Larson In Nigeria | WAC Report | | | | | 9/6/2012 | |

Table of Contents

Letter of Transmittal 3
Executive Summary................................................................................................................................4
Situation Analysis...................................................................................................................................4 Problem Statement 6 Statement of options 6 Criteria of Evaluation 7 Evaluation of Options 7 Recommendation 8 Action Plan 8 References 8

To,
Mr. David Larson
September 6th, 2012.

Subject: Regarding report on the Larson Inc subsidiary in Nigeria.

Dear Mr. David,

I have herewith attached the report pertaining to the Larson Inc subsidiary in Nigeria. This report analyzes the situation pertaining at Nigeria and factors contributing to the problems experienced by Larson’s joint venture in Nigeria. This report will help you make a rational, logical and informed decision regarding your endeavours.
Regards,

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Executive Assistant,
Larsen Inc.

Executive Summary Pessimistic report of George Ridley, CEO of the Nigerian affiliate has lead Mr. David Larson, The vice-president of international operations, to prepare a plan to continue to operate the company's Nigerian joint venture. Maintaining the operation was complicated by problems in staffing, complying with a promise to increase the share of local ownership, a joint venture partner with divergent views, and increasing costs of doing business in Nigeria. Options of adding political leader or local manufacturer Miccom as partner are evaluated considering profit, market potential and HR management as criteria and later one is recommended. (95 words)

Situation Analysis

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