Reference no: EM13817317
Company Profile: YMCA
Write a paragraph here that describes the company. Identify the company's:
1. Area of interest
2. History
3. Summary of activities
4. Funding sources
5. Mission statement
6. Values statement
Include the company's details:
1. Location
- List the headquarters.
- List any major branch offices.
2. Tax exempt status
- Is the company a 501c)(3)? If so, what date was it granted this status? If not, what is the name of the umbrella organization?
3. Personnel
- How many employees does the company have?
Then, examine and discuss the following:
1. What obstacles does the company face in its sector, and does the company have any innovative approaches to overcoming those obstacles?
2. Describe a time in which the company faced a major crisis that threatened its business. How did the company address and overcome this situation?
Reference
Frantz, P. (2005, February 13). Company profile template. Connexions. Retrieved fromhttps://cnx.org/content/m12649/1.1/
2. Company Profile: Tesla
Write a paragraph here that describes the company. Identify the company's:
1. Area of interest
2. History
3. Summary of activities
4. Funding sources
5. Mission statement
6. Values statement
Include the company's details:
1. Location
- List the headquarters.
- List any major branch offices.
2. Financial facts - Provide information regarding the following:
- The company's most recent revenues.
- The company's most recent profits.
- The company's historical growth in relation to its revenue and profit.
- How the company compares to other companies in its sector.
3. Personnel
- How many employees does the company have?
Then, examine and discuss the following:
1. Competitiveness. How does the company compare to its main competitors? Consider both domestic and local markets.
2. What obstacles does the company face in its sector, and does the company have any innovative approaches to overcoming them?
3. Leadership. Research and describe a time in which the company faced a major crisis that threatened its business. How did the company address and overcome this situation?
Reference
Frantz, P. (2005, February 13). Company profile template. Connexions. Retrieved fromhttps://cnx.org/content/m12649/1.1/
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