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For this assignment you will invent a new business. This is a new start – up venture, not an existing one or one that is expanding. Do not use a business created in a previous class. You may not use papers (or any part of a paper) submitted in another class. Make up the business, the location, the client base, and the product or service. Do not use any real company. You may review a real company’s website for ideas, but the basis of this paper should be your own ideas. Your opening sentence should begin with something like this: “The new business venture that I will evaluate is ……………..” Expect that your business will be opened in this coming year, not one that opened 10 years ago. Your introduction should include a description of your company and any details that are important to the reader. The description of your company should be a couple paragraphs with a summary of the business. The other details can be discussed when you are reviewing each of the SWOT elements. The final goal of this paper is to prepare a SWOT analysis of your new venture company. Make sure you have at least two other sources (other than the text) to supplement your work.

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After developing your new venture and describing it thoroughly in the beginning of your paper, provide a thorough SWOT analysis. Make sure you have included the actual SWOT analysis quad chart (embedded within your paper) listing the strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities. You can use your own chart, but your paper should include a simple SWOT chart with the four segments. Then, you must discuss each segment thoroughly and explain what you have learned from performing your analysis.

So, your paper should include a title page and a reference page (no abstract is required):

1 – a description of your new venture (have a clear introduction)

2 – include a simple quad chart with the four basic quadrants embedded in your paper

3 – a thorough explanation of what you have learned from the analysis, further defining the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats

4. be sure to include monetary information. You can’t evaluate a new start up for a beauty salon if you don’t include the costs to start up. How many hair cuts would you have to provide customers before you break even each month (of course you can estimate costs). For instance, you have to purchase equipment (dryers, chairs, etc) and you have to rent space (or buy space). What is the monthly rent or mortgage payment and how easily will that be earned each month. Include all other costs also (payroll, supplies, advertising, etc). Where will the start up money come from?

5 – an evaluation – based on what you have learned, will you continue your business venture? Be sure to answer that question at the close of your paper.

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July 1, 2023

PMG654 – Portfolio Management

Final Assignment: Portfolio Presentation

Due Date: 11:59 pm EST, Wednesday of Unit 8

Points: 100

Overview:

This assignment is the final one for this course. Provide a presentation overview for

your course Project Portfolio.

Instructions:

• Use the outline you developed in the Unit 3 Assignment: Portfolio Management

Planning, updated based on review feedback, as your outline for this

presentation.

• Include the overview of your Project Portfolio from the Unit 3 Assignment.

• This assignment should demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of the

best practices for PPM.

Requirements:

• There is no slide count requirement (minimum or maximum) and no requirement

on how long to speak for each slide.

• This presentation must be in MS PowerPoint and must include audio for each

slide as if you were presenting this Portfolio to the applicable organization’s

senior management.

o Please see MS PowerPoint Help or Tutorials, which you may find on the

Microsoft website, for assistance with how to record audio for

PowerPoint slides. You may also find helpful videos on YouTube.

Be sure to read the criteria by which your work will be evaluated before you write
and again after you write.

Evaluation Rubric for Portfolio Presentation Assignment

CRITERIA Deficient Needs
Improvement

Proficient Exemplary

0-11 points 12-15 points 16-19 points 20 points

Proper use of
terms and
concepts from
the course

Terms and
concepts from
the course are
missing or
inadequate.

Terms and
concepts from
the course are
minimally used
or are
improperly used.

Terms and
concepts from
the course are
properly used.

Exceptional
use of terms
and concepts
from the
course.

Summary of
your Project
Portfolio

Project
Portfolio
Summary is
missing or
inadequate.

Project Portfolio
Summary needs
improvement.

Project
Portfolio
Summary is
adequately
provided.

Project
Portfolio
Summary is
exemplary.

0-17 points 18-23 points 24-29 points 30 points

Portfolio
Management
Plan overview
based on
PMBOK Guide
areas which
should be
included in
this plan

Project
Portfolio
Management
Plan is missing
or inadequate.

Project Portfolio
Management
Plan needs
improvement.

Project
Portfolio
Management
Plan is
adequately
provided.

Project
Portfolio
Management
Plan is
exemplary.

0-5 points 6-7 points 8-9 points 10 points

Resources No resources. 1 resource
beyond course
readings.

2 resources
beyond course
readings.

More than 2
resources
beyond course
readings.

0-11 points 12-15 points 16-19 points 20 points

Clear and
Professional
Writing,
Presentation
and APA
Format

Writing, slide
presentation
(visual and
audio) and
format are not
clear. Errors
impede
professional
presentation;
guidelines not
followed.

Writing, slide
presentation
(visual and
audio) and
format are
somewhat clear.
Significant errors
that may impede
professional
presentation.

Writing, slide
presentation
(visual and
audio) and
format are
clear. Few
errors that do
not impede
professional
presentation.

Writing, slide
presentation
(visual and
audio) and
format are
clear,
professional,
APA compliant,
and error free.

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