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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
In this final discussion, reflect on the main themes of this course and consider how they have application to the company/industry that you chose to share in the Module One discussion several modules ago. You may consider such questions as the following:
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My name is Johnathan Gulston and I currently work in the nonprofit sector in event fundrasing and development. I host fundrasising events which can range from 6 hours to 24 hours which involves pre and post fundrasining, education,advocacy,community outreach, networking,event logistic, entertainment,etc. In the midst of a multitude of facts, data, and statistics, what fundamental economic models and analytic methods can managers employ to make sense of how market forces affect opportunities and constraints? Yes it is possible in my experience if you can effectively use Cost and Profits. When it comes to fundrasising you always want to keep your cost of expenses down so it is best that you ask for       in kind donations,sponsorships or you shop around for the best deal that you are able to find. Working in fundrasising you never want to spend too much on expenses becuase the money goes more into the event than your charity or organization.In the past I have been able to negotiate prices due to previously relations I have had with individuals.
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