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Hello, for this assignment you will complete SECTION 2 of the playbook. Please complete all writing on the template “SU002_Assessment” that already has SECTION 1 completed. Kindly following the all RUBRIC instructions and utilze some of the references provided below the instructions. You can also utilize a few scholarly sources as necessary, however majority of the sources used, must be those I provided.
Kindly DO NOT USE AI
If you have any questions feel free to reach out. Thanks
Hello, for this assignment you will complete SECTION 2 of the playbook. Please complete all writing on the template “SU002_Assessment” that already has SECTION 1 completed. Kindly following the all RUBRIC instructions and utilze some of the references provided below the instructions. You can also utilize a few scholarly sources as necessary, however majority of the sources used, must be those I provided.
Kindly DO NOT USE AI
If you have any questions feel free to reach out. Thanks
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): SU002 Assessment Instructions.docx, SU002_Rubric.pdf, SU002_Assessment.docx
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I need to write until 5 Execution and Time line.
This is the document context.
Chapter 1: Problem Definition
In the first chapter, you will set the stage by providing necessary background information and identifying key stakeholders related to the case situation. Your task is to clearly define the problem your project aims to address. You should analyze the problem and utilize various sources of evidence to showcase your broad knowledge base on the subject matter, supporting your problem statement effectively.
Chapter 2: Literature Review
The second chapter involves an exploration of relevant literature, where you will analyze different scenarios, factors, and potential solutions relevant to the research problem. Your analysis should be well-rounded, considering multiple perspectives and demonstrating intellectual depth. Present well-reasoned arguments and propose potential courses of action to tackle the identified problem. Develop a conceptual framework and formulate research questions that will guide your study.
Chapter 3: Methodology (Plan)
This chapter is of utmost importance as it demonstrates your expertise in applying the acquired knowledge and theory into your research strategy. You will outline your research design and methodology, describing the structured and systematic approach you will use to investigate the problem identified in Chapters 1 and 2. Justify the selected research methods, ensuring the reliability and validity of data collection. Additionally, competently address any ethical and data management issues related to your research.
Chapter 4: Dissemination (Plan)
Explain how your project will have meaningful impact on the company. Develop a clear and actionable plan for disseminating the knowledge and insights derived from your study and highlight various valuable channels through which you will share your findings with key stakeholders. Discuss how you will provide proof of sufficient interaction with these stakeholders.
It is utterly most important that I fully achieve this according to the Final grading rubric, be extremely critical and tell me blatantly how to write it better, no excuses for either you or me:
1.1 Use of literature and knowledge of the field:
Student demonstrates a profound grasp of the subject matter by utilizing an extensive range of literature and knowledge throughout the report. The report is free of errors and factual inaccuracies.
1.2 Intellectual depth and abstract thinking:
Student conceptualizes and analyzes complex ideas, employs creative and imaginative problem-solving strategies, and considers a wide range of hypothetical scenarios. Project presents unique insights and deep understanding, effectively linking products/solutions to underlying issues and wider conceptual phenomena related to the selected program learning outcomes.
2.1 Application of theory/theoretical framework:
Student expertly applies appropriate theory and/or theoretical framework to the problem and incorporates own unique, distinctive perspectives and insights.
2.2. Actionable relevance and contribution to performance
Student shows creative, innovative thinking and transforms the problem into a contemporary solution. The actioned or implemented solution(s) has practical relevance, is realistic, feasible and solves problems within the field of study. Student evaluates the solution(s) with relevant and justified criteria looking from different perspectives, all effects/value of the solution(s) are calculated.
2.3 Dissemination and impact of the solution:
Student has effectively and proactively disseminated (shared) knowledge and insights with all relevant audiences and collected feedback in a superb manner through diverse channels. Dissemination has a significant impact on organization or community.
3.1. Research Design:
Student skillfully analyses a complex problem. Research process is highly structured and efficiently organized. Logical flow from problem to solution design. Reliable and valid research, research strategy is well chosen and motivated. Ethical considerations and data management are given utmost importance and are managed with expertise and full transparency.
3.2 Analysis and usage of data:
Student demonstrates excellent data analysis skills using most appropriate tools. All work is evidence-based with clear conclusions and discussions. Complex analysis incorporating information from all dimensions (stakeholders, practitioners, organization and/or industry statistics, scientific literature).
4.1. Communication to audiences:
Student communicates and resonates expertly with all of the relevant academic, industry and society audiences. The voice and tone of delivery are highly suitable for the specific audiences.
4.2. Professional reporting
Style and content blend seamlessly to create synergy and a captivating and top-notch narrative. Well-organized strategy, written in persuasive language that supports the argument. The sequence of ideas and arguments is effectively structured, transitions between sections are cohesive and the reporting demonstrates a high level of attention to detail. There are no errors in English usage.
Write in the exact academic style Hotelschool Harvard English. Apply it throughout the thesis without deviation.
STYLE
Use active voice with clear, direct sentences.
Use commas, periods or semicolons only.
Avoid adjectives unless they add necessary meaning.
Avoid adverbs unless they clarify method or intensity.
Avoid metaphors, clichs, filler, or abstract phrasing.
Do not use AI-toned sentences or generic academic templates.
Do not use openings such as In this thesis, The aim of this study is, This chapter will discuss or any structural announcements.
Keep the tone analytical with a practical orientation.
Integrate examples, evidence and data when they strengthen the argument.
If a table, diagram or data overview supports clarity, create it in plain text within the thesis
FORBIDDEN
No em dashes.
No hashtags.
No markdown formatting.
No ornamental English or inflated wording.
No weak academic fillers such as: moreover, furthermore, however, potentially, possibly, likely, certainly, arguably, in essence, at its core, playing a vital role, etc.
No AI disclaimers.
No motivational tone.
No introduction or conclusion templates.
No sentences that sound like standard research essays found online.
CITATION RULES
Use Harvard referencing as in ABI_REPORT_1B1_23B.pdf.
Use brief in-text citations with author and year.
Place the reference list in alphabetical order.
Only cite when necessary to support an argument or claim.
Do not invent sources.
If information cannot be supported by a valid source, request guidance instead.
DATA HANDLING
When using user-provided data or company data, integrate it as raw evidence, then analyse it.
Describe how the data was obtained, processed and interpreted.
Show reasoning step by step.
Use simple tables if needed; avoid decorative formatting.
ANTI-TURNITIN BEHAVIOUR
Use varied sentence length and structure.
Allow natural breaks in rhythm where a human would pause.
Write with subtle imperfections in flow to avoid detectable patterns.
Avoid repeating uncommon phrases across chapters.
Do not rely on generic thesis language.
Generate unique analysis grounded in the specifics of the case (SupportMarkt, RF Shows, LYCar criteria, stakeholder logic, event industry context, AV-rental sector behaviour, etc.).
Ensure each paragraph reads as original thinking rather than recycled academic structures.
EXECUTION
Every output must follow these rules.
Do not break them for any reason.
If the user asks for content outside these rules, warn them.
If something reads too formal, too polished, or too model-like, rewrite it.
Write as a human would. Direct. Clear. Analytical.
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The differences between MNEs are striking. Select one of the following firms (or you can select another company with international business) and pull from their individual Web pages the proportions of their incomes that are earned outside their countries of incorporation. Make sure to link to the pages you used to pull this information.
Researching the company website, determine and explain how international business is conducted. Does the company consider itself and discuss the importance of being a global company? Does the home page allow the user to choose the language of the presentation viewed indicating global users?
Intel
Intel (n.d.). Company Overview. Retrieved December 31, 2023 from
Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi.com (n.d.). Retrieved December 31, 2023 from
Nestl Global
Nestl (n.d.). Retrieved December 31, 2023 from
Nokia
Nokia Corporation (n.d.). Retrieved December 31, 2023 from
Shell
Shell Global (n.d.). Retrieved December 31, 2023 from
Walt Disney
The Walt Disney Company (n.d.). Retrieved December 31, 2023, from
Create a sales engagement example with Clay software.
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Create an original code of ethics and business conduct for a new business venture based upon key ethical principles and professional issues. Include industry considerations that may impact the new venture operations.
This assessment examines entrepreneurial leadership characteristics and the ethical aspects of entrepreneurship; it also explores building the right team for your new venture. You will create an original code of ethics and business conduct for the new venture you plan to start and operate. This code of ethics and business conduct will include the ethical principles and professional issues for your leadership approach to embody and support and for all your employees to emulate and follow.
Creativity and innovation are essential leadership characteristics for an entrepreneur. Creativity is the ability to develop new ideas and new ways of solving problems. Innovation is the ability to apply creative solutions to problems and opportunities. As management legend Peter Drucker once said “Innovation is the specific instrument of entrepreneurs, the act that endows resources with a new capacity to create wealth.” Scarborough & Cornwall, 2019, ThinkExist.com, n.d.). Creative thinking provides the foundation for new ideas that lead to innovation and new ways of doing things.
With creativity and innovation comes ethical and moral responsibilities for the entrepreneur. Establishing and maintaining ethical standards is essential for creating a healthy and ethical organizational culture that guides management and employees’ behavior and determines how your new venture conducts its business and daily operations. These behaviors have an impact on how your new venture views its social, environmental, employee, and customer responsibilities, and will influence the choices you make as you build the right the team for your new venture.
References
Scarborough, N. M., & Cornwall, J. R. (2019). Essentials of entrepreneurship and small business management (9th ed.). New York, NY: Pearson.
ThinkExist.com. (n.d.). Innovation quotes. Retrieved from http://thinkexist.com/quotations/innovation
Create a 56 page new Code of Ethics and Business Conduct for the new venture you plan to start and manage successfully. Consider key ethical principles and professional issues that you want your leadership approach to embody and support and all of your employees to emulate and follow. Also examine and address particular industry considerations that could impact the new venture operations (cover in the relevant sections).
Use the
template to complete this assessment.
These are the key code sections that you must include (these are all listed on the template).
Note: This assessment must be mostly your own work written in your own words. You are more than welcome to research other companies’ codes of ethics and conduct in order find inspiration and to help you list all of the issues to consider. However, you must write the code mostly in your own words and cite in proper APA in-text citations any information used from other codes or sources.
By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and assessment criteria:
Use the scoring guide to understand how your assessment will be evaluated.
Synthesize entrepreneurial leadership theories.
Distinguished
Synthesizes entrepreneurial leadership theories with clear connections and logic.
Proficient
Synthesizes entrepreneurial leadership theories.
Basic
Synthesizes entrepreneurial leadership theories, but the synthesis is not clear or logical.
Non Performance
Does not synthesize entrepreneurial leadership theories.
Analyze ethical principles as they relate to decision making in an entrepreneurial venture.
Distinguished
Analyzes ethical principles as they relate to decision making in an entrepreneurial venture with supporting examples and evidence.
Proficient
Analyzes ethical principles as they relate to decision making in an entrepreneurial venture.
Basic
Analyzes ethical principles as they relate to decision making in an entrepreneurial venture, but the analysis is missing key elements.
Non Performance
Does not analyze ethical principles as they relate to decision making in an entrepreneurial venture.
Examine industry considerations that impact personal and professional ethics.
Distinguished
Examines industry considerations that impact personal and professional ethics complete with supporting examples and evidence.
Proficient
Examines industry considerations that impact personal and professional ethics.
Basic
Examines industry considerations that impact personal and professional ethics, but the examination is vague or is missing either professional or personal aspects.
Non Performance
Does not examine industry considerations that impact personal and professional ethics.
Develop written communication that is professional, clear, concise, grammatically correct, and well-organized.
Distinguished
Develops written communication that is professional, clear, concise, grammatically correct, and well-organized. Paper is free of errors in organization, clarity, conciseness, and tone.
Proficient
Develops written communication that is professional, clear, concise, grammatically correct, and well-organized.
Basic
Develops written communication that is professional, clear, concise, grammatically correct, and well-organized, but there are errors in organization, clarity, conciseness, and tone.
Non Performance
Does not develop written communication that is professional, clear, concise, grammatically correct, or well-organized.
Communicate appropriately for identified audience.
Distinguished
Communicates appropriately for identified audience, the correct audience is identified, and the appropriateness is accurate.
Proficient
Communicates appropriately for identified audience.
Basic
Communicates appropriately for identified audience, but an incorrect audience is identified or the appropriateness is inaccurate.
Non Performance
Does not communicate appropriately for identified audience.
Apply citations appropriately in recognition of intellectual property.
Distinguished
Applies citations appropriately in recognition of intellectual property; citations are accurate and error-free.
Proficient
Apply citations appropriately in recognition of intellectual property.
Basic
Applies citations appropriately in recognition of intellectual property, but the citations are not accurate or have errors.
Non Performance
Does not apply citations appropriately in recognition of intellectual property.
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Ethics_in_Entrepreneurial_Fina.pdf, Innovation_objectives_as_deter.pdf, ProQuestDocuments-2026-02-06 (2).pdf, Developing_an_Innovation-Based.pdf, ProQuestDocuments-2026-02-06 (1).pdf, out (1).pdf, Challenges_and_opportunities_o.pdf, The_Business_Value_of_Innovati.pdf, Role_of_technology_entrepreneu.pdf, ETHIC_AND_INTERNATIONAL_RELATI.pdf, Formal_human_resource_practice (1).pdf, Entrepreneurship_Law_and_the_.pdf, Entrepreneurship_and_innovativ.pdf, out.pdf, What_Business_Ethics_Can_Learn.pdf, cf_assessment_3_template.docx, Ethical_Leadership_and_Followe.pdf, HUMAN_RESOURCES_DEVELOPMENT_ST.pdf, Formal_human_resource_practice.pdf
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