named Person of the Year in 2005. Bono has a few commencement speeches under his belt, and in 2004, he spoke of “betraying the age”, influencing graduates to take life by the horns and make a name for themselves. By using allusion, analogies, and anacoenosis, Bono calls a new generation to face the winding road ahead of them, life. “I was 17 when I first saw The Clash, and it just sounded like revolution… Later I learned that a lot of the rebels were in it for the T-shirt. They’d wear the boots but they wouldn’t march. They’d smash bottles on their heads but they wouldn’t go to something more painful like a town hall meeting”(Bono). Bono begins his speech by looking back on a time in his life when he was growing up and realizing how important everyone was to society, but how no one was taking a stand or doing anything about arising issues. Opening up to his audience through this allusion creates a connection between them. This relationship is kept as he makes his speech more about himself than the students. He talks a lot...
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...* Supone información perfecta, todos saben lo mismo al mismo momento * Se puede aplicar en USA La tasa libre de riesgo no la voy a buscar en las acciones, sino en las obligaciones. Dentro de las obligaciones las de largo plazo (T. Bonds) tienen mas riesgo que las de corto plazo (T. Bills). Todo tiene riesgo, para selección la tasa libre de riesgo, también debo considerar el riesgo de reinversión que si esta asociada a las obligaciones de corto plazo. Entonces debo tomar las obligaciones a largo o corto plazo? Damodaran toma las obligaciones de largo plazo. Que usar de referencia? Para escoger el beta veo si tengo datos, si los tengo, yo mismo los hago. El riesgo país se mide por diferencia de los ADRs, o por diferencial de los bonos del tesoro entre países. Damodaran, menú izquierda Updated data, ten Discount rate. Historical rates on returns. Usamos los tbills y usar el promedio geométrico, pero el que mas se usa es el...
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...ABSTRACT (RED) was founded in 2006 by Bono and Bobby Shriver to fight against AIDS. In more than 30 years, AIDS has killed 39 million people. Today, of the 35 million people in the world living with HIV, nearly 13 million have access to life-saving treatment that costs as little as 40 cents a day. (RED) have raised over $275 million to date through the sale of (RED) products from iconic companies and events. And 100% of that money goes to work on the ground. Because of the progress made in the fight against AIDS, (RED) can deliver the first AIDS FREE GENERATION in over 30 years. Every day over 650 babies are born with HIV. Yet with access to antiretroviral treatment, we can prevent the transmission of the virus from moms to babies. KEYWORDS - AIDS FREE GENERATION - Transmission - Life-Saving treatment - Global Fund - Product (RED) INTRODUCTION The object of product (RED) In association of The ONE campaign, the main object of the company is the fight to end AIDS in Africa where 2/3 of the world’s estimated 35 million people with HIV/AIDS live. (RED) works with the world’s most iconic brands and organizations to develop (RED) branded products and services, that when purchased the 100% of the money goes to the Global Fund. These contributions are then invested in HIV/AIDS programs in Africa, with a focus on countries with high prevalence of mother-to-child transmission of HIV. Before (RED) came into being, businesses had contributed just $5 million to the...
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...ordenado en unidades | Planta ordenadas/unidades construidas | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | PARTE 4 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | AREA 1 | AREA 2 | AREA 3 | AREA 1 | AREA 2 | AREA 3 | AREA 1 | AREA 2 | AREA 3 | Depósitos en Dólares | Retiro en Dólares | A1 | A2 | A3 | | Producción total en unidades | Obreros de producción ordenados | Obreros de producción despedidos | | | Suspensión de trabajadores | | PARTE 5 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Número | Precio (centavos) | Número | Precio (centavos) | Cantidad en Dólares | Interés por año x 100 | Cantidad del primer pago (5%) | Trim de primer pago (sgte) | Cantidad de otros pagos | Pagos extras por primer bono | |...
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...University of Phoenix Definición de Términos Financieros y sus Roles Fin / 370 Finance for Business Nelson Ostolaza Profesor Norberto Molina Pérez 28 de Junio de 2012 En este ensayo se presenta un listado de diferentes palabras que se utilizan para definir o explicar todo lo que esta relacionado al término de las Finanzas. Se refiere para su definición por el silabario y otras fuentes las siguientes palabras para definir su significado y su rol n el tema de las finanzas .Estas son los siguientes términos: Finanzas / Mercado Primario / Mercado Eficiente / Riesgo / Seguridad/ Capital / Seguridad /archivo/ Bond/ Deuda/ Rendimiento La tasa de rentabilidad / Rendimiento de la inversión / Flujo de caja. * Finanzas- Según el libro en el silabario es el estudio de como las personas evalúan sus inversiones y aumentan su capital * Mercado Eficiente- El mercado eficiente indica que los precios definidos en las transacciones reflejan un alto nivel de competencia entre los diferentes participantes y un uso eficiente de toda la información disponible. * Mercado Primario- El mercado primario o mercado de emisión es aquel mercado financiero en el que se emiten valores negociables y en el que por tanto se transmiten los títulos por primera vez. * Riesgo- El riesgo es la probabilidad de un evento adverso que tiene consecuencias. El riesgo financiero puede ser la probabilidad de ocurrencia de un evento que tenga consecuencias financieras negativas para una...
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...instrumentos financieros. La demanda y la oferta se produce en un lugar de intercambio llamado mercado, en el que la compra y venta se puede realizar a través de intermediarios, ya sea en una Bolsa o fuera de ella, y en otros casos entre las partes interesadas. Fuente: SVS El mercado de valores Los inversionistas (personas o sociedades) buscan los instrumentos financieros que les reporten la mayor rentabilidad posible de acuerdo al riesgo que estén dispuestos a asumir. Los emisores requieren de capital para financiar sus proyectos, para reunir estos recursos pueden utilizar la vía de ofrecer valores (acciones, bonos, etc.) a los inversionistas. Los inversionistas y los emisores se encuentran en el Mercado de Valores. Fuente: SVS El mercado de valores Los participantes en este mercado son: 1. Emisores de Valores: ofrecen valores (acciones, bonos, cuotas de fondos mutuos, etc) para su venta en el mercado. 2. Demandantes de Valores: personas o instituciones que desean obtener ganancias mediante la adquisición de instrumentos de inversión. 3. Intermediación de Valores: se encuentran en esta categoría, los Intermediarios de Valores, las Operaciones de intermediación y las Sociedades de Apoyo a la Intermediación. 4. Reguladores y fiscalizadores: supervisan que las actividades y participantes del mercado de valores operen dentro del marco legal y demás normativa reglamentaria que les sea aplicable. 5. Entidades de apoyo a la información: contribuyen con...
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...The above supply chain map shows the process of how a company such as Tim Horton’s or Starbucks is able to bring coffee to their customers. A place such as Mexico is one of the largest coffee producing countries in the world. The retail company would have to outsource the coffee bean but would not only have to ensure they establish a farm in which they could extract the raw material from but there would need to be a processing plant (either built or partnered with) to cure and grade the beans in a place such as Mexico. If they are planning on putting their own operation in that country they would need to be financed by a bank. Once the beans were transported to North America, they would need to be roasted and then sent to a distributor. The distributor would then send the product to the retail chain or grocery store which would then be bought by the consumer. Each arrow would indicate a transport method being used. In a country like Mexico, it would be very difficult to not encounter theft or robberies along the way so it would be a little dangerous for the transportation of goods. Environmental factors could cause issues as well. If there is a drought or disaster, they may need to use air transportation instead of land or sea which would increase costs. Another issue that might become prevalent is the extent of social responsibility the retail chain would incur. Countries outside of North America do not have the same labor laws and there may be numerous ethical decisions...
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...Forbes is an American business magazine owned by Forbes, Inc. Published biweekly, it features original articles on finance, industry, investing, and marketing topics. Forbes also reports on related subjects such as technology, communications, science, and law. Its headquarters is located in Jersey City, New Jersey. Primary competitors in the national business magazine category include Fortune and Bloomberg Businessweek. The magazine is well known for its lists and rankings, including its lists of the richest Americans (the Forbes 400) and rankings of world's top companies (the Forbes Global 2000). The motto of Forbes magazine is "The Capitalist Tool ".[3] Its chairman and editor-in-chief is Steve Forbes, and its CEO is Mike Perlis. Contents [hide] 1 Company history 1.1 Sale of headquarters and relocation to Jersey City 1.2 Sale to Integrated Whale Media 2 Other publications 3 Forbes.com 4 References 5 Further reading 6 External links Company history[edit] Forbes' former headquarters on 5th Avenue in Manhattan (now owned by New York University) Forbes Building on Fifth Avenue in New York City (now owned by New York University) B. C. Forbes, a financial columnist for the Hearst papers, and his partner Walter Drey, the general manager of the Magazine of Wall Street,[4] founded Forbes magazine in 1917.[5][6] Forbes provided the money and the name and Drey provided the publishing expertise. The original name of the magazine was Forbes:...
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