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Unit 3 Discussion - The Importance of Mission Statements
In preparation for your Discussion Question exercise, please read Chapter 2 Appendix, BB&T Vision, Mission, and Purpose on page 39 of your text. Post your answer in the threaded Discussion board along with your source citation in APA format.

BB&T Vision, Mission and Purpose statement is considered an exemplary Mission Statement. Please read it, comment on the positives and negatives of this statement, and defend your answer through APA citation. * Their vision and mission statements are straight to the point and short. The values are very lengthy and could be shortened drastically. Although it is something that some may be interested in, the general consensus is that it is too long. It includes all of the goals and strategies that the company would like to follow in the present and the future. The vision, "To create the best financial institution possible: "The Best of the Best" says it all.
Unit 4 Discussion - External and Global Environment
Choose an industry in which you would like to compete globally. Use the Five-Forces method of analysis to explain why you find that industry attractive for business.

Please remember to use APA citation (text and list references) to further validate your initial responses. Take time to review the responses of your classmates and provide your feedback. * One of the things that I would like to see go global is healthcare. Healthcare should be proved for everyone one on the world, Just the basics to start off with, Dental, physicals and things of that nature. As far as the five forces are concerned, Power of the buyers would limited for the time being, however will take off in the long run. Power of the suppliers would also be limited for the time being. However when the world finds out when people are helping individuals that are in basic needs of help, this is when the world tends to open their eyes

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