From the Goldsmith & Carter textbook, select either the Avon Products (Chapter 1) or GE Money Americas (Chapter 6) case study for this assignment.

 

Write a five to seven (5-7) page paper in which you:

 

1.Provide a brief description of the status of the company that led to its determination that a change was necessary.

2.Identify the model for change theory typified in the case study of your choice. Discuss what led you to identify the model that you did.

3.Illustrate the types of evaluation information that were collected and how they are used to benefit the company.

4.Speculate about success of the changes within the next five (5) years and how adjustments could be made if the results become less than ideal.

5.Use at least five (5) quality academic resources in this assignment. Note: Wikipedia and other Websites do not quality as academic resources.

Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements:

 

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i have attached the case and instructions…i just need 1 to 2 page work

 

case is attached…( Sweet Leaf Tea )

Page 69-70-71

 

instructions are below:

How to Write a Case Analysis By Charles Warner

Read a case at your normal speed without stopping to take notes. Read the assignment at the end of the case (if there is an assignment), and then carefully read the entire case again, taking notes in the margins as you read. Your task is to identify problems in the case, formulate recommendations to solve these problems and then write your analysis with the following four headings:
1.  Summary  (of the facts presented).
2.  Analysis   (of the problems).
3.  Recommendations   (for solutions to the problems).
4.  Implications  (your recommendations will have on the operation of the organization). Follow the above format even if there are Assignment questions at the end of the case.   Important:   Weave the answers to the Assignment questions into your “Recommendations” section, do  not  answer them specifically in the write-up. As you write your case analysis, you must include appropriate references to the assigned reading. Your references should be in the following formats: 1.  For reference to books and articles on the Required Reading list: (Brandenburger & Nalebuff, 1997. P. 126). Do not include chapter numbers, just the date and page numbers. 2.  For reference to books and articles on the Required Reading list , if you are reading on a Kindle or other e-readers that do not show page numbers, use the location number: (Brandenburger & Nalebuff, 1997.  Location # 25540). 3.  For any books, chapters of books, articles, blogs and any other material you access on the web: (www.charleswarner.us/articles/BUDGETS.html.  July, 2012).  The date in the reference is the month you accessed a website. 4.  For references to a presentation or lecture in class by the instructor or guests use: (Jim D’Antoni, class lecture, October 20, 2016). Do not make any references to the case you are analyzing. The main reason I ask for references is so that I know you have read the assigned material, understand it and can apply the lessons in the material to real-life situations and problems. Therefore, I want to see references to a variety of assigned material. Obviously, if you’re writing about a case, you’ve read it, so there is no need to refer to it. Summary Begin your write-up with a  concise  synthesis of the facts in the case, under the heading “Summary.” Stick to one or two sentences and do not put any discussion of problems or recommendations for solutions in this Summary section. Analysis The most important section of your case analysis comes next, under the heading “Analysis.”  This section should be the longest, most thorough section of your write- up. Managers cannot solve problems unless they can first identify them. Recognizing problems and then understanding the nature of the problems is the proper beginning of all managerial action. Solutions generally fall in place relatively easily once problems are recognized and understood. There are often several viable solutions to problems in a case, but you cannot implement any of them if you cannot identify the problems. It is important that there are references to the assigned reading in the “Analysis” section.  Your grade will depend, to a large degree, on how many appropriate, logical references you include in your write-ups. Recommendations Next, write your recommendations on to how to solve the problems in a section titled “Recommendations.” Put the solutions in order of priority. It is vitally important that you include references to the assigned reading in the “Recommendations” section, too. If there are questions asked in a case Assignment section, weave the answers to these questions into your Recommendations section. Do not answer them individually. Implications Finally, in your “Implications” section you should elaborate what implications your recommendations will have on the operation of the organization in the short and long term and what broader policy implications your recommendations might have not only on your organization but also on the business community, if there are any. In other words, if your recommendations are implemented, what changes will the organization and the business community in general have to make in the way they do things now and in the future?  Include appropriate references in this section, too. ◦

 

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