Youth entrepreneurship

"Youth entrepreneurship" - a terminology referring to young people aged 30 and under taking a proactive approach to their respective careers, creating jobs rather than awaiting for employment opportunities to come by.

The Art of Profitability

What do Barbie dolls, Nokia phones, and American Express credit cards have in common? They all represent a powerful business model called pyramid profit. How about Intel, Microsoft, and Stephen King? They all exploit another model called value chain position profit. THE ART OF PROFITABILITY reveals the invisible but important governing principles that can mean the difference between business failure and success. Writing with wit and provocative insight, bestselling author Adrian Slywotzy tells the story of eccentric strategy teacher David Zhao and his young student. Each of the book's twenty-three chapters presents a lesson from the exuberant and always challenging master-and a profit paradigm that will open your mind to the many ways to make profit happen. You'll understand-from a different perspective-how your company and your competitors generate profit...which business models can be best applied to your profit-making strategy...what specific actions your organization can take in the next ninety days to improve its bottom line...and more. With scores of examples from today's global marketplace, a weekly assignment, and an eclectic business reading list ranging from Obvious Adams to Einstein's Dreams, THE ART OF PROFITABILITY invites anyone in business to engage in the lively exchange between mentor and protÈgÈ. Enter the classroom. Discover the art. And learn which form of profitability will help your company succeed today and grow tomorrow.

EXITO 9 IS ONLINE...

Just created my company today Exito Nine Enterprise. Just click below to give comments.

A Risk Self-Assessment

Before you reach that point, it’s helpful to get a sense of your overall risk tolerance. No matter what you do in your financial life, there is always the possibility of losing some money. How comfortable are you with this possibility? The following questions are meant to get you thinking about your general attitude toward risk:

• Do you get bored easily? Are you usually looking for a new challenge, or do you like to stick with what you know?
• Do you feel confident that you can handle whatever comes your way, or do you tend to worry?
• When you lose something valuable, do you get anxious and obsess about it, or are you able to accept the loss and move on?
• How easily can you turn important matters over to others? Do you trust experts to act on your behalf, or do you prefer to handle everything yourself?

Overcome Your fear...

Knowing how to manage risk is one of the prerequisites of financial literacy. Once you’ve fulfilled all the prerequisites and become fully literate, does financial freedom follow? Not necessarily. Certain personal obstacles can prevent even the most financially literate from developing abundant wealth. Despite all their knowledge, they’ll continue working full time just to pay the bills instead of living the life they dream. By learning to recognize these personal obstacles, you can overcome them. What are they?

1. Fear
2. Cynicism
3. Laziness
4. Bad habits
5. Arrogance
6. Disappointment

Next article will be on how to overcome each one of this fear. Remember this is not just for me but also for all of us... Hope you guys like it.

Vision statement:
"Our objective as a BUMIPUTERA company is to stand out as a market leader providing a one stop solution to the government's precision equipment requirements and supplies"

Mission Statement:
Alirantek strives to provide its clientele base with superior product lines, excellent customer services, a knowledgeable group of staff, as well as offer practical support in the business of precision equipments.
At Alirantek, we believe that satisfaction is contagious. We take pride in knowing that we leave every customer happy, and confident that they have selected equipments having long durability and also meet their needs.

http://www.alirantek.com.my/Aboutus.html

Corporate Vision
To be the leading provider of ICT products and value-added services. We strive for sustainable growth to achieve optimum returns to shareholders.

Mission Statements
To be the preferred supplier of choice for ICT products and value-added services by building stronger customer relationships.
To sustain our entrepreneurial growth by expanding our business regionally.
To bring the best-of-breed ICT products and services to enhance the competitiveness of our customers' businesses.

http://www.ecsm.com.my/PVM_Main.html

http://www.primametals.com/vision.htm

Vision & Mission Statement
Axis Commerce aspires to be the leading Geo-ICT company in Malaysia providing cutting-edge solutions that transform and make a difference in the way people and organization work. This mission is achieved through our commitment and expertise in integration of organizational knowledge with technology that creates business value and generates competitive advantages.

http://www.acsb.com.my/v1/?q=node/13

THE MISSION
.. is to build partnerships for health to motivate and facilitate the people to:
attain fully their potential in health
appreciate health as a valuable asset
take positive actions to improve further and sustain their health status to enjoy quality of life.
The three corporate values of Ministry of Health:
Caring Service
Teamwork
Professionalism
VISION STATEMENT OF HKL
HKL shall be an institution of excellence in health care education and research, driven by a dedicated team providing professional client-centered service.

http://www.hkl.gov.my/content/vision1.htm

http://malaysia.kurnia.com/Media/Documents/Pdf/AnnualReport2002.pdf

Vision Statements

Vision & Mission Statements
Vision
To provide the highest quality of Palliative Care so as to provide relief from, and prevent pain and suffering associated with progressive and life-limiting illnesses.

Mission
Provide the best possible Palliative Care services to our community based on their needs, and the human and financial resources available to us.
Assist in training and education of health professionals in the necessary skills of Palliative Care to provide relief of suffering that affects patients and their families. Increase awareness of the needs of those with progressive and life threatening illnesses.Value life and promote quality of life for all our patients regardless of illness or stage through advocacy, education and research.

http://www.hospismalaysia.org/index.php?mid=316

Mission and Vision Statement
Mission Statement
To foster closer relationship between KDU and graduates of KDU by means of social interaction, mutual co-operation, assistance and networking.

Vision Statement
To provide support to new and current students as well as fresh graduates e.g. mentoring and role model
Point of contact for career opportunities
To provide updated directory of the alumni community for members' contacts
To be a platform to facilitate social/recreational activities
To create awareness of KDU Alumni amongst current and past students

http://alumni.kdu.edu.my/profile/mission-and-vision-statement.html


Vision & Mission Statement
Vision
To become an exemplary university of internationally acknowledged stature and a scholarly institution of choice for both students and academics through the pursuit of excellence in teaching, research and scholarship
Mission
To generate, disseminate and apply knowledge strategically and innovatively to enhance the quality of the nation's culture and prosperity of its people.

http://www.unimas.my/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=41&Itemid=69

VisionTo establish stem cell therapy as one of the three pillars of Healthcare Management in Malaysia and the Region and to achieve global recognition as leading stem cell company in Regenerative Medicine.
Mission StatementTo promote Regenerative Medicine using Stem Cell Technology and offer end-to-end stem cell product and services of the highest standard and quality through cutting edge technology.

http://www.stemlife.com/malaysia/corporate_information/vision.html

Mission Statements

Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF)Nonprofit Finance Fund 70 West 36th Street Eleventh Floor New York, NY 10018
DescriptionThe Nonprofit Finance Fund is a community development financial institution that offers financing, loans, as well as technical and planning assistance to nonprofit subsectors. Working together with other financial institutions, the Nonprofit Finance Fund services nonprofits in Washington, the San Francisco Bay Area, New York City, New Jersey, New England, etc.
Mission StatementNFF's mission is to serve as a development finance institution for nonprofit organizations, working to fill their overall need for capital through financing and advisory services. NFF supports its nonprofit clients' multi-faceted contributions to communities, advances community and economic development goals, and works to fill the overall need for capitalization of organizations in this sector.

PANPHA1100 Bent Creek Boulevard Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Slogan / Mottoan association of nonprofit senior services
DescriptionEstablished in 1963, PANPHA is an organization that represents nursing homes, retirement communities, as well as personal care and independent housing facilities and community service providers. Their outreach plans include home health care, hospice care, counseling, adult day care, respite care, meals-on-wheels, etc.
Mission StatementPANPHA represents over 320 nonprofit providers of long-term care and housing services for 65,000 elderly residents across Pennsylvania. The Association is committed to helping its members provide quality care efficiently and effectively for the individuals and families they serve. In an age of impersonal care, PANPHA members put people before profits.

Springboard
Slogan / MottoDebt Relief is a phone call away.
DescriptionA non-profit consumer credit management organization, SPRINGBOARD offers services related to credit education, credit and debt counseling, housing counseling, credit correction and education services, income tax preparation, and bankruptcy pre-petition counseling.
Mission StatementOur mission is simple: To offer education on the wise use of credit.

Mt. HolidayMt. Holiday, Inc. 3011 Holiday Road Traverse City, MI 49686
Slogan / MottoPreserving 53 Years of Family Fun
DescriptionComprised mainly of local ski enthusiasts, Mt. Holiday, Inc. is a non-profit group dedicated to the preservation of Mt. Holiday. Their programs offer lift tickets, rental equipment, as well as food and lessons for children.
Mission Statement"Provide affordable, educational, and outdoor recreational activities in a safe, clean, and inviting environment for people of all ages through sound business and management practices"

Blandin FoundationBlandin Foundation 100 North Pokegama Avenue Grand Rapids, MN 55744
DescriptionThe Blandin Foundation is an organization focused on the economic viability of rural Minnesota communities. They do so through leadership development programs, public policy programs to inform people on issues affecting the economics of the community, and grants to support community-generated economic strategies.
Mission StatementTo strengthen communities in rural Minnesota, especially the Grand Rapids.

http://www.missionstatements.com/nonprofit_mission_statements.html