White Rose Pageant Sigma Nu Fraternity 900 W Beechwood Ave Muncie, IN 47303 December 1, 2014 To Whom It May Concern: Greeting from the Men of Sigma Nu Fraternity. We are currently seeking sponsors for our philanthropic event, The White Rose Pageant. This pageant’s purpose is to raise money and awareness for A Better Way, an organization in Muncie, Indiana dedicated to providing shelter and services for victims of domestic violence. The White Rose Pageant will take place on Saturday, March 21st, 2015 at Pruis Hall on Ball State University’s campus. We are looking for monetary donations as well as door prizes from local businesses.
Munich Massacre The Olympics are generally considered a time to celebrate World peace when over 100 nations come together to participate in the largest athletic event in history. This was especially important in 1972 in Munich, Germany. The Olympics had last been held in Germany in 1936 in Berlin. Adolf Hitler had used the publicity in Berlin as a showcase for Nazi Power. After World War II, Western Germany was eager to show the world that Germany was a peaceful place, and had become more than “Nazi Germany”.
Rona is a National Partner of Canadian Olympic and Paralympic teams which competed recently in Beijing and supported 34 Canadian athletes nominated to compete in the same . It shows its involvement also by being the official home improvement supplier and National Partner of the Vancouver 2010 winter games . Rona supports 100 high performance athletes through its “Growing with our Athletes Program” . Rona shows its concern for children through its support for the Children’s Aid Foundation. Rona continually gets involved in such “Public Relation” activities which go a long way in building a strong brand.
The London 2012 Olympic Games AMBA 650 Week 7 Case Study Introduction The London 2012 Olympic Games have proclaimed themselves as being known as “Everybody’s Games”. In order to make this statement, the ticketing and public relations departments will have to work hard when pricing tickets and targeting audiences. They are predicting an average of 500,000 spectators a day, and up to 800,000 on the busy days. This means that the average ticket cost would be roughly $83.33 a ticket. The ticket revenue goal is $650 million, and 7.9 million tickets sold.
In addition, the future value of revenue is $36 billion in revenue by the end of 2017 fiscal year. The goal for the company is to drive sustainable and profitable growth as we are able to improve our IT systems for the success of Nike Inc. One of Nike’s competitive advantages is our ability to consistently grow and thrive in a technological environment. Business has increased, the company has a long lasting relationship with consumers and global manufacturer connections. The current condition has changed the depth of business controlling the company’s areas of strength, to invest in the areas that drives future growth, and delivers strong results from year to year. Improving Nike Inc., IT systems will keep the company interconnected with Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
By promoting this product using a low cost-high exposure strategy, and as a reasonably priced family orientated event, that is a market leader, we aim to secure a strategic alliance with a sponsor (IGA) that will allow both the event and company to create a successful working relationship, with an opportunity for growth in the future. The strategies and processes outlined in this report, aim to provide the 2009 Mt Buller Special Olympic Family day with the right tools and applications to create, run, sustain and build an event that can be held annually, and that can foster alliances between the disabled community and sponsors, as well as overall providing the disabled community with an opportunity to experience a unique event that can benefit all
His second trip to the Olympics would be his last Olympic performance and undoubtedly his greatest. He averaged 15 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 4.6 steals in eight total games on his way to a second straight Olympic gold medal. (http://www.michaeljordansworld.com) It is safe to say that anyone in the world today can see a picture of Michael and instantly recognizes who he is, what he’s done and the products associated with him. His popularity is so great, if you go to Google and search “Michael,” his last name will appear in the
Amber Wheeler 11/15/12 I chose Shepard Fairy’s “Hope” poster from the 2008 presidential campaign because I am a proud supporter of our second term President, Mr. Barak Obama. I see the vision he has, and I appreciate the message he spreads throughout the United States; that everybody matters. I was over joyed when Obama was re- elected, that is what gave me the inspiration to research a painting of him by Shepard Fairy. The message of “Hope” that Fairy captures in this painting comes across so real and pure because you can see the pain and struggle of his journey to presidency through his eyes. Frank “Shepard” Fairy was born and raised in Charleston, SC.
Bob Mrs. Allen Honors English III September 5th, 2012 Daring to Dream Most all citizens of the United States of America believe that they can achieve the American Dream because of the opportunities afforded to us by our freedom if we work aggressively each day towards the goal. While the dream itself may be different for each individual, it is the idea of achieving the dream that has made the American people grow and prosper for over two-hundred years. The illustration of the American Dream given to us by Neil Armstrong exhibits the life achievements that can be obtained when you make the most of opportunities put before you through hard work and efforts. Neil Armstrong’s life embodies the very essence of the American dream through his life achievements. Obviously, Neil A. Armstrong was the first person to traverse across the rocky soil of the moon.
Four Oaks Pavilion 818 Oak Lane, Hartville NC 00000 Dale Crompton, Facilities Manager Phone: 000-555-5644 July 18. 0000 City Council 444 East Town Street Hartville, NC 00000 Subject: The issues, problems, and possible solutions Dear Sheri Clark, and the City Council Members: Today I write to you in regards to the issues Four Oaks Pavilion currently faces. As expected, Four Oaks has been a large success since opening day, with over 70% of the shows selling out. That doesn’t change the myriad of issues that were unforeseen in building the Pavilion. The issues of noise, crowd pollution, damaged areas, and traffic congestion (which effect residents within roughly 3 miles of the Pavilion) must be dealt with accordingly and with haste.