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    The Corporation

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    The Corporation was made in 2003, it is a Canadian documentary film written by University of British Columbia by a law professor Joel Bakan, and directed by Mark Achbar and Jennifer Abbott. The documentary examines the modern-day corporation. Bakan also wrote the book, The Corporation: The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power, during the filming of the documentary The film was nominated for over 26 international awards, and won the World Cinema Audience Award: Documentary at the Sundance Film

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    Ken Brin Case Analysis

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    Background • Griffin was born in Daytona Beach (FL) and raised in Boca Raton (FL). He graduated from Harvard University with a degree in economics and began a hedge fund during his sophomore year. Ken dabbled in hedge fund management throughout his time at Harvard and was managing just over $1M by the time he graduated. Business/ Employment Information • Ken is the CEO and founder of Citadel, a massive global investment firm managing $25B in investment capital. His current net worth hovers between

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    Business Organization Our Corporation consists of an Administrative manager, Terry Horn, Marketing/ Sales manager, Jasmine Barajas, Product designing/development manager, Carolyn Pennywell, Technical Drafting Manager, Alexis Sevillano. We will need an Accountant/ Payroll manger, Human resource manager, Lawyer/Legal advisor. This team will work together and construct a strong written code of ethics for the corporation. Although we are a for profit business, we will do our best to maintain strong ethics

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    Most companies offer compensation plans to attract and retain the best employees resulting in high level of performance to make a strong and positive work environment. The largest expense for most companies in today’s competitive market, it’s the payroll and any other costs related to rewarding the employees. A well-structured compensation plan consists of, pay scale; how much they want to pay their employees and most important, what type of employees the company wants to attract? Reward programs

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    Fibertech’s company needs to be delicately decided due to the potential resentment engendered in the United Kingdom’s workers and customers. Even though most companies that outsource their production due to production costs being cut, that still does not always lead them into the clear due to the many other risks that are still at hand. For this business, in particular, I would advise FiberTech to expand the company’s productions processes outside of the United Kingdom. This company has hit a key

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    What an exciting morning! To be on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange for TransUnion’s IPO . . . it was incredible! There have been a lot of awesome events during my past 27 years here, but this one is hard to beat! It would have only been better if the great people in Legal & Compliance with whom I am lucky enough to work every day were here to take it all in too. The energy and excitement was so strong! I am so proud of TU and proud of the work you all have done to get us where we are

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    Chlorox Case Study

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    The Chlorox Company in 2008 essentially entered into a relationship with the Sierra Club during it's launch of the Green Works line. This was the first time a product line was endorsed by the Sierra Club, which in turn provided a boost in sales for the new product line. Now, had this been a legitimate shot at endorsing an environmentally product and nothing else, this would have been a legal and ethical action. However, millions of dollars in donations were subsequently made based on annual sales

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    many smaller industries that provide services to both private and business consumers. Since the beginning of humankind, there have been thousands of various products and remedies used to treat illness and injury. In 1886, three brothers created a company in their garage that has, since that time, revolutionized the creation and production of healthcare products for all aspects of illness and injury. Since 1886, Johnson & Johnson has provided quality healthcare products for consumers in the United

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    by the Shaw family. The companies offer complementary commercial cleaning services and often share clients. Hoodz of Kentuckiana is a franchise of Hoodz International and is in its fourth year of business. In its second year the owners decided to open a second company, Like New LLLP that would offer their clients several more services. This allowed the family to offer more well-rounded maintenance plans for current and perspective clientele. Now that both companies are up and running, the leadership

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    Speaker 1: About 14’ x 15’, 8’ high at the center. So it give you about 200-210 square feet of usable space that is about comparable to the general purpose small tent that we have out there right now. The airlock itself is 4’ x 11’, it is not very large. That is where we are, kind of a protective device, the patient will go in there, we are going to purge that before you enter the system itself. Again, we are trying to maintain a protective or contamination free environment in the system. The whole

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