The young entrepreneur is saving her money to purchase a new car and to attend college. Maddie wants to be an immigration lawyer, a patent attorney or a publicist but confesses that she has a few years to make up her mind. [ (BubbleGum Post, 2011) ] Once admitted into college, Maddie will hand her business over to her younger sister. Maddie has always had a passion for art but she hopes she can pursue it as a hobby. As of now, M3 girl design will continue to expand their business in many different
Her mom always knew her way around a good deal and therefore she hustled to put them in private school. She also traded cleaning services for a neighborhood doctor to make sure her kids had good healthcare. Ursula adds that her mother was her biggest influence for joining Xerox. Her mother Olga was pragmatic, focused and extremely practical, but was the ultimate self determining person. In 1980, Burns first worked for Xerox as a summer intern.
Holy Angel Investors Inc., Silicon Valley, CA MEMO: To: Joseph Ratzinger From: Date: Re: Rational Footwear Investment Opportunity Executive Summary: Rational Footwear is a shoe manufacturing company that designs and plans to market and wholesale footwear with therapeutic benefits. The footwear is based on a clinically proven technology that stems from Stanford University’s Bio Motion Lab and claims to benefit not only people with current condition of osteoarthritis but also those who are predisposed to this medical condition. The total market potential is $4 billion. The initial investment phase of funding will require $2 Million worth of investment with a further capital investment of $2 million dollars based on market response. Customer Value Analysis: Buying decisions are based on what Customers value and how they purchase the product.
Name of the person interviewed Paulett Blackwell Contact information (business phone or email) 229-336-7427 Date interviewed: 10/8/2012 Company name: Camilla Family Center Highest degree earned: Doctor Degree College or University where the degree was earned: Albany State University If you want to interview someone without a degree, please contact your instructor first. Be sure to give the credentials of the person you would like to interview to obtain approval to interview a non-degreed individual. Interview Questions: 1. What is your title and what are your main responsibilities? My main responsibility is to be a doctor to sick patients and do whatever I possibly can to get them well.
Health Organization Case Study – UnitedHealth Group Name: Jill Jones School: Nursing School NRS-451v Professor: Smartest Teacher Ever November 25, 2012 Health Organization Case Study UnitedHealth Group was established in 1977 by Richard Burke, under the passion and belief in incorporating superior medical practices and unmatched business management to provide outstanding patient care while improving their health and strengthening the health care system. By 1984, UnitedHealth Group had been versed in realignment of the organization to meet the demands of the population as it had already undergone two reorganizations from Charter Med (1974-1977) to UnitedHealth Corporation (1977-1984) to the present day UnitedHealth Group (1984-present). The health corporation has its headquarters in Minnetonka, Minnesota and through their mission of making affordable healthcare available to every person and helping them live healthier lives, it has become the largest single health carrier in United States ("Unitedhealth group," 2012) . The purpose of this case study paper is to explore the organizations readiness in accommodating the health care needs of the citizens in the next decade and their strategic plans in addressing the issues of network growth, nurse staffing, resource management and patient satisfaction. Readiness in Addressing the Health Care Needs of the Citizens in the Next Decade UnitedHealth Group works with the country’s largest network of healthcare providers which enables the consumers to make connections that matter, and maintaining consumer engagement.
BUSINESS PLAN 1 Heart’s Family Practice Business Plan Amber Larson HCA311 Instructor: Garlyn Lewis April 22, 2012 BUSINESS PLAN 2 Heart’s Family Practice Business Plan Table of Contents Page 3-5: Executive Summary Page 5-7: Services Page 7-8: Organizational Plan Page 8-10: Marketing Segment Page 10- : Financial Analysis BUSINESS PLAN 3 Heart’s Family Practice Business Plan Currently in this rural area of Southern California most medical offices are Internal Medicine or Specialty Care. In an effort to improve access to health care for all citizens of all ages we are looking to open a new up to date family medicine practice named Heart’s Family Practice.
Biological and Cognitive Psychology Presentation Proposal Learning Team A October 15, 2013 PSY/310 – History of Psychology Julie Ellett Learning Team A has chosen “The use of technology in psychology, ranging from technology in the laboratory to the use of computers in modeling.” The team chose this topic because we liked the idea of the incorporation of technology in today’s health care. We believe that combined with the growing field and ever improving and developing technologies, it can and will enhance favorable outcomes of medical treatment. Our learning team has agreed that each member will submit 3-5 slides per person by Friday night. Saturday and Sunday will be used by Marlene to compile all of the slides and speaker notes, as well as to design the entire presentation and write the introduction and conclusion. Monday will be the final check and then Marlene will submit.
The “Caveman diet” is catching on among health-conscious gym enthusiasts In this article “The “Caveman diet” written by Taylor Zinn and published on Borderzine (May 4, 2013). Zinn talks about a diet called the Paleo or Caveman diet. This diet gets its rare name from our hunter-gatherer ancestors. Paleo has become very popular and is one of the two lowest-ranking diets. In her article Zinn begins by talking about current Paleo dieter Brittany Weiderman, a petite 25 year old hair stylist who trains at Cross Fit Imperial Valley gym.
Julia child was born into a family of three children who all went to private schools and had their own servants. Julia was tall and loved the outdoors and sports. She went to Smith College in Massachusetts, where she majored in History and English and after graduation she took a job as a copywriter for a furniture company in New York City. Soon after World War II, Julia joined the OSS were eventually she met her husband, Paul Child and they were soon married. Paul was the one who introduced Julia to the french cuisine and this is when Julia found her love for
It was only 10 minutes, but when she landed she knew she had to learn to fly. Working at a variety of jobs, from photographer to truck driver, she earned enough money to take flying lessons and in the summer of 1921 she bought a bright yellow second-hand plane and used it to set her first women's record by rising to an altitude of 14,000 feet. Shortly thereafter, she became the 16th woman to be issued a pilot's license. After Charles Lindberg’s solo flight from New York to Paris in 1927, interest grew for a woman to fly across the