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support to scale the greater good you want to see in the world. In our work as communications consultants, our initial conversation with new and prospective nonprofit clients invariably comes down to two key questions: What is your goal? and Who is your target audience? The goal varies depending on the organization. It can involve preventing a dangerous gas plant from being built near a wetlands sanctuary or raising funds for disaster relief. But there is often one unwavering constant: fundraising and

considerations about the social effect of our actions. Furthermore, another fascinating formulation of the categorical imperative states that: “one has always to treat persons (including himself) as ends in themselves never merely as a means for his own goal”. Thus the moral status of an action depends on the intimate motivation and not on the valuation of the consequences, and everyone has these guiding principles in his own soul. Page 3 To sum up: an utilitarian person looks at the real world

is a human undertaking whose purpose is to help people learn. While learning may happen without any instruction, the effects of instruction on learning are often beneficial and easy to observe. When instruction is designed to accomplish a particular goal of learning, it may or may not be successful. 4 ACTIVITY 1.6 (1) In the preceding section, we discussed two perspectives on the relationship between teaching and learning. Describe the two perspectives in your own words and then indicate which

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main promotional vehicles. I do not know no better medium than football to reach the same time all our customers in 200 countries. "It is true that the target matches the consumer profile of the soft drink. Another example from an entirely different field: Opel. The subsidiary of General Motors is investing in stadiums to homogenize its image in Europe. By investing huge sums (and somewhat secret), the car company has become one of the first sponsors football world. Unlike Coca-Cola, which sponsors

issues that are not covered by the law, or where there is no consensus on whether something is right or wrong. As law does not offer guidance for decisions relating to those issues, business ethics does so and finds its origins in this role. This field covered by business ethics is called the “grey area” of business. It can not be therefore considered that business ethics is only the application of the law, it goes beyond the law dealing with issues that are not covered by the law. In this sense

and regionally. They have a marketing manager working on the marketing and brand fields, and a Franchise Manager controlling and collaborating in the bottler’s tasks (production, distribution, and sales). • Experience: Pepsi Co. is one of the largest global corporations. Despite their absence from the Moroccan markets for the past years, Pepsi has a skilled staff with a large experience in the CSD field. • Relationship with Key Suppliers/Customers: Pepsi Co. in Morocco has

permanente évolution, et dont elles ne sont elles-mêmes jamais la source. Ce n’est pas ce qu’en dit d’elles la « légende populaire »…. Les échanges internationaux 79 The little-known role of international trading companies: an example in the field of agricultural commodities Traders, by definition, operate between a supply and a demand that they do not control. They are service providers. They do business in their own name. They satisfy the (typically urgent) demand of a consumer or producer

lowest unemployment rate in Europe and very productive and competitive industries. THE NATIONAL DIAMOND According to Michael Porter, the Diamond of National Advantage lies in four attributes that “individually and as a system constitute the playing field that each nation establishes and operates for its industries” (M.Porter, On Competition, 1998), with the addition of a fifth one: the role of the government. These attributes are the following: Factor conditions These are the “nation’s position in

-Distaste for menial work. -Lack of skills for dealing with difficult people. Over confidence.- Impatience- Weaknesses High expectations - of self Ongoing learning - -Immediate Responsibility Hopeful- Traits Multi-tasking- Goal Oriented- -Positive Attitude Technical Savvy- Collaboration- Strenghts I. Generation Y at workplace . c) What make us different …times have changed? I’m sur there are many mannerisms ans behaviors specific to our generation that are