Subject name : Global Entrepreneurship Learning Journal - My entrepreneurial journey Due date : Sunday, 13 November 2016, 1:00 AM This journal assignment must include these 10 sections: 1. Reflect on content and activities covered in the workshops. I attached the document files, powerpoint slide and website links. Please summarise for each week's workshop content. There are 6 workshops. week 1 workshop 7934 lecture 1.pptx week 2 workshop https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/230350 Global entrepreneurships week 3 current news story rivew Donggi KIM u3103943.docx week 5 workshop DYSON Vacuum inventor Sir James Dyson interview.docx 7934 lecture 5.pptx week 7 workshop lecture 6.pptx week 10 workshop https://leadership.org.au/resources/leadership-models-tools/ why ventures fail frederick4e_oc_ch11_05.docx week 13 workshop 7934 lecture 13.pptx 2. Describe how you practised any entrepreneurial skills I attached my first assignment 'Global Entrepreneurship Assessment 2 (Steve Baxter)

Subject name : Global Entrepreneurship Learning Journal - My entrepreneurial journey Due date : Sunday, 13 November 2016, 1:00 AM This journal assignment must include these 10 sections: 1. Reflect on content and activities covered in the workshops. I attached the document files, powerpoint slide and website links. Please summarise for each week's workshop content. There are 6 workshops. week 1 workshop 7934 lecture 1.pptx week 2 workshop https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/230350\ Global entrepreneurships week 3 current news story rivew Donggi KIM u3103943.docx week 5 workshop DYSON Vacuum inventor Sir James Dyson interview.docx 7934 lecture 5.pptx week 7 workshop lecture 6.pptx week 10 workshop https://leadership.org.au/resources/leadership-models-tools/ why ventures fail frederick4e_oc_ch11_05.docx week 13 workshop 7934 lecture 13.pptx 2. Describe how you practised any entrepreneurial skills I attached my first assignment 'Global Entrepreneurs

The UK government is planning a high speed rail project linking London with Leeds, Birmingham and Manchester. This multi-billion pound venture is extremely controversial with doubts about whether the project represents value for money, concerns about the environment and spiraling costs. Your task is to write a report to the Prime Minister setting out: 1. The possible dangers of escalation of commitment. 2. Measures to curb escalation.

The UK government is planning a high speed rail project linking London with Leeds, Birmingham and Manchester. This multi-billion pound venture is extremely controversial with doubts about whether the project represents value for money, concerns about the environment and spiraling costs. Your task is to write a report to the Prime Minister setting out: 1. The possible dangers of escalation of commitment. 2. Measures to curb escalation.

word count is 1000 words, refAssume that your business is visible and an important member of the community. Would the government encourage a decision to expand? How would it affect the reputation of the business? Comment on whether the U.S. government would support a business owner's decision to expand internationally or import in light of the balance of payments and how the move internationally may affect the business's reputation as a local small-business owner. Discuss the risk, importer, exporter, L/M/S and how to overcome it in each of the following: Economic conditions, Fluctuations in industry, Competition, Technological change, Change in preferences, Costs and expenses, Regulations, Expropriation, Interest rates, Government monetary policy, Government fiscal policy, Internal and external wars, Difference in culture and religion, Ownership of factories and property, Human resource restrictions, Intellectual property, Discrimination, Red tape and corruption, Blockage of funds or

word count is 1000 words, refAssume that your business is visible and an important member of the community. Would the government encourage a decision to expand? How would it affect the reputation of the business? Comment on whether the U.S. government would support a business owner's decision to expand internationally or import in light of the balance of payments and how the move internationally may affect the business's reputation as a local small-business owner. Discuss the risk, importer, exporter, L/M/S and how to overcome it in each of the following: Economic conditions, Fluctuations in industry, Competition, Technological change, Change in preferences, Costs and expenses, Regulations, Expropriation, Interest rates, Government monetary policy, Government fiscal policy, Internal and external wars, Difference in culture and religion, Ownership of factories and property, Human resource restrictions, Intellectual property, Discrimination, Red tape and corruption, Blockage of funds or

• Consider an organization you are familiar with. What PR tools would be most effective in building long-term relationships with the organization's publics? What are the advantages and disadvantages of these tools? Which PR communications tool do you feel is the most effective?
• Why is it critical to specifically define your organization's internal publics? Why is it important to keep internal publics informed? How does corporate culture affect an organization's internal communications?

• Consider an organization you are familiar with. What PR tools would be most effective in building long-term relationships with the organization's publics? What are the advantages and disadvantages of these tools? Which PR communications tool do you feel is the most effective?
• Why is it critical to specifically define your organization's internal publics? Why is it important to keep internal publics informed? How does corporate culture affect an organization's internal communications?

• Some organizations try to shape the perception that key groups have about them by using almost any methods that are available to them. Why shouldn't they do this? What harm is it if an organization in your community used spin to influence your opinion?
• Imagine yourself as the Public Relations Director for a large non-profit that relies on donations for financing. It comes to your attention that a popular blogger posted an inaccurate story about extremely high salaries that you and other top managers receive. The story has been re-posted on at least 40 other sites by the time you become aware of it. What could you do to protect the organization's reputation?

• Some organizations try to shape the perception that key groups have about them by using almost any methods that are available to them. Why shouldn't they do this? What harm is it if an organization in your community used spin to influence your opinion?
• Imagine yourself as the Public Relations Director for a large non-profit that relies on donations for financing. It comes to your attention that a popular blogger posted an inaccurate story about extremely high salaries that you and other top managers receive. The story has been re-posted on at least 40 other sites by the time you become aware of it. What could you do to protect the organization's reputation?