The Impact On Stakeholders : Bear Ridge Speedway

What are the key issues that Eisner must consider in this situation from a government relations perspective?

Disclaimer: I do not own Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby. Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby is the property of Columbia Pictures and are not my intellectual property. This is for entertainment purposes only.

Mr. Weir must analyze both business and financial risks of adopting level production. As a for profit

NASCAR community is made up of sports personalities. The community values sports and champions sporting activities with the aim of fostering peace and unity (Batchelor 226). They have always achieved significant gains with the sporting initiatives concerning the transformation of the way of life of the southern people including other parts of the nation. Likewise, NASCAR is a sporting community that coordinates multiple auto-racing sporting events. The community started its activities in 1948, and the brain behind its formation is known as Bill France. It was formed to spearhead motorsports stock-car racing that is highly prominent. The community’s objective was to foster cultural practices, provide a

I always wondered if a person ever espoused a sport, store, or a plan to give a statement of comparison. For example, one might consider Wal-Mart as an enhanced service and food than Food City. A person in life will always have opinions in one’s mind. When having an opinion, one can compare or contrast to make any opinion understandable. In my opinion, Nascar is more electrifying than Drag racing because, Nascar has more than two cars, has an additional amount of thrill, it lasts longer, and Nascar has more entertainment than Drag racing.

The nascar body frame has become so much stronger. The frame has gone through so many changes. It has went from the stock frame of a car right off the assembly line to a full custom frame. Stronger frames can also protect the driver in any type of wreck. If the car happens to take a head on crash the frame will bend but the parts around the driver will not. Without the frame the driver would be killed in a wreck.

PRUITT, S.W., CORNWELL, T.B. and Clark, J.M. (2004) The NASCAR Phenomenon: Auto Racing Sponsorships and Shareholder Wealth, Journal of Advertising Research, 44(3), pp. 281-296.

The city of Louisville hosts approximately 100 special events for the community every year. The events bring millions of dollars to the economy and range from the Kentucky Derby, Iron Man, World Feast, University of Louisville events, concerts, and many more. There is no doubt the events pose a positive impact on the city and local businesses.

Since IndyCar events are typically less costly than other Motorsports events, they must find a way to broaden the fan base. IndyCar, could try to capitalize on the ardor of their customer base to grow another revenue source — corporate sponsorship's. For example, NASCAR, has more corporate sponsorship than IndyCar, therefore allowing the sport more of a broader range to market to the targeted audience. Furthermore, if IndyCar is to be successful, it needs to increase the solicitation of corporate sponsorship, this will assist at broaden the fan base. Consequently, by increasing the fan base, the business will increase its revenue (Mooney & White,

Fredline, E. & Faulkner, B. (2002b). Variations in residents’ reactions to major motorsports events: why residents perceive the impacts of events differently. Event Management, 7(2)

William Wrigley Jr. Company is exploring whether it is optimal to recapitalise with taking on $3 billion of debt. Three options are revised; borrow and repurchase shares, dividend payouts or continue to function with full equity. Debt will provide a tax shield of $1.2 billion given the tax rate is 40%, this should increase the market share price to $61.53 per share. The viable method for the company is to utilize this debt to repurchase shares. The will not only increase Wrigley’s market value, via the debt shield, but also signal to market that management believes Wrigley’s is undervalued, something the dividend payment won’t achieve.

2.More resources should be spent on the Posse Rides to meet the rising expectations of participants.

Sales in two models, Enduro 250 and Enduro 550, are reduced, especially in Enduro550 to 10.57%. Other both Moto

V Go-Kart Inc. is a family-run go-kart designing, manufacturing and distributing company having 15 years of experience in the business. It is a private limited company having its headquarters in Chicago, USA. Currently, it has dealerships all across Europe and USA; and has suppliers and customers from across the globe. The company has expansion plans in progress to reach out to Asian, South American and Australian markets soon. V Go-Kart has a manufacturing, distribution and finance segment at its headquarters. The manufacturing segment contains three sub-segments viz. engineering, design and production. The distribution segment has two sub-segments viz. supply and marketing. The Finance segment controls all accounting, budgetary and

In the USA, the summer camp industry is booming; despite the economic downturn, millions of American children head to camp each year to gain new experiences and meet lifelong friends. Camp Caribou, an all-boy residential camp located in Maine, is no exception, with over three hundred boys aged seven to fifteen visiting each summer. Camp Caribou employs around 120 seasonal staff for 9 weeks to ensure that they provide “unforgettable summers” to their campers. With no dedicated HR department, it falls to the camp directors and management personnel to tackle human resource management challenges which, due to the nature of the business, may not be present in other organisations. This essay aims to identify and discuss these challenges and their impact on the way Camp Caribou functions as a business.