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    • Section 1 - Idea Generation and Creativity >
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    • Section 4 - Planning >
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      • Your Ideal future Mind Map
    • Section 5 - Marketing >
      • Ad Segmentation
      • Advertising
    • Section 6 - Organization >
      • Event Proposal
    • Section 7 - Leadership
    • Section 8 - Teamwork, Conflict & Stress
  • Interview
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    • Business Reports
  • Unit 1 - Entrepreneurship
    • Enterprising Person Project
    • Entrepreneurship Website Search
    • Characteristics of Entrepreneurs
    • Text Book Scavenger Hunt
  • Unit 3 - Workforce
    • Top Enterprising Employer
  • REP Response

Leadership 

4/30/2014

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Good class discussion about the characteristics of good leaders. It is time for everyone to demonstrate their leadership by working hard, motivating others, and sharing your vision of your event projects. 

Here is a brief summary of some of the class activities.

Last Weeks
  • Individual Advertisement. Submit it online if you forgo to hand in.
  • Individual Section of your Event Proposal.
  • See earlier Blog posts.



This Week
  • Status Report
  • Team Event Proposals - Submit on-line of not already printed.



Please go to room 312 on Thursday and Friday and the teacher will take you to Lab 220 after attendance. Try not to be late and work hard and help each other finish any outstanding work. 
 
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Are you Making things too Complex

4/22/2014

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If you missed the in class assignments on organization last week and today, please complete and hand in this week.
  1. Make Event Team Organization & Stakeholder Diagram. Include the Names and Titles of Key Stakeholders (person, group, organization) that you will interact with and affects your event .
  2. Listen to the "Are you Making Things Too Complex"  Podcast and answer the Questions
  3. Also remember your Event Ad, Individual Section on the Wiki, Survey, and approval memo including the executive summary information.
  4. Final Team Event Proposals are due Friday.
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Organization

4/21/2014

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We will continue with the Organization section of the Event Unit, which we started in class last week. 

The major deliverable for this section is your final team Event Proposal. A number of teams are behind or switched topics and should have submitted their individual manager sections last week. If any team thinks they cannot get their team proposal completed please show me a revised project plan and we can discuss. If you need help with formatting a business report, please read and watch the material on the Report page of the class website. 

All teams should have written the memo, which includes the information from your executive summary, to me and their event teacher sponsor to approve. The other team activity, is teams should have had me approve their final Event Survey so that you can conduct and analyze the information. Any proposal without the analysis will not likely get a level 3 as it is part of the criteria on the rubric. You may want to take a last review of the Event Overview document and rubrics. 

Also remember that your individual Event Ads were to be submitted on line and printed about tow weeks ago. They have to be approved by me before using and must also be in your Event Proposal. 

Last, but not least, make sure you update your Event pages on the Wiki. 

If you think you have nothing to do see me. You could work on the Interview Project and the Wiki Entrepedia. 


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Marketing

4/9/2014

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Hi, this week we have reviewed Marketing strategies and the 4 P's (Price, Place, Product, and Promotion) and 2 C's (Competition and Customers). The Marketing project due Friday is an individual advertising promotion for your teams event. This is done individually and can be submitted if electronic or handed in if drawn. Remember to read the instructions and rubric. 

Thursday, the class will go to the Library. 

Unfortunately, I was not able to formally mark some individual section proposals if they were not submitted last Friday. However, I did provide general feedback to the class and informal feedback to those who got my time in the busy class today. Please keep working on updating your section as final team proposals that are due next week. 

The team priorities this week are as follows:
  1. complete your individual advertisement.
  2. Complete a memo to your PCSS organization teacher sponsor that include your executive summary information for the teachers and my approval. You can ask Dalia for a copy of her teams and she can please ad to the Wiki. 
  3. Finalize your Team Survey and get approved by your whole team and myself. Make sure it is clear and covers the 4 P's of marketing.
  4. Keep working on your individual section of the proposal. 
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Individual Manager Event Sections

4/4/2014

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Today in class, people were to hand in their Individual Section for the Team Event Proposal.

This is the final project that will count for your mid term. A number of you asked if you could submit online later today and I said that was fine and to Submit on the Manager Event Section page under the Event . Your tasks are summarized in the last Blog and on the Project Description (See Job Responsibilities).

Have a good weekend.
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Planning

4/1/2014

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Time to finalize your Event Project so you can make a plan for a successful event.

The first step in problem solving and planning is to understand your problem and then to agree on your Goal. Only then can your team focus and be productive. The Goal this week is to complete your individual "management job" sections for your Event Proposal. To understand your "deliverables" and the objectives of the project, make sure you review the project overview, job descriptions, report requirements, rubrics, and schedule

This week we are learning about Planning, Setting Goals (P 47), The Venture Plan (Chapter 7), and the Project Plan. You should complete the following to prepare for your Interview Report, Event Proposal, and TEST next Tuesday, April 8.
  1. Watch Planning With Gill Video
  2. Read Chapter 7, The Venture Plan
  3. Watch The Business Report Template Video and Create your own Business Report Template using the Creating a Word Business Report Template Instructions found on the Business Report Page.
  4. Read the Section on Goal Setting on Pages 47-55.
  5. Read the Functions of Management on Pages 209-212.
  6. Last, but not least, Watch the Project Plan Video.

Your main task this week is to complete a first draft of your section of the Event Proposal. Review the Event Overview Document and Job Descriptions. You must print our your section and SUBMIT on Friday and also add to your Page on the Event page of the Wiki. Here is a brief summary of the draft sections of the Proposal Due Friday.
  • Communications Manager - Executive Summary and Event Report Template. Review 
  • Marketing Manager - Preliminary Marketing Plan (Review Chapter 8 - Analyzing Your Market and the Marketing Section)
  • Project Manager - Create an initial Project Plan including a summary of major risks or potential obstacle. Review Planning material listed above for the Planning Section. 
  • Finance Manger - Complete a Final Marketing Research Survey. Review feedback on your and other team members survey and update based on current Event and PCSS Organization information. 
  • Account Manager - Write a Summary page on the PCSS organization and cause you are promoting. Review Chapter 8. Analyzing Your Market). Include some history, organization information, and key contacts. 
  • Event Manager - Write a Preliminary overview of the Event and Duty Roster (Can have Teacher 1 until fill in) including as much detail as possible on the day, location, resource requirements (material and human), activities, pre-sales, auditions. Review Chapter 7, The Venture Plan. 
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