Complete and submit the following to this assignment:Title PageTable of ContentsExecutive Summary - Brief summary of the purpose of your research capturing the main points. In this summary, you will provide the audience with an overview of the entire research project without having to read the entire research project final submission. Order the points in your summary chronologically (where applicable) to match your research project outline. The summary should include the following: An introduction: Start the summary by identifying your research project audience which is your professor and the board of directors. This introduction should capture the reading audience’s attention. Length: 1-2 paragraphsStatement of the purpose: Provide concise yet informative paragraphs offering only the important and essential information about your research project and an introduction of your approved leaders. A good way to do this is to provide a short synopsis of what makes the selected leaders effective or ineffective, in your opinion. Consider using a very brief referenced example for each leader. Length: 2-3 paragraphs. You may consider providing a bulleted section comparing and contrasting your selected leaders at a high level. This is not a historical overview but an introduction of your research purpose.You may briefly introduce applicable theories, recent events, etc.Intended achievement for the research project: You may close with your intended achievement once you’ve completed your research. What message are you conveying to your reading audience? Length 2-3 paragraphs.1 Deliverables- Sections 1-2-3 2 Deliverables- Sections 4-5-63 Deliverables- Sections 7-8-9Conclusion- About 1 PageReferences (Compiled from Sections 1 - 3 deliverables)- At least 6-10 ReferencesIn 2.3 - Research Project: Leader Selection you will identify two leaders to research for the project. Select two historical leaders (non-political) with one having made a positive contribution in a leadership role (i.e., effective leader) and the other having made a negative contribution in a leadership role (i.e., ineffective leader).The leaders selected should be contemporary, non-political figures in history (post the year 2000).You are encouraged to select leaders along the lines of your perceived leadership self-assessment results from Module 1; which serves as an overview of your leadership style. You should select a well-known (non-political) leader that has plenty of data/research detail rather than simply selecting leaders that you have heard of or have researched in the past. You will use the Hunt Library and other reliable sources to assist in building your research project.Note: A minimum of two students can select the same leader. You must have the instructor’s approval before proceeding on your topic.In 4.3 - Research Project: Section 1 Deliverables you will submit an outline with references along with completing the first section of the eight major deliverables for the research project (related mainly to Chapter Two). This section's deliverables include:The Five Models of Personality and Traits of Effective or Ineffective LeadersLeader's Theory X and Theory YLeader EthicsReferencesIn 6.3 - Research Project: Section 2 Deliverables, you will complete the next section of the outline (related mainly to Chapter Three and Chapter Five) for the written research project assignment. This section's deliverables include:Leader MotivationContingency LeadershipInfluencing StylesReferencesIn 7.3 - Research Project: Section 3 Deliverables, you will complete the final sections of the outline (related mainly to Chapters Six and Chapter Nine) for the written research project assignment. This section's deliverables include:Leader CommunicationsCharismatic vs. Transformational LeadershipReferencesIn 8.3 - Research Project: Final Submission (PLG1), the final written deliverable is a compilation of your efforts from module weeks 2, 4, and 6, to include a title page, table of contents, executive summary, conclusion, and a complete list of your references. Ensure you have incorporated the feedback from your previous research project submissions in your final deliverable, applying any suggestion for changes.Title PageTable of ContentsExecutive Summary An introductionStatement of the purposeIntended achievement for the research projectSection 1 DeliverablesSection 2 DeliverablesSection 3 DeliverablesConclusionReferences (Compiled from Sections 1 - 3 deliverables)Guidelines for completing your deliverables:Each non-political leader must be or have been a business or world leader from 2000 to the present.Provide three separate reasons (with referenced examples) to justify the reason the selected leaders were a positive (i.e., effective) or a negative (ineffective) leader.Identify, compare, and contrast at least two different leadership styles of each selected leader. Be sure to add applicable leadership theories and concepts introduced in this course.The written submission requires the components as outlined in the Research Project Content Outline section of this page. Review that section for complete details.You must include at least three outside references for each leader, for a total of six (6) references (minimum) for the research project final written submission. The textbook may be used as a reference, but it will not count toward the six (6) required sources.Review the Content Outline section to continue.Construct your research paper sections as the following:Title PageTable of ContentsExecutive SummaryFive Models of Personality and Traits of Effective Leaders or Ineffective Leaders (Chapter Two) - Discuss the personalities and traits of your leaders.Leader's Theory X and Theory Y (Chapter Two) - Discuss which of these theories your leaders possess or possessed.Leader Ethics (Chapter Two) - How ethical were your leaders?Leader Motivation (Chapter Three) - Discuss your leaders’ motivational style.Contingency Leadership (Chapter Four) - Discuss how your leaders fit into contingency leadership model or theory.Influencing Styles (Chapter Five) - Discuss how your leaders influenced people through power, politics, networking or negotiations.Leader Communications (Chapter Six) - Give examples of how your leaders communicated.Charismatic vs. Transformational Leadership (Chapter Nine) - Discuss whether your leaders practiced charismatic or transformational leadership.ConclusionReference pageDeliverables 1-3 attached

(200 words each and need no title page) SINGLE SPACED 1.Budgeting and Investment Read the Financial Planning Case at the end of Chapter 13, “First Budget, Then Invest for Success!” Answer the three questions listed below. How would you rate the financial status of the Garners before the air conditioner broke down? The Garners’ take-home pay is over $4,500 a month. Yet, after all expenses are paid, there is only a $220 surplus each month. Based on the information presented in this case, what expenses, if any, seem out of line and could be reduced to increase the surplus at the end of the month? Given that both Joe and Mary Garner are in their mid-30s and want to retire when they reach age 65, what type of investment goals would be most appropriate for them? 2.Debt Reduction You read in Chapter 13 that it is vital to reduce your credit card balances and other consumer credit before beginning an investment program. You also need to start an emergency fund in case of immediate need. Why do financial advisers make such recommendations? Why should you reduce spending on credit before investing? Why shouldn’t you carry large consumer debt and invest at the same time? On the surface, these questions may sound silly but there are sound reasons for asking them. 3.Real Estate Investments Despite the crash of 2008 and 2009, real estate remains a solid investment over time. Why might this be the case? What is it about real estate that makes it a good investment? What kinds of real estate investment vehicles exist, and what are the characteristics of those vehicles? How do you, or could you, use real estate in your portfolio? 4.Estate Planning What is estate planning and why do I need it (or not)? What elements are contained in an estate plan? Do I need an attorney to help me prepare an estate plan? What is a trust and how is it used? Can I use life insurance to help me fund a trust? Do I need a will? What could happen to my estate if I die without a will? Why is it that so few people do estate planning?