...We are a consultant company known as ‘Team A’. Our company has been contracted by the Sony Corporation to research and present a proposal that will assist their organization in becoming more innovative. Our first task is to learn who Sony Corp. is and what is this organization’s mission and values. By understanding Sony Corp’s mission and values our team can get them on the road to becoming a more innovative organization. We will then analyze how innovation, design, and creativity support Sony’s goal and objectives. Lastly, we will identify the internal and external drivers of innovation for Sony Corp.We are a consultant company known as ‘Team A’. Our company has been contracted by the Sony Corporation to research and present a proposal that will assist their organization in becoming more innovative. Our first task is to learn who Sony Corp. is and what is this organization’s mission and values. By understanding Sony Corp’s mission and values our team can get them on the road to becoming a more innovative organization. We will then analyze how innovation, design, and creativity support Sony’s goal and objectives. Lastly, we will identify the internal and external drivers of innovation for Sony Corp.We are a consultant company known as ‘Team A’. Our company has been contracted by the Sony Corporation to research and present a proposal that will assist their organization in becoming more innovative. Our first task is to learn who Sony Corp. is and what is this organization’s mission...
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...Grant Proposal Checkpoint Holly Regan HSM/270 June 5, 2014 Fedder Williams Grant Proposal Checkpoint A grant proposal is a written presentation of a program plan for a human services organization which explains the goals and objectives regarding a certain social problem or issue for a specific population in detail that the organization will be addressing. A grant proposal can be utilized as a tool for managing change, as a document which is persuasive in defining a problem or need and then proposes a solution to the problem for which they are requesting funding to implement the solution(s). Grant proposals are comprised of many components such as: an abstract, table of contents, specific aims and needs/problem statement, target populations, approach methodology, long/short-term goals, process, outcome, and impact objectives, timeline, evaluation plan, agency capacity and project management, and budget and budget justifications. The main purpose of this document is to apply for funding for a specific target population program and to provide information such as goals/objectives, budget, and an activities/evaluation plan. The importance of the aforementioned components is to show how the organization will provide services to achieve successful outcomes with the awarded funds. Grant proposals and the program plan relate to each other in the way that the plan provides the proposal development framework with concepts, objectives and goals which both are involved. A grant...
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...Assignment on Project Management(PJTM-402) Topic: Project Proposal Submission Submitted To: Mr. Md. Sarwar Uddin Assistant Professor Faculty of Business Administration BGC Trust University Bangladesh Submitted By: Smile Group ID Name of group member Remarks 1016124 Md. Kamal Uddin 1016145 Md. Rashedul Karim Rakil 1016147 Ismail Mohammad 1016099 Afroja Sultana 1016115 Prianka Das 1016141 Sadia Begum 1016177 Dipa Deb Bormon 1015028 Sufia Sultana Date of Submission: October 26, 2013 Letter of Transmittal October 26, 2013 Mr. Dhiman Borua Lecturer Faculty of Business Administration BGC Trust University Bangladesh BGC Biddyanagar Campus Subject: Submission of group Assignment Dear Sir, We are glad to inform you that we have completed our group assignment on “Project Proposal Submission”. We have gathered extensive knowledge while we were doing this assignment. Though there was some limitation and difficulties but we tried our level best to eliminate those limitations with your help and your guidelines. We also express my honest confirmation in support of the fact that the said Assignment has neither been used before to fulfill any other course related purpose nor it will be submitted to any other person or authority in future. Yours sincerely, ………………………………… Md. Kamal Uddin (Group leader) On Behalf of “Smile Group” BBA , 7th Semester(sec:B), 16th Batch Faculty of Business Administration. Table of contents ...
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...Grant Proposal Checkpoint Holly Regan HSM/270 June 5, 2014 Fedder Williams Grant Proposal Checkpoint A grant proposal is a written presentation of a program plan for a human services organization which explains the goals and objectives regarding a certain social problem or issue for a specific population in detail that the organization will be addressing. A grant proposal can be utilized as a tool for managing change, as a document which is persuasive in defining a problem or need and then proposes a solution to the problem for which they are requesting funding to implement the solution(s). Grant proposals are comprised of many components such as: an abstract, table of contents, specific aims and needs/problem statement, target populations, approach methodology, long/short-term goals, process, outcome, and impact objectives, timeline, evaluation plan, agency capacity and project management, and budget and budget justifications. The main purpose of this document is to apply for funding for a specific target population program and to provide information such as goals/objectives, budget, and an activities/evaluation plan. The importance of the aforementioned components is to show how the organization will provide services to achieve successful outcomes with the awarded funds. Grant proposals and the program plan relate to each other in the way that the plan provides the proposal development framework with concepts, objectives and goals which both are involved. A grant...
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...Simple Proposal Format DISCLAIMER: This is a simple proposal format that can be used when no format is given by the funding agency. Please note: this format is not all-inclusive, as some sponsors may require other components. Organizational Background: This is the “Who” of your proposal. • Why you or your organization are qualified. • Should include brief history, accomplishments, qualifications, experience in types of projects for which you seek funds, etc. • See Sample – Organizational Overview – CNM Community College. Need: This is the “Why” of your proposal. • Based on RESEARCH – trends, data, census, newspaper articles, worldwide web, etc. • Community description, poverty, education and employment levels, other information that describes or relates to your target population and the objectives of your proposal. • Make sure the NEED relates to what you are going to DO. Avoid circular reasoning. • See “Resources for Gathering Data” list for gathering data based on research. • Keep track of sources. List source in parentheses behind information. Example: In the Pew Study for the States report entitled “Quality Counts 2007: From Cradle to Career: Connecting American Education From Birth to Adulthood,” New Mexico ranked last of the 50 states on a child’s “Chance-For-Success” index evaluating how well young people in each state are faring at key points in their development and education (Source: Editorial Projects’ Research Center, Education Week...
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...Checkpoint Grant Proposal HSM/270 January 5, 2012 Dr. Mary Johnson “A proposal is a tool for managing change” (Johnson-Sheehan, 2008). Grant proposals are a written presentation of a program plan in the human service field. This written document explains in detail the goals and objectives the organization has to address a certain type of social problem within a target population. In addition the grant proposal will identify the opportunities to be addressed within the problem. Grant proposals are composed of several portions such as: Abstract Table of contents Specific aims/background and significance/needs and problem statement Target populations Approaches and methods Long- and short-term goals Process, outcome, and impact objectives Activity plans and scheduling (timeline) Evaluation plan Agency capacity and project management Budget and budget justifications All of these elements are important to address what the organization would achieve with the funds awarded to them. The main purpose of this document is to apply for funds for the program that will aid a certain target population. In addition this document will have information such as goals, objectives, projected budget, projected activities and an evaluation plan (Yuen & Terao, 2003). Grant proposals and the plan program relates to each other as the plan provides the framework for the development of the grant proposal with ideas and objectives that involved both of them. The grant proposals are the...
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...Steps to Writing a Grant Proposal Writing a grant proposal requires practice and procedure. Many grant request are denied the first time they are submitted. Luckily, there are steps that one can follow to make the process a little bit easier and with practice and revision; a quality grant proposal will be the result. In order to get started with writing a grant proposal, an agency must have all its information and research organized. Then an agency needs to be found that has funding and is looking to support a program like the one the grant proposal is for. For this paper, I will use the scenario three, PEACE Domestic Violence Agency (PEACE) to summarize a grant proposal’s writing steps, outline the process, and create a needs and problem statement. The first part of the grant proposal PEACE needs to develop is the table of contents, which will also be one of the last parts to finish. It is a guide to what is in the proposal and where to find it. It is one of the first things to be developed because it serves as a checklist during the writing process and is one of the last to be finished because the pages where each section can be found will not be known until the proposal is mostly finished. The next part is specific aims. This section can be referred to as or includes as subsections the needs and problem statement, the background and significance, or the literature review. In this section, it is important for PEACE to express that they know what they are doing and why...
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...Program Planning and Grant Proposals Kelly Y. Brevard August 29th, 2015 HSM/270- Program Planning and Grant Proposals Instructor Amy Tardy Program planning is an organized process through which a set of coordinated activities or interventions is developed to address and facilitate change in some or all of the identified problems (Yuen/Terao, 2003). A grant proposal is a formal written request submitted to a government or civilian entity that outlines a proposed project and shows budgetary requirements and request monetary assistance in the form of a grant (Entrepreneur.com, 2012). Program planning and grant proposals have a few similarities between them. They both involve logical thinking. In both program planning and grant proposals, an assessment to evaluate the needs and the abilities of the consumer has to be taken in order to set goals that are conceivable in the allotted time for progress. In program planning and grant proposals costs has to be a part of the logical thinking process. Both, program planning and grant proposals are objective-driven. The objective of the grant proposal is to gain funding to provide services to consumers so they are able to obtain their goals. The objective of program planning is to plan services that will allow...
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...Student ID :- 150111 1. Company Introduction 2. Proposal of your business 3.Business objective 4.Market Strategies 5.Competitive Analysis 6. Management Summary 1. Company Introduction: - Restaurant Business Plan The Gabi’s Lounge & Restaurant Sector in Australia contracted by 1.6% this year, largely due to the economic slowdown experienced globally. Forecasts for the next five years suggest a return to growth at approximately 3% annually as disposable income levels increase and the economy improves. Control cost and quality Maximize capacity (covers) Occupy a clear market position Adhere to government regulations Find and keep experienced staff (front and back-house) Drive repeat business. 2. Proposal of your business: - Types of Proposals There are three distinct categories of business proposals: Formally Solicited Informally Solicited Unsolicited Formally Solicited Proposal Solicited proposals are written in response to published requirements, contained in a Request for Proposal (RFP), Request for Quotation (RFQ), Invitation For Bid (IFB), or an Request for Information (RFI). Request for Proposal (RFP) RFPs provide detailed specifications of what the customer wants to buy and sometimes include directions for preparing the proposal, as well as evaluation criteria the customer will use to evaluate offers. Customers issue RFPs when their needs cannot be met with generally available products or services...
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...to Writing a Grant Proposal Axia College Steps to Writing a Grant Proposal Section One: Grant Proposal Writing Funding is major issue for all organizations. For-profit businesses depend on loans and revenue to support them, build inventory, and expand. Non-profit organizations are slightly different; they depend primarily on grants and donations to continue operations. Writing grant proposals is an important aspect of the financial well-being of any human services agency. With a little talent, proper support, the right connections, and well-aimed program plans, an organization may tap into the resources offered by government, private industry, and other charitable organizations. When writing a grant proposal, there are several important steps which must all be followed if they are to be seriously considered by donors. After finding an appropriate Request for Proposal (RFP) or Request for Application (RFA), it is important to write the proposal to address the issues for which the donor is offering support or program monies. The first step is to write an abstract of your proposal; it contains a basic summary of your proposal including the name of your agency, type of agency, purpose and objectives of the project, specific interventions of the project, target population, location and setting of the project, and relevance of the proposed project to the funding intentions. (Terao & Yuen, 2003) The table of contents is the next phase of proposal submission. This page...
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...Writing a Grant Proposal Pg. 1 Steps to Writing a Grant Proposal Natalie Arista February 16, 2014 HSM/270 Program Planning and Grant Proposal Writing in Human Services Tammy Wehrman Writing a Grant Proposal Pg. 2 A human services grant proposal is a written presentation of a program plan. This plan has eleven different factors. They include an abstract, table of contents, specific aims/needs and problems assessment, target population, approaches and methods, long and short-term goals, process, outcome, and impact objectives, activity plans and scheduling, evaluation plan, agency capacity, and project management, and budget and budget justifications. By following the steps on writing a grant proposal, the writer is able to use that as a check off point to verify everything is written down pertaining to what funding agencies are looking for. The first part of a grant proposal is the abstract. This is a 45 line max summary of what the agency is about. The abstract section may be the shortest part of the proposal, but it is the most read, which makes it the most important of the whole proposal. With the abstract being the most important part of the whole proposal, it is vital that the writer be very vigilant and professional in writing out this portion. There are times that the person reading the proposal is not the main ones reviewing the proposal, so this part is mainly the only part that will been seen until it heads off to the final decision makers...
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...PROJECT PROPOSAL 1.0 Introduction This paper will give the meaning of a project proposal. It will also give the importance of a project proposal. In addition it will give the characteristics of a good proposal and finally go into the details on the components of a project proposal. 2.0 Definition. 2.1 Project proposal A project proposal is a detailed description of a series of activities aimed at solving a certain problem (NEBIU 2002). In order to be successful, the document should provide a logical presentation of a research idea; illustrate the significance of the idea. Project proposals are documents designed to present a plan of action, outline the reasons why the action is necessary, and convince the reader to agree with and approve the implementation of the actions recommended in the body of document. Generally the project proposal should outline the task at hand and how it is to be accomplished by giving details of methods its background, what is already known and how facts will be gathered and analyzed. 3.0 COMPONENTS OF A PROPOSAL 1. Cover/ Title Page The name of the project is formal because it is to be used in coding or filling. This consists of the title, applying agency, motto, project duration and amount of requested financial assistance. The title covers main areas/focus/target and needs to be coherent/ consistent with the project description. States the title of the project, your institution’s name, address, phone, contact person, the name of the person/organization...
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...Program Planning and Grant Proposal HSM 270 Program Planning and Grant Proposal Working in human service fields certain individuals within the agency will be investing their time on program planning and grant proposals. Program planning is the first step in planning of a particular program in which needs funds. Program planning is a process with objectives, setting up goals and evaluation of all statistical data is measured. In this process of program planning; the team illustrates where a program or service might be needed in the community or city. It is a plan that someone or a group puts together so that the program function thoroughly. After careful ideas are secure in laid out on paper a grant proposal is the next step. The grant proposal must address the grantor’s goals, objectives and their main priorities. Through specific and clearly defined detailed information within the proposal would it be considered by the funders to be addressed. An application for a grant should include the following detailed information: 1. Table of contents 2. Abstract 3. Specific goals 4. Targeted area 5. Evaluation plan 6. Budget and budget justification 7. Community support Grants use the same basic information as with the planning of a program so that it can be approved. This process is one of the similarities between grant proposals and program planning. One difference is that a grant is a plan for money and a program plan is ideas that someone...
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...Writing a Concept Paper Many private foundations have always required a concept paper be submitted for review prior to the submission of a full proposal. In recent years federal and state agencies have begun to encourage the use of concept papers as a way for applicants to obtain informal feedback on their ideas and projects prior to preparing a proposal. Some of these agencies now require a concept paper be submitted as part of the formal submission process. The purpose of a concept paper, from the funding agency’s point of view, is to help applicants develop more competitive proposals and to save time by eliminating proposals that are not likely to be funded. The applicant’s purpose in developing a concept paper is to capture the interest of the funding agency and demonstrate that the idea they are proposing is worthy of further consideration. Therefore, the first sentences of a concept paper are very important. You want the funding agency representatives or board members to continue reading! The first section (Introduction) should include some information about the funding agency. You need to demonstrate that you have done your homework and understand the mission of the funding agency and the types of projects that they support. Then you need to identify the agency you represent and how the missions of your agency and the funding agency mesh. Describe any partner agencies that will be involved and their interest in the project. Next describe the question, problem...
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...BSHS 452 Week 5 Learning Team Grant Proposal and Presentation To Buy This material Click below link http://www.uoptutors.com/BSHS-452/BSHS-452-Week-5-Learning-Team-Grant-Proposal-and-Presentation Resource: Proposal Content Instructions on the student website Each learning team will submit to the MAIN folder AND to the team section of the assignments folder, a PowerPoint presentation, 15-20 slides (with use of notes section) that cover the team’s full proposal. The presentation will consist of a brief overview of the proposal, including a description of the agency seeking funding, the problem to be solved, the goals and objectives, the methods, the evaluation criteria and the budget. Your presentation should be designed to “sell” a funder on the validity of the need and the program idea. Each learning team will develop a 10-17 page grant proposal for a real or fictional human service agency, utilizing the separate parts written and submitted in weeks 2, 3 and 4. Also needed are a letter of intent, a cover letter, title page and a summary/abstract of the proposal. These extra pages are not counted in the 10-17 page requirements. Here are the full requirements for the proposal, including all previous weekly sections. Identify the grant proposal topic. When selecting a topic, consider the following: · Identify a problem or need in which you are interested; · Identify a problem or need that is narrow enough to be addressed: · Identify a problem...
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