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Project Presentation: The final presentation should reflect an in-depth analysis of the organization you choose. It should be about 10-15 slides. Please refer to the following guidelines when you prepare the presentation: 1). Structure of the presentation. The structure of a presentation is very important. Having discernible sections, with titles and subtitles, and connections between different parts of the presentation helps you organize your thoughts effectively. Below are some guidelines for the presentation structure: a. Title slide. b. Executive Summary: Executive Summary (1 slide) should be included after the title slide. The summary should be concise, while covering the main application of course topics to your organization. c. Introduction: This part should give an introduction to your company and some key areas where you intend to focus on in your presentation. d. Analysis: The main part of the presentation should be analyses. You should organize the analysis section based on the topics you choose to focus on. e. Recommendations: Also, include a section to provide recommendations regarding any issues identified in the analysis. f. Conclusion 2). Topics In terms of range of topics, you should attempt to cover a mix of 3-4 major topics from different parts of the book and class. Use the book/class slides and the syllabus as a guide to the types of topics you want to cover. Some examples of topics include the 1) organizational design of the company (such as mechanistic or organic) and why, 2) SWOT/Porter’s Five Forces analysis of the company and organizational strategies adopted, 3) analysis of the organizational structure (Functional, Divisional, Matrix etc.), 4) globalization, 5) analysis of the organizational culture etc. MGMT445 Organizational Theory Spring, 2019 CRN: 14033 2 When choosing the topics, you should pay special attention to the relevance to conceptual materials and practical implications. This is of great importance to the analysis section because one goal of the presentation is to demonstrate your mastery of the conceptual materials and your ability to apply them to a real organization. You may achieve this goal by including clear definitions and in-depth exploration of each topic that you select.