Power Point Presentation

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You will create a PowerPoint slide presentation. The point of the exercise is for you to convince someone in the US Export Assistance Center (USEAC) that you are “export-ready”. The USEAC is a governmental organization which can help you determine if your company or proposed project is export-ready.

Use the information from your assignments on creating and writing an export plan. Here are the applicable assignments: See Attachments

Creating an Export Plan

Entry Mode and Target Market

Global Marketing Plan

Create a PowerPoint presentation that uses the key information you learned that would show you know enough about your product, the country to which you hope to export, your target market, etc., to be successful in exporting. Remember, you only need to do this for the one country which is Canada and product Makeup brushes

You do not need to cover every single point you did in your research. You need to decide what is most important and cover that. That said, you should show enough information.

The presentation should be no fewer than 12 slides. You must also have reference slides to cover all of your references. Your reference slides do NOT count in that 12.

DO NOT cram a bunch of words onto a slide. At least half of your slides must include graphical elements (pictures or videos, artwork, etc.).

Remember, PowerPoint presentations are most effective when you use fewer words and include graphics. Do not try to cram it all onto slides. Bullet points with enough facts and figures are the best way to go.

You MUST include in-text citations. Because you have limited room, you can use a smaller font for these on your slides.

You MUST include your full reference list at the end. It should cover several slides. DO NOT USE JUST URLs AS REFERENCES. THESE ARE NOT REFERENCES. Remember, you must include your references, every single reference you used in the assignments See Attachments for references, that are being merged into this final assignment.

You need to include in-text citations and references.

All You really need to do is combine attachments in to a power point presentation so it makes sense…