...Business Plan for Acting Agency Name Institution Business Plan for Acting Agency Introduction An acting agency is an entity or a company that represents or finds jobs for artists, film directors, screenwriters, models, or musicians in entertainment or film industry. The acting agency supports, promotes, or defends the clients' interests. An accounting agency can specialize on various talents in the film industry by establishing different departments within the company or specify on a single specialty. As such, the acting agencies can range from being commercial talent, modeling, sport, broadcast journalist, voice-over, music, film, or literal agencies. The status of Exposure Acting Agency has aroused interest to give them growth and development ideas after noticing its decline in its business, especially the way it does not receive requests for actors for the past few months. In this case, this report provides an effective business plan that Exposure Acting Agency can implement into their organization to thrive their success in the film industry. Background The aim of this plan reports it to help Exposure Acting Agency streamline its products and services to make sure its signed actors receive frequent requests from film directors, which is the healthy way of ensuring business growth and talent development. Receiving frequent requests for the actors will help the company to drive its growth and sustainability, as it achieves the...
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...Business Plan for Acting Agency Name Institution Business Plan for Acting Agency Introduction An acting agency is an entity or a company that represents or finds jobs for artists, film directors, screenwriters, models, or musicians in entertainment or film industry. The acting agency supports, promotes, or defends the clients' interests. An accounting agency can specialize on various talents in the film industry by establishing different departments within the company or specify on a single specialty. As such, the acting agencies can range from being commercial talent, modeling, sport, broadcast journalist, voice-over, music, film, or literal agencies. The status of Exposure Acting Agency has aroused interest to give them growth and development ideas after noticing its decline in its business, especially the way it does not receive requests for actors for the past few months. In this case, this report provides an effective business plan that Exposure Acting Agency can implement into their organization to thrive their success in the film industry. Background The aim of this plan reports it to help Exposure Acting Agency streamline its products and services to make sure its signed actors receive frequent requests from film directors, which is the healthy way of ensuring business growth and talent development. Receiving frequent requests for the actors will help the company to drive its growth and sustainability, as it achieves the...
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...OUR AGENCY: X-TACY ADVERTISING AGENCY Name and Logo: Why this logo? We chose the word, ‘X-tacy’ for the strong desire or impulse that our ads create every time it is seen by anyone which consequently turns them to customers of our client’s product or service. These colors were selected as yellow is the sign for happiness and wisdom, black is the color for mystery and red is the color for love and excitement. The letter ‘X’ is the X-Factor which comes in the customer’s mind when looking at our ads. The pulse defines the customer’s impulse to purchase the product with a mixture of love and the X-factor. The font with the cuts shows the print media that we are specialized for. Punch line: “An Impulse that Lasts for Eternity” Mission Statement “We aim at arousing such a desire and impulse through our advertisements that customers are destined to remember the product, service or company for a lifetime” Objectives: * Our aim is to make our clients feel more than satisfied with our work so that customers feel an impulse and craving for the product that is advertised every time it is seen by them. * To create such an atmosphere for the employees that they feel relaxed and interested in brainstorming their ideas to the full potential. * To create a sharing, caring and homely atmosphere at the same time maintaining healthy competition. How do we capture clients? We capture clients through: * By giving presentation to clients on campaign: The clients give...
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...Recognizing and Minimizing Tort and Regulatory Risk There is an imminent necessity for organizations to recognize and prevent torts. In the following essay we will find the analysis of a simulation for a company called Alumina, indicating the legal matters and risks they are taking. Also we will discuss a preventive plan for a company in Puerto Rico and how the Puerto Rican government treats torts and regulations. The simulation of Alumina, is very interesting. This fictitious company is accused of contaminating water with carcinogens. and consequently a girl who consumed the water was diagnosed with leukemia. The mother blames the company and is stating this to the news. The government empowers certain agencies to assist states in regulating the way companies do certain procedures to maintain a certain quality of life. An example of such agencies is the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This agency was created in 1970, if a standard is not met EPA has the authority to issue sanctions among other steps to ensure an environmental quality of life. The company needs to do something about this. The board of the company is Todd, Lloyd, and Richards. Todd is the legal council he firmly believes that the procedures for disposal of waste are efficient and that they are below the specified level in compliance with the Clean Water Act; thus he thinks the company should submit a story about this. Lloyd is certain that the acquisitions are without foundation, but he...
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...in general. Competition for state funds by other agencies is intense and, as a rule, the tourism people do not as good as lobbying as other interest groups. In order to do something at this regard, the Governor appointed a 40-member tourism task force to investigate ways in which tourism promotion could be accomplished in a more adequate manner. The task force has come up with the following plan: they recommend that the state legislature establish a “tourism marketing order” to raise funds from assessments the industry makes upon itself about the way in which each business should contribute to funding. Businesses that would be assessed include transportation companies, travel agencies, cruise lines, rental car companies, accommodations, attractions, recreation facilities, restaurants, retail outlets, factory outlets, and bars/drinking places. All funds raised would be used for state-wide tourism promotion. In order to implement this plan, the state legislature must first authorize a statewide referendum that would be conducted by the industry among its members to see if this plan is desired. If so, then how should the assessment be made, and at what level? Acting as consultants for the state Governor, answer to the following questions 1. What do you think of this plan? 2. Would it be acceptable to the majority of tourism businesses? 3. How would the assessment be most fairly made? To what extent different business should contribute? 4. What...
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...general. Competition for state funds by other agencies is intense and, as a rule, the tourism people do not as good as lobbying as other interest groups. In order to do something at this regard, the Governor appointed a 40-member tourism task force to investigate ways in which tourism promotion could be accomplished in a more adequate manner. The task force has come up with the following plan: they recommend that the state legislature establish a “tourism marketing order” to raise funds from assessments the industry makes upon itself about the way in which each business should contribute to funding. Businesses that would be assessed include transportation companies, travel agencies, cruise lines, rental car companies, accommodations, attractions, recreation facilities, restaurants, retail outlets, factory outlets, and bars/drinking places. All funds raised would be used for state-wide tourism promotion. In order to implement this plan, the state legislature must first authorize a statewide referendum that would be conducted by the industry among its members to see if this plan is desired. If so, then how should the assessment be made, and at what level? Acting as consultants for the state Governor, answer to the following questions 1. What do you think of this plan? 2. Would it be acceptable to the majority of tourism businesses? 3. How would the assessment be most fairly made? To what extent different business should...
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...in general. Competition for state funds by other agencies is intense and, as a rule, the tourism people do not as good as lobbying as other interest groups. In order to do something at this regard, the Governor appointed a 40-member tourism task force to investigate ways in which tourism promotion could be accomplished in a more adequate manner. The task force has come up with the following plan: they recommend that the state legislature establish a “tourism marketing order” to raise funds from assessments the industry makes upon itself about the way in which each business should contribute to funding. Businesses that would be assessed include transportation companies, travel agencies, cruise lines, rental car companies, accommodations, attractions, recreation facilities, restaurants, retail outlets, factory outlets, and bars/drinking places. All funds raised would be used for state-wide tourism promotion. In order to implement this plan, the state legislature must first authorize a statewide referendum that would be conducted by the industry among its members to see if this plan is desired. If so, then how should the assessment be made, and at what level? Acting as consultants for the state Governor, answer to the following questions 1. What do you think of this plan? 2. Would it be acceptable to the majority of tourism businesses? 3. How would the assessment be most fairly made? To what extent different business should contribute? 4. What...
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...of government offices need to work together to fulfill objectives that benefit the public. It is more beneficial to everyone involved for administrations to coordinate and collaborate together to resolve problems. Federalism, in part, is the system where federal government and state governments work together to the same end. The case takes place in Wichita, Kansas, in the summer of 1990. Acting for the Environmental Protection Agency, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported the downtown business district was sitting on an underground polluted lake, six square miles in size and fifteen feet below the surface. The area was called the Gilbert-Mosley site because the Gilbert-Mosley intersection was near the center. The lake was full of hazardous, commercial and industrial chemicals that caused cancer and other health issues. This discovery was very problematic for the revitalization of the declining downtown region. Like many urban areas at the time, due to the nationwide real estate slump, downtown Wichita was stagnant. It was difficult to attract new business to begin with. Because of the contamination, banks stopped making loans to develop the area because they feared liability if the EPA ranked the area for Superfund. A Superfund is a large fund set up to finance an expensive...
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...by local employees, so too often Carrefour faced problems from local labor unions. After a decade of unsustainable operations and cut-throat competition, Carrefour finally announced the sale of its South Korean business in April 2006. The case is structured to enable students to: (1) understand why successful multinational giants like Nokia, Google, Nestle and Carrefour have failed to make an impact in the South Korean market; (2) study and analyze the entry and expansion strategies of Carrefour in South Korea; (3) study why Carrefour performed below expectations in South Korea; and (4) analyze why Carrefour was unable to attract enough customers in South Korea, in spite of implementing some of its international best practices in the country. Hypermarket/Superstore Hypermarket is superstore which combines a supermarket (Supermarket is a self-service store, which offers a wide variety of food and household merchandise, organized into departments) and a Department store. It carries a wide range of products under one roof, including full range of Groceries and General merchandise ( Dry goods, apparel and accessories, furniture and home furnishings, small wares, hardware, and food). ü A typical Hypermarket has 35,000 square feet of Retail space (selling space). ü Business model focus is on High volume and low...
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...opportunities for energy management suppliers................................................... 1 22 August 2012 ii ProQuest Document 1 of 1 Carbon tax: expert sees opportunities for energy management suppliers Author: Hodgkinson, Steve. Publication info: Manufacturers' Monthly (Jul 2011). ProQuest document link Abstract: Putting aside the politics of how best to design Australia's strategy for transitioning to a greener economy, the Government's Climate Change Plan finally gives businesses some clarity over the imperatives to invest in technology to reduce CO2 emissions.For most organisations this means that they will need to invest in systems to monitor operational processes and to analyse and report on their energy consumption, the energy efficiency of production facilities and offices and their overall CO2 emission... Links: Linking Service Full Text: Putting aside the politics of how best to design Australia's strategy for transitioning to a greener economy, the Government's Climate Change Plan finally gives businesses some clarity over the imperatives to invest in technology to reduce CO2 emissions.For most organisations this means that they will need to invest in systems to monitor operational processes and to analyse and report on their energy consumption, the energy efficiency of production facilities and offices and their overall CO2 emission outcomes.The case for such systems has been understood in a theoretical sense for decades, largely from an environmental...
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...the stock price. While the managers should do their best in maximizing the shareholders’ wealth, they should ensure that their behavior is ethical. Ultimately, the owners will only benefit if the business is operated within the legal and ethical limits. Q2. What is a limited partnership? Briefly explain what are the advantages and disadvantages of being a general partner and a limited partner. Suggested Solution: A Limited Partnership (LP) is a vehicle for doing business and is a subset of partnership. It is a partnership consisting of a minimum of two partners, with at least one general partner and at least one limited partner. An LP does not have a separate legal entity from the partners i.e. it cannot sue or be sued or own property in its own name. A general partner is liable for all debts and obligations of the LP. This is unfavorable to the GP but he or she has control over the operations of the business. The advantage of being a limited partner is such that he or she is not liable for debts and obligations of the LP beyond his agreed contribution. In addition, the LPs are able to leverage on the expertise of the GPs but the former are unable to take part in the management of the LP. Q3. Briefly discuss whether agency problems would arise in sole proprietorship and partnerships. Suggested...
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...Policy: Emile owns Emile’s Used Car Emporium. Several people work for him at the Emporium. When Emile is gone, he leaves one of his best salespersons, Dorothy, in charge. Over the years, Emile has given Dorothy the authority to contract with vendors, negotiate sales, and conclude car sales contracts in his name. One August, Emile takes a long vacation, leaving Dorothy in charge. While he is gone a hurricane hits Florida where the Emporium is located, causing severe damage. Because Emile is floating down the Amazon, Dorothy cannot reach him for instructions. She decides that rather than leave the place in shambles, she will hire people to repair the Emporium. Dorothy hires a carpenter to rebuild a wall that was blown down by the storm. Phil, the carpenter, is busy at work on his scaffold when Dorothy’s Scottish terrier TuTu, who she keeps with her at work, plows into the scaffolding while chasing a cat. Phil is knocked off the scaffold and falls ten feet to the ground, suffering a broken leg. Please address any and all issues you spot in this problem. You may need to make a few assumptions, if so... please state what those assumptions are. According to www.businessdictionary.com, an agent’s duties are to act on behalf of and be subject to the control of the principal, act within the scope of authority delegated by the principal, use duties with appropriate care, avoid conflict with personal interests and those of the principal, and promptly hand over to the principal all monies...
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...Caremark established 1963, has been expanding every year since their inception. With over 7,000 retail locations they face many human resources challenges. It essential for CVS to understand what HR challenges they face to make informed decisions; beneficial to the company stakeholders and employees. Hr decisions affect not only the employee’s but the company’s social opt squat. These resolutions include recruitment of highly skilled workers, company policies, labor relations, training and diversity, management of multiple locations, global business environments, employee compensation and benefits, and legal compliance. In addition, CVS human resources have to align optisquat with the mission and values of the company. CVS Caremark Organizational Analysis CVS Caremark is a pharmacy health care provider in the U.S. They provide pharmacy services, which includes mail order pharmacy services, specialty pharmacy services, plan design and administration, formulary management and claims processing; and Retail Pharmacy, which sells prescription drugs and a range of general merchandise, including over-the-counter drugs, beauty products and cosmetics, photo finishing, seasonal merchandise, greeting cards and convenience foods. As of Dec. 31, 2011, CVS has approximately 7,300 CVS/pharmacy retail stores. (CVS Care mark, 2011) CVS headquarters is in Woonsocket, R.I., with more than $107 billion in annual revenue and ranked 21st on Fortune 500 for 2011. Some notable facts...
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...Responsibility Mulligan versus Friedman perspectives on moral business decisions * Mulligan: Execs have most knowledge and will be better at at analyzing problems and implementing solutions * Friedman: Execs are not competent to solve moral problems – should be left to governemtn Director/Officer “Duty of Due Care Standard” in the Business Judgment Rule Statutory duty to act: 1. “In Good Faith” – NO SELF INTEREST 2. “With Care of an ordinarly prudent person” BE INFORMED 3. “In manner reasonably believed to be in best interest of corporation” Comparison to a Professional’s “Duty of Due Care”: 1. Duty of Care 2. Breach of duty of care by a reasonably prudent professional 3. breach causes damages that were foreseeable. 4. Negligence Theory: , Can negligence be criminal—US v Parks case Yes! If informed of an issue, should follow through and ensure action was taken (supermarket example) States’ Differing Public Policy on role of stakeholders in making a decision that is in the best interests of the company * Half of the states say the officers and directors can take into account stockholders and other stakeholders (employees, customers, supplies, communities). * Pennsylvania and Indiana allow officers to place the interests of stakeholders above stockholders Why most companies choose Delaware to incorporate Management friendly. Example: business judgement rule Drucker’s Aristotelian statement--aligning...
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...which are: 1. Trustworthiness 2. Clear Dealings 3. Always Customers first 4. Quality 5. On time 6. Honesty, and 7. Eternal Relationship. The Levant Sweater LTD clearly follows the terms and condition of Bangladesh Government. The entire act and laws posted by the Government been strongly followed in our terms and condition of company. An agreement to this effect was signed between the Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) and The Levant Sweater Ltd. Basic Information | | Company Name | The Levant Sweater LTD | Business type | Manufacturing | Product/Service | Men’s sweater, women’s sweater, children’s sweater, etc. | Number of Employees | 150-250 people | Registered Address | 515 Senpara Parbata, Mirpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh. | Company Web site | www.levantgroup.com | Ownership and Capital | | Year Established | 1995 | Legal ownership/Business owner | The Levant LTD | Trade and Market | | Main Markets | China, Hong-Kong, Australia,...
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