A director is a senior manager who sits on the board under the authority of chairman. Middle / line managers are responsible for running sectioner department within a firm. A catalogue is generally quite large, containing at least 50 pages. It contains a list of goods that can be bought from a manufacturer or supplier.
A director is a senior manager who sits on the board under the authority of chairman. Middle / line managers are responsible for running sectioner department within a firm. A catalogue is generally quite large, containing at least 50 pages. It contains a list of goods that can be bought from a manufacturer or supplier.
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A director is a senior manager who sits on the board under the authority of chairman. Middle / line managers are responsible for running sectioner department within a firm. A catalogue is generally quite large, containing at least 50 pages. It contains a list of goods that can be bought from a manufacturer or supplier.
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O or managing director isS a link between the board and
senior management. 2. A director is a senior manager who sits on the board under the authority of chairman. 3. Middle/line managers are responsible for running sectioner department within a firm. 4. Marketing: involving all the activities intended to stimulate demand for products,services. 5. Advertising: making a product or service known to the public.(through the press, television, sales,promotion, branding, customer tests, market..) 6. Promotion: increasing the sales of a product or service. 7. Publicity: attacting the public’s attention but not necessary to sell anything specific(sponsorships or scandals) 8. Public relations: its funtion is to build uo a good image and reputation( through the mass media…newspapers, televison, radio, information services, extibitions, sponsorship. 9. A catalogue is generally quite large, containing at least 50 pages. It contains a list of goods( possibly together with prices and illustrations) that can be bought from a manufacturer or supplier. 10. ALeaflet is usually one piece of paper, perhaps floded into two or three sections which gives information on a product services or event 11. A booklet is usually quite thin and probably contains about 20 pages on paper measuring about 21X15cm. 12. Brochure is similar to a booklet but is more closely associated with advertising. It’s probably printed on glossy paper. 13. Capital is a large sum of money used as an investment, either in a business or on a stock exchange. 14. Authorized capital the amount of capital that a company is allowed to use . 15. Issued capital the amount capital actually issued to shareholders( this may be less than the authorized capital ). 16. Venture capital : money used to invest in a high-risk understanding. 17. Working capital: The money a firm need to continue trading. 18. Capital equitment :the machinery, vehicles and equipment owned by a firm. 19. MBA: Master of business administration 20. BA:Bachelor of arts 21. PhD : Doctor of philosophy 1. To direct the actions of the advisory board( no operating responsibility) => Honorary chairman(UK) 2. To organize and lead the board. To devolope and maintain the definition of the board’s role=> chairman( both UK & US) 3. To take the final responsibility for profits. To establish long and short term objectives,plans and policies and implement them. To co-ordinate operations between divisions and departments. To represent the company with major customers,the financial community and the public=>managing director( UK)& chief executive officer( US) 4. To assist the top executive in directing, administering and co- ordinating company operations,personel, financial performance and growth=> chief operating officer(US) 5. To be accountable for the company’s overall finacial plans and policies =>financial director( UK)& chief financial officer ( US). 6. To be responsible for the company’s accounting practice=> controller( US). 7. To be responsible for the company’s relationships with financial institutions => treasurer (US) 8. To manage a division of a company=>managing director( UK)& president(US).