Week 2 New Business Venture: Choose a Fortune 100/500 Business
Purpose of Assignment
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In this assignment, students will learn the concepts surrounding innovation, sustainability, cultural diversity, and elements of conducting business in the global marketplace. Students will analyze and design a new business division based on the Fortune 100 or 500 organization chosen. The new business division is part of the student’s past or current position held within the organization.
Assignment Steps
Resources: Exploring Management: Ch. 15, Ch. 16, Ch. 17; University Library; Week 2 videos
Consider your position as a manager. As a manager, you are researching a Fortune 100 or 500 organization’s profile that your current organization is going to collaborate with and create a new division.
Conduct a minimum 875-word analysis in which you explain the importance of innovation, sustainability, cultural diversity, and global management and how these factors are essential to the new division.
Include the following:
- Describe how innovation, sustainability, cultural diversity, and global management affect organizational performance and achieve competitive advantage.
- Explain how innovation, sustainability, cultural diversity, and global management align and guide the strategic direction of the organization.
Cite at least two peer reviewed references, one may be your textbook and at least one must come from the University Library.
Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.
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