Bringing It All Together: Global Health Funding ProposalDevelop a 1-page executive summary synthesizing your findings from your Module 1–3 SLP assignments (in order) and create a complementary 10-slide PowerPoint presentation to solicit funding for your proposed strategy to address your selected infectious disease within your selected population.In your slide presentation, please include a budget, an implementation plan, monitoring and evaluation milestones to assess progress and success, and a communications/reporting plan for all stakeholders.Length: 1-page executive summary paper and 10-slide presentation.SLP Assignment ExpectationsAssessment and Grading: Your paper will be assessed based on the performance assessment rubric. You can view it under Assessments at the top of the page. Review it before you begin working on the assignment. Your work should also follow these Assignment Expectations.

Text and Email Many scholars are opposed to texting and casual email. Do you feel that the language of these two types of communication have drawbacks and/or repercussions, or is it just the natural evolution of language?

You are a Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) recently hired to develop a new product line or brand extension for a company’s product/brand (Note: students choose the company and brand/product). Based on the company’s mission and goals, status in the market, current target market(s), and brand power, you will develop a Marketing Plan for the new product/brand extension.The organization you choose needs to be a publicly-traded company, thus allowing you to gain access to its financial data and market performance. It cannot be a privately-owned company, nor a start-up. The new product or brand should relate to the company’s mission and target market(s), or to a lucrative new market segment. The decision is yours!This project must have a cover page (with the title you have given it, your name, course number and section, and semester and year of the course). On the second page you will provide a Table of Contents. On page 3, you may begin with the Introduction heading and only use the required headings for the assignment.The document should be formatted according to the latest APA standards.The text should be:Times New Roman, Font Size 12, Double-Spaced and 1” margins all around and 15 pages Direct quotes must be appropriately cited. Bullet-points are allowed, but should comprise a small portion of the entire document. The document must be written in narrative, 3rd-Person format, free of colloquial (casual) lingo.Tables and figures are likely to be useful for this assignment. These should be placed in the Appendix (with a title for each one) and discussed in the appropriate section. When these are discussed, reference them in the text or body of your report, e.g., See the Appendix Table (title/name). The VP for Marketing needs to know all of the facts and findings that is explained clearly and extremely well (as if the VP does not know anything about your findings).Your statements and findings must not only be clearly stated and logical but also supported by your research (with cited sources of information). Furthermore, all facts (other than common knowledge) must be cited in the text or body of the report and the informational source listed in the References section using APA style guidelines. A fact is more than just a number (e.g., statistic) but also a definitive/specific point, statement or information unknown to others, e.g., the VP, any reader of the report. Such facts and informational sources should include of course the organization, its retailers, competitors, current and potential customers, the Internet, Lynn Library (databases and hardcopy publications), and other personal interviews that are applicable to determining successful market research findings and developing a market assessment and analysis report.PROJECT OUTLINECover PageTable of ContentsExecutive SummaryCompany Description/IntroductionStrategic PlanMissionGoalsCore Competences/Competitive Advantage(s)Industry AnalysisIndustry TrendsCompetitors AnalysisMarket AnalysisMarket TrendsTarget Market AnalysisDemographic ProfilePsychographic ProfileSWOT Analysis *Analysis of Internal Strengths and WeaknessesAnalysis of External Opportunities and ThreatsMarketing Mix Strategy *Product/Brand StrategyProduct/Brand PositioningPoints of DifferencePricing StrategyPromotional MixIntegrated Marketing CommunicationsDigital Marketing StrategyDistribution (Place) StrategyFinancial Data & ProjectionsImplementation PlanEvaluation of Marketing ActivitiesConclusionReferences