Fortune 500 Company Presentation

Feel free to use the bullet points below as a guide for creating your Power Point slides.  You are encouraged to include additional interesting facts about your company.

Fortune 500 Company Overview:

· List the industry information 

· Include when the company was founded 

· Current CEO information 

· Company culture 

· Mission statement 

· Community involvement 

· Media updates 

Fortune 500 Company Presentation

Feel free to use the bullet points below as a guide for creating your Power Point slides.  You are encouraged to include additional interesting facts about your company.

Fortune 500 Company Overview:

· List the industry information 

· Include when the company was founded 

· Current CEO information 

· Company culture 

· Mission statement 

· Community involvement 

· Media updates 

You can cite company manuals, handbooks, etc. You can make a citation on your Works
Cited page for them too, just ask a librarian how. Even Federal Pamphlets have been
lettered/numbered and catalogued over the last ten years or more. You CAN find almost
anything!! You just have to figure out HOW (ask a librarian!!)!
The Works Cited page should be completely formatted according to the
MLA Style guide,
since that is what the English department uses at. If you decide to construct
citations by hand, be sure you, say it with me now, I know you’re catching on to this, have
obtained the help of a librarian. Again, use that easy Cite Tool!!
You will also compile a series of images in a PowerPoint presentation to accompany your
speech. This could be shown to your audience while you are speaking. Again, this should be
images, not text. Pictures are for PowerPoint; words are to be spoken in speeches and
written in papers. Personal photos are encouraged, as we often capture the “reality” of
the work. Review all of the materials on PowerPoint in Course Documents, including the
two examples, to be sure you understand the power of PowerPoint when it is used
properly. This will ensure you obtain the most points you can get. A rubric will be provided
in advance of the due date.
For each speech the student will submit on or before the date due:

• an outline showing complete basic structure/topic statements only
• a properly MLA-formatted Works Cited page
• the PowerPoint file used (no voice-over PPT!)
• a complete written manuscript of the speech