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tasks the marketing managers do toward building profitable long-term relationship with the customers? Task 1: Capturing Marketing Insights from the Changing Environment. • The detailed tasks are : 1. Make surveys 2. See famous blogs (on internet) made by usual people 3. Make loyalty cards by knowing how customer buy 4. Analysis of sales Task 2: ConnectingwithCustomers. • The detailedtasks are : 1. To offer promotion on some items 2. Createprivate sales 3. Be friendlywith the costumer

beginning I agree with the following statement but I think there ideas are complementary Life is not fair, and in this world, have relations is the key of success .In fact, if you know influent people, a lot of door will be open and a lot of the difficulty will be disappear. They concerned every kind of success, like becoming a celebrity and more obviously in business. Indeed, the business world is too big , and a lot of talented pretender work hard for success. For make the difference, there are

Dated from the end of 70’s. The chapter 11 makes reference to an American law which concerns the protection of companies in situation of bankruptcy. The American companies can, indeed, take place under the protection of this chapter 11 to freeze certain number of debts or commitments. They can so restructure and continue to work The conditions There is no really form’s conditions to do under the protection of Chapter 11, the only sentence we can read about that (the conditions of

then brought on the sea lane west from Africa to the Americas, the so called middle passage. A classic example would be the trade of sugar (often in its liquid form, molasses) from the Caribbean to Europe or New England, where it was distilled into rum, some of which was then used to purchase new slaves in West Africa. Diagram illustrating the stowage of African slaves on a British slave ship. The trade represented a profitable enterprise for merchants and investors. The business was risky, competitive

up This document is enclosed with the training course agreement, it is for your information. It has been drawn up by the teaching team in charge of the professional assignments in accordance with the frame of reference. 1. Professional purposes and objectives Professional purposes Preparing and following up a commercial canvassing (prospecting) bearing in mind the specific caracteristics of the market target. This assignment should develop the student’s aptitudes to analyse a situation

controlling at the Business school of Pforzheim Germany as an exchange student from Sup de Co yaounde. During my studies, I have found that my interests are focused particularly in the area of Marketing, with emphasis on marketing strategies and public relations. I would like to visit South Africa and gain work experience in my field of study so as to broaden my horizons while enhancing my career profile. I feel I would be best utilised within the day-to-day business operations of the company and

No business discussions during meals, taste all dishes, be careful with chopsticks, do not finish meal completely, careful with tipping • Greeting: bowing, nodding, or wait for Chinese to offer handshake • Applause common and expected in return, formal introduction with business titles • Appointments important, contacts must be made before trip (importance of guanxi) • Slow decision making process • Chinese are superstitious even when it comes to business • Present and receive business cards

of English Language Training: Content: Introduction : Our present work constitute a reliable means to assess the readiness of our students at distance to study and practice English language. The main purpose of this paper, concern the presentation and realization of a specific practical written programmed, suited to third years at distance students. The broader line of this paper, deals mainly with two subjects, to provide our students with basic skills for appropriate needs

ADVANTAGE AND DISADVANTAGES BUSINESS ENTITY / ADVANTAGES / DISADVANTAGES |Proprietorships ~ |ADVANTAGES |DISADVANTAGES | | | | | |Individually owned |Control (direct) |unlimited liability | |No separate legal

Warren Buffett is arguably the world's greatest stock investor. He's also a bit of a philosopher. He pares down his investment ideas into simple, memorable sound bites. Do you know what his homespun sayings really mean? Does his philosophy hold up in today's difficult environment? Find out below. "Rule No. 1: Never Lose Money. Rule No. 2: Never Forget Rule No. 1." Buffett personally lost about US$23 billion in the financial crisis of 2008, and his company, Berkshire Hathaway, lost its revered