...Nelson English 1101 29 March 2014 How To Be A Proper Party Promoter Denise Madison Club promoting appears to be an easy job. Promoters can make tons of money and get paid to party! It takes smart promoting, creative thinking and building teams to be effective. There are critical steps to follow to effectively build a loyal following and create relationships with groups of people. A promoter has an interesting, very rewarding, and frequently misunderstood job. While some promoters make it their fulltime pursuit, others do it as a labor of love. The driving source that all successful promoters have in common is a desire. One must have the desire and passion for success to be a proper promoter. If you want your first promotion experience to be a successful one, you must come prepared-be sharp and know the steps to follow on the road to becoming a proper party promoter. How To Be A Proper Party Promoter Being a party promoter can be a fun & lucrative business venture. It can boost the ego, make an individual popular while networking with the most amazing people. Becoming a promoter comes with all kinds of perk-free traveling, food, drinks, entries to the most hottest events, exposure to A-list celebrities and many other endless opportunities. While there are many ways to become a party promoter, there is a proper way in becoming a successful Party Promoter. To begin, you must think of a theme for your party. Themes are...
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...steps of concert touring and we'll later focus on tour budget, ticket pricing, sponsorships and finally settlement after the show. 2. Overview of Concert Touring In concert touring, there are several steps, that will be discussed briefly in this section, since our major focus in on the financial part of the process. While studying this process, the touring artist should be considered first. Find out who he is, and what does touring mean for him. Then a study of the current touring industry should be conducted in order to know where do we stand today. Afterwards, the management should be determined. Managers are the communication link with everyone else, while agents are the ones that will sell the artist's show to club owners, promoters or event organizers, or the buyers. Then, a plan should be put together in order to determine the goals of the artist/band. And press kits, or an online music...
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...number one key to be a successful promoter based on experience: You need to be established in networking. In one aspect you have to be very sociable and communicative with people, and be able to react and interact in different atmospheres. The first thing that usually comes to mind when talking about networking is Facebook, twitter or any other social media portal that helps you communicates. Social networking, such as Facebook, twitters, and foursquare are all great media tools to use when trying to promote an event. It is simple and easy to get large volumes of people to go the event you are promoting, because say you have 500 friends on your list translate that too 500 invites you got out electronically rather than a flyer, which I don’t encourage or discourage. Another tool to have is a website with all your past, current, and future events. It should contain pictures of events and parties that you have hosted and promoted. Phone numbers, emails, and other contact information should always show validity and be kept updated. If you are not well versed in networking, promoting is impossible, but you can always try flyers n go with the faith that your papers are being spread all over and not thrown in trash and I look at that as money lost. You will also need to have good relations with different clubs and venues, also with good deejays and bands that network with you, because it’s a shared responsibility between entertainers and promoters. Venues need both entertainers and...
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...by Fred Reichheld. The article presents a method to raise a company’s net-promoter score (NPS). The review will show that the NPS is a simplistic but valuable tool that has to be used with caution. Summary Reichheld (2006) starts his article by defining NPS and poses these five questions: “Why is the connection as strong as it is?”, “How does the quality of customer relationships affect the economics of a business?”, “Can the microeconomics of NPS itself ultimately be quantified and managed?”, and “How does a company raise its NPS — and on which customers should it focus its efforts”. In answering these questions, the author quantifies the value of the customer by giving value to word-of –mouth, retention rate, margins, annual spends, and cost efficiencies. In the second main section, Reichheld (2006) discusses how to Increase the NPS Strategically. The strategy promotes three priorities for increasing the NPS. The first priority is to invest in the company’s core customers (promoters). These customers are return customers which have a positive effect on the business (Reichheld, 2006). The second priority is addressing the customers that have a negative impact on the business (detractors). Although having a negative effect on the business, these customers are still profitable and the company can invest time in trying to satisfy them (Reichheld, 2006). The third priority is finding new promoters in the current customer base (Reichheld, 2006). The...
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...Duties of promoter The promoters take possession of important position and responsibility towards the incorporation of a company. Promoters stand in fiduciary relationship with the company they are promoting. The fiduciary obligations of a promoter will arise automatically once he or she becomes the promoter of the company. There are some major duties of the promoter imposed by the court. First of all is acting bona fine. ‘Bona fide’ is originally a Latin word which means doing and presenting in the absence of fraud. (Oxford Dictionaries) In the other words, a promoter is required to act honestly at all time in the perspective of best interest of the company instead of his own personal interests. In the case given above, Chin did not disclose to Ruth and Ali that his wife is the landowner and he resold the land to the company at a price higher than the original price. In short, Chin did not acting in good faith to exercise his duty. Moreover, a promoter is not permitted to make any secret profits without the consent of the company out of the promotion of the company, unless he has sufficiently disclosed the profits made in the transaction. The most common way a promoter uses to make secret profits by purchasing a property himself and reselling to the company at a higher price. In the case given, Chin purchased a land at the price of RM1 million, but he resold to Mega Sdn. Bhd. at an enhanced price which is RM5 million. Chin has breached his duty as a promoter by obtaining...
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...Dexter Davis Professor Heppding History 221- D16 14 November 2011 Determined Statesman, Self Promoter and Innovator 1. Bio of Benjamin of Franklin 2. A young child as an avid reader 3. A journeyman printer and continual pursue as a writer 4. Benjamin the journalist 5. Benjamin achieved success as a clerk of the General Assembly and became the Poster- Master General in Philadelphia 6. Benjamin the Statesman, Self promoter and Innovator 7. Conclusion Benjamin Franklin was one of the founding fathers of the United States. He was born in Boston on January 17, 1706. Benjamin was the youngest son of seventeen siblings. He did not complete his formal education; however, he was a person who was extraordinarily ambitious, free thinker, self-promoter and a determined innovator, who changed many minds and cultures through his journalisms, inventions, political influence, scientific researches, statesman and diplomat. Benjamin, as a young child, read many books that he could get his hands on, such as the first collection, “Paul Bunyan’s” literary work that he treasured, and later sold, to purchase Burton’s Historical Collections. His father, Josiah Franklin had his own library. However, majority of his father's book were religious materials, moreover, Benjamin did not enjoy reading them; that became a turning point for not becoming a clergyman. He continues to pursue other interest books, such as “De Foe’s”, an Essay on Projects and “Dr. Mather’s”...
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...ZOOM Response: In the School Promoters: Education and Social Class in Mid-Nineteenth Century Upper Canada Reading historical reconstructions is of use to future teachers as it gives future teachers the ability to recognize the elements of the past that are still present today. This allows future teachers to identify these elements and either make students aware of them and use them as a teachable moment or resist these elements and their use. For instance, the idea of teaching the sexes differently (“sexes should be schooled separately” (Prentice, 40)) was very prevalent in the 19th century. From my experience when I was in high school there is still a bias in how females are taught over males. Females were separated from males for topics...
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...The International Olympic Committee: Promoters of Peace or a Committee of Ignorance Throughout the history of the modern Olympics, numerous countries have boycotted the games due to political and social outcries. However, in very few cases has the International Olympic Committee reversed the favor and refused to invite specific countries to the Olympics to compete. These countries have included Japan, Germany, and even South Africa. Recent events of the past four decades have caused a loud uproar among countries and even organizations to exclude the country of Iran from the 2012 Olympic Games in London. It is found to be an evident case that Iran is an example of a country that completely contradicts the Olympics’ purpose in a variety of ways and therefore should not be allowed to contend. In the past century, three countries have been denied the right to compete in the Olympics for different reasons that the IOC believed as unforgiveable. According to Larry Zuckerman (2004), in 1920 and 1924 Germany was banned from the Olympics after WWI due to inhumane acts during the war such as the mass killings, lootings, and burnings of towns known as the Rape of Belgium. They were also ostracized due to their direct influence of bringing Europe into the war. In 1948, both Germany and Japan were not invited to the London games. According to George Duncan (n.d.), the two countries attributed to the massacre of civilians such as the genocide of the Jews by the Nazi’s, and the mass killings...
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...journal of MEMBRANE SCIENCE The journal provides a focal point for ‘‘membranologists’’ and a vehicle for the publication of significant contributions that advance the science and technology of membrane processes and phenomena.The primary emphasis is on the structure and function of non-biological membranes, but papers bridging the gap between non-biological and biological membranes are sought. A broad spectrum of papers is encouraged: • theory of membrane transport • experimental data on membrane permeation • membrane structure and its relation to transport • membrane processes with a focus on membrane science aspects The Journal of Membrane Science publishes Full Text Papers, State-of-the-Art Reviews and Letters to the Editors. Prospective Review authors are requested to contact one of the Editors prior to submission. Editor-in-Chief: A.L. Zydney Department of Chemical Engineering, 160 Fenske Laboratory, Pennsylvania State University, PA 16802-4400, USA; Tel: +1 814 863-7113; Fax: +1 814 865-7846; e-mail: zydney@engr.psu.edu Editors: P. Aimar, Laboratoire de Genie Chimique,118 Route de Narbonne, 31062 Toulouse Cedex, France, Fax: +33 5 6155 61 39 M.D. Guiver, National Research Council of Canada, Institute for Chemical Process & Environmental Technology, ICPET, Building M-12, 1200 Montreal Road, Ottawa, ON, K1A 0R6, Canada; Tel: +1(613) 993-9753; Fax: +1 (613) 991-2384; E-mail: michael.guiver@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca Y.M.Lee, School of Chemical Engineering, College of...
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...about promoters, the duties they owe to companies, and the remedies for breach of those duties. The best known of these is the description given by Cockburn CJ in Twycross v Grant (1877) 2 CPD 469 at 541: ‘one who undertakes to form a company with reference to a given project, and to set it going and… takes the necessary steps to accomplish that purpose’ (Cockburn CJ). In Whaley Bridge Calico Printing Co v Green (1880) 5 QBD 109 – “the term promoter is a term not of law but of business, usefully summing up in a single word a number of business operations familiar to the commercial world by which a company is generally brought into existence” (Bowen J). In other words, promoter is a basically important person before the company incorporation. In this question, Candy, Becky and Asif are promoters. Because，these three people are undertakes to form an art gallery on-line Ltd. with reference to a given project, and to set it going and… takes the necessary steps to accomplish that purpose. In the end, Candy is seeks to negotiate a contract for the company before it is formed. As a promoter, Candy owes duties to the company, as shall now be discussed. There are five main fiduciary duties as follow. The first important point is promoter cannot make a secret profit during the expense of the company. The second is the promoter not to though a nominee to conceal personal interests. Next, the promoter not discloses confidential information to the outsiders. After that, promoters cannot...
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...organic rate of G E from 5% a year to 8%. This 60% increase would be tremendous for a company of this magnitude, who already has the ninth largest revenue in the world. The strategy for reaching this target encourages many of G E divisions to apply a simply customer-relationship metric known as “net-promoter score.” The idea of the NPS is relatively simply. A company begins by asking its customers just one question, “How likely is it you would recommend us to a friend or colleague?” The Company then proceeds to score the results on a zero-to-10 scale with 10 representing “extremely likely” and zero representing “not likely.” The Customers responses are then clustered in groups of threes. These groups are associated with a set of behaviors. One group is of customers who gave the company a rating of nine or ten. This group is known as “promoters” for they behave as if they were joined to the company’s sale team. Their repurchase rate are the highest and account for 80% of referrals by word of mouth. The next group rates the company with seven or eight and is considered as the “passively satisfied” or passives. Passives referral rates and repurchases are lower than the promoters by 50% or more. Last are those who gave the company ratings from zero to six. They are the “detractors” which are least likely to...
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...Residence, office, show-room, shop, godown, carrying on of any industry or business Including a garage. c ) And the premises forms part of a building. The term flat also includes an apartment. The Explanation to the definition provides that even if a separate bathing, washing, sanitary, etc. arrangement is made between two or more premises, they shall be deemed to be separate and self-contained. Thus, in order to be construed to be a flat, all the above ingredients must be fulfilled. This is an important definition because if a premises is not regarded as a flat the provisions of the MOFA do not apply. A common misconception is that the provisions of the MOFA only apply to residential premises. 2.2 Promoter The second most important definition is that of the term “promoter”. It is defined to mean a person: a) Who constructs or causes to be constructed. b) A block or building of flats or apartments. c) For selling all or any of them to a Company, Co-operative Society, Association of Persons . All the three limbs of the definition are important and all...
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... Esther Adilli Ikenye Being a seminar paper presented at the Fourth Edition of the Company Law, Management and Finance, Master of Laws (LL.M) Class, Seminar Series for the First Semester of the 2014/2015 Academic Session, organized by Dr. Eric Okojie (PhD) and held on Monday, the 20th day of July, 2015, at the Department of Law, Faculty of Law, University of Benin, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree of Master of Laws (LL.M), of the University TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT 1.0 INTRODUCTION 2.0 ORIGIN OF THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PRE-INCOPORRATION CONTRACTS 3.0 THE PROMOTER AND HIS ROLE IN THE FORMATION OF A COMPANY AND THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN PE-INCORPORATION CONTRACTS AND THE LAW OF AGENCY RULES 4.0 THE POSITION OF THE LAW ON PRE-INCORPORATION CONTRACTS IN ENGLAND 5.0 THE POSITION OF THE LAW ON PRE-INCORPORATION CONTRACTS IN NIGERIA 6.0 THE POSITION OF THE LAW ON PRE-INCORPORATION CONTRACTS IN INDIA 7.0 THE POSTION OF THE LAW ON PRE-INCORPORATION CONTRACTS IN SOUTH AFRICA 8.0 THE POSITION OF THE LAW ON PRE-INCORPORATION CONTRACTS IN MALAYSIA 9.0 THE POSITION OF THE LAW ON...
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...Introduction The concept of fiduciary obligations or duty is one of the most important areas in Australian law. In this project, I will try to illustrate and explain the duties in three kinds of relationships including the relationship between a director and a company, the relationship between the promoters and the corporation and the relationship between business partners. In each relationship, what kinds of the fiduciary duties should be performed is elaborated in details. The aim of the project is to help the readers to understand what “fiduciary obligations” actually means in Australian law. Fiduciary Duty of Directors According to the general law and the Corporations Act ss181 -184, as fiduciaries, the directors must have the fairness, loyalty and good faith when they implement the discretions and powers entitled to them. They cannot use their position of trust to benefit themselves at the expenses of the business without the company’s consent and full knowledge. In other words, we can say since the directors are acting on behalf of their company, they owe the duties of loyalty and good faith due to the fiduciary relationship with the companies. In addition, refer to the Corporation Act ss180, and the case of Percival v Wright 1902, the directors owed duties to the company but not shareholders individually. On the other hand, in depth, the fiduciary obligations of the directors can be divided into four aspects: 1. Directors have the duty to act in good faith for...
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...Article Review Unit V Perspectives on Latino Lay Health Promoter Programs Columbia Southern University Marketing Research and Comparative Strategy dba 8230 Angel H. Collado May, 13th 2014 Article reviewed by Angel H. Collado Carter-Pokras, O.D. PhD., Jashchek. G. MPH, Martinez, I. PhD., Brown P.B., Mora S.E. MA, MPH, Luciani, I. PA; Perspectives on Latino Health Promoter Programs: Maryland, 2009. American Journal of Public Health, 101(12), 2281-2286, doi:10.2105/AJPH.2011.300317 About the authors Carter-Pokras, Olivia.D. PhD. Belongs to the School of Public Health, University of Maryland, College Park, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. Jashchek. Graciela MPH, is with the School of Public Health, University of Maryland, College Park. Martinez, Iveris L.PhD, belongs to Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine, Florida International University, Miami. Brown Pamela B., S.E., MA, MPH, with the Baltimore Medical System of Baltimore, MD. Luciani, Ileana, PA, is with the Latino Providers Network, Baltimore, MD. Newton , Nancy, consultant in Tekoma Park, MD. In this article it was summarize all the relevant information about the common practices and barriers in the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of Latino lay health promoter programs. High rates of uninsurance, low levels of health literacy, and limited access to culturally and linguistically competent care place Latinos at risk for adverse health outcomes and underscore the need to improve access...
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