The document summarizes research conducted and a recruitment campaign carried out by students at the University of New Mexico to promote careers in the fuel and petrochemical manufacturing industries to millennials. It provides details on pre-campaign research methods and findings, target market profiling, the creative campaign strategy and tactics used, evaluation metrics and findings, and recommendations. The campaign utilized various digital, on-campus and public relations tactics and was found to significantly increase awareness, interest and positive perceptions of careers and the industries among millennials exposed to the campaign.
Rajorshi Bose is seeking a role as a Technical Lead or Business Analyst. He has over 6 years of experience in business analysis and software development using Teradata and Netezza. Currently working as a Teradata Application Analyst at IBM Pune, he has led teams of up to 6 members on projects for clients like Vodafone, Maersk, and Apple. He is proficient in requirements gathering, design, development, testing and has expertise in data warehousing, business intelligence and analytics.
La topología de red se define como el mapa físico o lógico de una red para intercambiar datos. Existen diferentes tipos de topología como en estrella, en anillo, en malla, en árbol y topología híbrida o mixta. La topología punto a punto conecta dos nodos directamente sin ningún nodo intermedio.
Nishit Ramchandran has over 14 years of experience in sales and operations management in the FMCG and consumer durables industries. He is currently the Regional Business Manager at Titan Company Ltd., managing a team that increased revenue from 80 crores to 115 crores. Prior to this role, he held positions with increasing responsibility at Titan, MRF Ltd., and Jyothy Laboratories Ltd. Nishit has a track record of improving business performance through strategic channel development, partnership management, and leadership.
This document discusses the need for continuing education in emergency management to bridge gaps between theory and practice. It proposes a "professional development triangle" with three sides: academics, internships/experience, and continuing education/training. It emphasizes the importance of the FEMA Basic Academy training course, professional certifications like CEM, and lifelong learning to remain competent in the evolving field of emergency management. The goal is to produce well-rounded graduates who can perform effectively in practitioner roles.
El documento presenta el proyecto de implementación de un sistema de orden y limpieza en las áreas de corte, serigrafía, maquila, producción y bodega de una empresa de uniformes. Se describen las diferentes áreas de trabajo y se proponen mejoras como etiquetar artículos, eliminar elementos inservibles, mantener herramientas de papelería ordenadas y asignar responsabilidades al personal para lograr mayor organización, control visual y limpieza.
Rajorshi Bose is seeking a role as a Technical Lead or Business Analyst. He has over 6 years of experience in business analysis and software development using Teradata and Netezza. Currently working as a Teradata Application Analyst at IBM Pune, he has led teams of up to 6 members on projects for clients like Vodafone, Maersk, and Apple. He is proficient in requirements gathering, design, development, testing and has expertise in data warehousing, business intelligence and analytics.
La topología de red se define como el mapa físico o lógico de una red para intercambiar datos. Existen diferentes tipos de topología como en estrella, en anillo, en malla, en árbol y topología híbrida o mixta. La topología punto a punto conecta dos nodos directamente sin ningún nodo intermedio.
Nishit Ramchandran has over 14 years of experience in sales and operations management in the FMCG and consumer durables industries. He is currently the Regional Business Manager at Titan Company Ltd., managing a team that increased revenue from 80 crores to 115 crores. Prior to this role, he held positions with increasing responsibility at Titan, MRF Ltd., and Jyothy Laboratories Ltd. Nishit has a track record of improving business performance through strategic channel development, partnership management, and leadership.
This document discusses the need for continuing education in emergency management to bridge gaps between theory and practice. It proposes a "professional development triangle" with three sides: academics, internships/experience, and continuing education/training. It emphasizes the importance of the FEMA Basic Academy training course, professional certifications like CEM, and lifelong learning to remain competent in the evolving field of emergency management. The goal is to produce well-rounded graduates who can perform effectively in practitioner roles.
El documento presenta el proyecto de implementación de un sistema de orden y limpieza en las áreas de corte, serigrafía, maquila, producción y bodega de una empresa de uniformes. Se describen las diferentes áreas de trabajo y se proponen mejoras como etiquetar artículos, eliminar elementos inservibles, mantener herramientas de papelería ordenadas y asignar responsabilidades al personal para lograr mayor organización, control visual y limpieza.
This document provides a summary of the qualifications and experience of Francesca Madiai, PhD. She has over 10 years of experience as a clinical research coordinator, with expertise in areas such as project planning, data collection, protocol development, and GCP compliance. Her background includes a PhD in Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology from Ohio State University and over 10 publications in scientific journals. She has coordinated over 50 clinical trials in rheumatology and has experience with regulatory submissions, study execution, and patient recruitment.
The document discusses the role of insurance in the healthcare sector in India. It begins with a brief history of insurance in India, mentioning its origins in ancient texts and the establishment of the first insurance companies in the 18th and 19th centuries. It then discusses the fundamental basis of insurance as pooling resources that can be redistributed during times of calamity or need.
Este documento describe los conceptos y características de los sistemas operativos distribuidos y centralizados. Explica que los sistemas operativos distribuidos coordinan los recursos de múltiples computadoras de forma transparente al usuario, mientras que los sistemas centralizados solo gestionan los recursos de una sola computadora. También compara ventajas como la escalabilidad y fiabilidad de los sistemas distribuidos frente a los centralizados.
Este documento presenta un informe sobre la segunda jornada de observación y ayudantía realizada en el Jardín de Niños "Elena Díaz Lombardo de Baz" en Toluca. Se describe la organización y gestión escolar, la cultura y clima institucional, las características de dos aulas observadas, las educadoras, los niños y entrevistas realizadas. Se resalta que la escuela tiene una buena organización y los padres son activos. Las educadoras muestran compromiso aunque podrían innovar más. Los niños disfrut
This document discusses bridging the gap between emergency management theory and practice through continuing education. It presents a professional development triangle of academics, internships/experience, and continuing education/training that are all important for emergency management professionals. While academic programs provide the academic piece and some offer internships for experience, continuing education is often overlooked. The document proposes ways for academic programs to incorporate continuing education courses like independent study courses and offering field training on campus to provide students a well-rounded education and help connect theory and practice. This could help address fractured identities in both the academic and practitioner sides of emergency management.
The document summarizes a marketing campaign by Fueled Innovations to increase awareness of career opportunities in the fuel and petrochemical industry among millennial students at The University of Texas at Arlington. Pre-campaign surveys found low awareness of these careers. The campaign used social media, an event called the Petrol Party, and printed materials to educate students. Post-event evaluations found a large increase in familiarity with related products, careers, and willingness to consider the industry among attendees. The low-budget campaign successfully reached thousands of people on social media and garnered interest from many event participants.
The document summarizes a marketing campaign by Fueled Innovations to increase awareness of career opportunities in the fuel and petrochemical industry among millennial students at The University of Texas at Arlington. Pre-campaign surveys found low awareness of these careers. The campaign used social media, an event called the Petrol Party, and printed materials to educate students. Post-event evaluations found a large increase in familiarity with related products, careers, and willingness to consider these careers. The low-budget campaign was highly successful in reaching its goals.
Results of an apprenticeship survey - evaluation of apprenticeship viewsThe Pathway Group
The Industry Apprentice Council surveyed over 500 UK apprentices to understand their views and experiences. Most respondents were between 19-24 years old, in their second year of an apprenticeship in engineering or manufacturing. Over half found their apprenticeship through their own initiative or a careers advisor, and most felt their school did not adequately promote apprenticeships compared to further or higher education. An overwhelming majority were pleased with their decision to do an apprenticeship and felt it has helped inspire others.
This document summarizes a study titled "Advertising in Social Media: A Study on Effectiveness of Advertisement on Facebook." The study aimed to understand customers/viewers on Facebook and their preferences, determine the effectiveness of Facebook advertisements, and identify which types of ads are suitable for different customer segments. An online survey was conducted with 84 respondents in Odisha, India. Statistical analysis including chi-square tests and binary logistic regression was used to analyze relationships between variables like frequency of Facebook use, time spent on ads, device used, and preferences. The results found no significant relationships between these variables, suggesting they are not associated with each other for this sample. Most respondents reported watching video ads and engaging with ads through likes, shares
The campaign aimed to inform HIV positive and negative gay men in serodiscordant relationships about strategies to maintain health. It was evidence-based and involved community consultation. Research found new HIV infections were more likely in the first six months of such relationships. The campaign sought to normalize serodiscordant relationships, challenge stigma, and provide health information and communication strategies. An evaluation assessed campaign reach, satisfaction, and impact on awareness and knowledge through an online survey and focus groups.
Bay Area Physicians Rate Communication with UCSF Department of RadiologyLaurel Skurko
The UCSF Department of Radiology conducted a survey of 5,100 local referring physicians to understand their communication patterns and preferences. The survey found that 56% would like regular communications about department news and services, with 40% preferring email. While social media use was currently low, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter were the most commonly used platforms. Over 70% of respondents were satisfied with UCSF imaging services, and the top topics of interest were ultrasound, abdominal imaging, and neuroimaging. Feedback will help the department better focus communications and promote their services.
Extreme Reach Super Bowl 49 Brand Effectiveness StudyExtreme Reach
This year, a 30-second TV commercial during the Super Bowl cost about $4.5 million. And with that hefty, record-setting price tag comes a question we hear every year: which ad did the best? Which brand made the greatest impact with their Super Bowl investment? We’d like to help answer those questions.
In this study, we’ve compiled insights that reveal which brands ran the most effective Super Bowl ads based on brand lift data. We've analyzed the responses from the audience as a whole and looked at specific demographic segments as well.
The document summarizes an evaluation of trainings provided to HIV prevention providers on interventions for persons living with HIV. It found that:
1) Training recipients reported high satisfaction with the trainings and felt motivated to implement the interventions, though many faced barriers to implementation like difficulties with recruitment and a lack of funding or time.
2) While over 40% had already implemented interventions after 90 days, many others wanted to but faced barriers, or were not yet ready.
3) Common barriers included difficulties recruiting participants, a lack of funding, and not having enough time, suggesting resources should help providers overcome such barriers.
The group conducted market research to help The Backyard Bar and Grill address two decision problems: increasing awareness among Baylor students and determining the effectiveness of current advertisements. They surveyed 130 people, mostly Baylor students, and found that word of mouth was the primary form of exposure. While most females were aware of The Backyard, fewer visited compared to males. Advertisements seemed most effective for those already aware. The group recommended focusing promotions on college females and increasing social media presence to reach more students. Limitations included a gender-imbalanced sample and challenges interpreting some responses.
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This document analyzes the impact and challenges of India's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan cleanliness campaign. A survey of 100 people found that most were aware of the campaign through social media and newspapers. Key challenges identified were increasing awareness, conducting cleanliness drives in underprivileged areas, and allocating sufficient funds and resources. Recommendations included improved garbage disposal facilities, using maps to locate bins, providing legal support, and leveraging digital media for awareness campaigns.
Fast food is largely enjoyed by people around the world. This survey is conducted to find out which fast food chains are popular in Vietnam in terms of recognition and usage. We also wanted to find out how people order fast food online.
The results was collected nation-wide among nearly 600 males and females of the age 18-55 in August 2020.
HCC commissioned a study to conduct research as part of an overall strategic initiative to help HCC assume a desirable position in the local educational marketplace. Two separate surveys were conducted, one for community members and the other for current HCC students. Data were collected using online surveys.
This document contains an index and sections on the introduction, statement of the problem, objectives of the study, methodology, discussion and analysis, findings of the study, conclusion, and recommendations regarding a study on product placement in Indian reality television shows. The methodology section describes a sample of 120 students, with data collected through a structured questionnaire. Several tables in the discussion and analysis section show high levels of awareness and recall of product placements among viewers. Key findings include most viewers watching reality shows regularly and having good awareness and recall of brand placements. The conclusion states that placements can be an effective communication vehicle if integrated properly. Recommendations include further study of placements in other media and long-term memory effects.
Lessons learned from eXtension cop evaluation efforts.netc.2010Michael Lambur
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Lessons learned from e xtension cop evaluation efforts.netc.2010Michael Lambur
The document discusses lessons learned from evaluating eXtension Communities of Practice (CoPs). It provides examples of how different CoPs have evaluated the usefulness and impact of their online resources. Surveys found that webinars, fact sheets, and learning modules increased knowledge and influenced practices. Metrics like website traffic, video views, and newsletter readership demonstrated engagement with online content. Moving forward, the document recommends using social media to further engage clients and evaluating social media applications both quantitatively and qualitatively.
This document provides a summary of the qualifications and experience of Francesca Madiai, PhD. She has over 10 years of experience as a clinical research coordinator, with expertise in areas such as project planning, data collection, protocol development, and GCP compliance. Her background includes a PhD in Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology from Ohio State University and over 10 publications in scientific journals. She has coordinated over 50 clinical trials in rheumatology and has experience with regulatory submissions, study execution, and patient recruitment.
The document discusses the role of insurance in the healthcare sector in India. It begins with a brief history of insurance in India, mentioning its origins in ancient texts and the establishment of the first insurance companies in the 18th and 19th centuries. It then discusses the fundamental basis of insurance as pooling resources that can be redistributed during times of calamity or need.
Este documento describe los conceptos y características de los sistemas operativos distribuidos y centralizados. Explica que los sistemas operativos distribuidos coordinan los recursos de múltiples computadoras de forma transparente al usuario, mientras que los sistemas centralizados solo gestionan los recursos de una sola computadora. También compara ventajas como la escalabilidad y fiabilidad de los sistemas distribuidos frente a los centralizados.
Este documento presenta un informe sobre la segunda jornada de observación y ayudantía realizada en el Jardín de Niños "Elena Díaz Lombardo de Baz" en Toluca. Se describe la organización y gestión escolar, la cultura y clima institucional, las características de dos aulas observadas, las educadoras, los niños y entrevistas realizadas. Se resalta que la escuela tiene una buena organización y los padres son activos. Las educadoras muestran compromiso aunque podrían innovar más. Los niños disfrut
This document discusses bridging the gap between emergency management theory and practice through continuing education. It presents a professional development triangle of academics, internships/experience, and continuing education/training that are all important for emergency management professionals. While academic programs provide the academic piece and some offer internships for experience, continuing education is often overlooked. The document proposes ways for academic programs to incorporate continuing education courses like independent study courses and offering field training on campus to provide students a well-rounded education and help connect theory and practice. This could help address fractured identities in both the academic and practitioner sides of emergency management.
The document summarizes a marketing campaign by Fueled Innovations to increase awareness of career opportunities in the fuel and petrochemical industry among millennial students at The University of Texas at Arlington. Pre-campaign surveys found low awareness of these careers. The campaign used social media, an event called the Petrol Party, and printed materials to educate students. Post-event evaluations found a large increase in familiarity with related products, careers, and willingness to consider the industry among attendees. The low-budget campaign successfully reached thousands of people on social media and garnered interest from many event participants.
The document summarizes a marketing campaign by Fueled Innovations to increase awareness of career opportunities in the fuel and petrochemical industry among millennial students at The University of Texas at Arlington. Pre-campaign surveys found low awareness of these careers. The campaign used social media, an event called the Petrol Party, and printed materials to educate students. Post-event evaluations found a large increase in familiarity with related products, careers, and willingness to consider these careers. The low-budget campaign was highly successful in reaching its goals.
Results of an apprenticeship survey - evaluation of apprenticeship viewsThe Pathway Group
The Industry Apprentice Council surveyed over 500 UK apprentices to understand their views and experiences. Most respondents were between 19-24 years old, in their second year of an apprenticeship in engineering or manufacturing. Over half found their apprenticeship through their own initiative or a careers advisor, and most felt their school did not adequately promote apprenticeships compared to further or higher education. An overwhelming majority were pleased with their decision to do an apprenticeship and felt it has helped inspire others.
This document summarizes a study titled "Advertising in Social Media: A Study on Effectiveness of Advertisement on Facebook." The study aimed to understand customers/viewers on Facebook and their preferences, determine the effectiveness of Facebook advertisements, and identify which types of ads are suitable for different customer segments. An online survey was conducted with 84 respondents in Odisha, India. Statistical analysis including chi-square tests and binary logistic regression was used to analyze relationships between variables like frequency of Facebook use, time spent on ads, device used, and preferences. The results found no significant relationships between these variables, suggesting they are not associated with each other for this sample. Most respondents reported watching video ads and engaging with ads through likes, shares
The campaign aimed to inform HIV positive and negative gay men in serodiscordant relationships about strategies to maintain health. It was evidence-based and involved community consultation. Research found new HIV infections were more likely in the first six months of such relationships. The campaign sought to normalize serodiscordant relationships, challenge stigma, and provide health information and communication strategies. An evaluation assessed campaign reach, satisfaction, and impact on awareness and knowledge through an online survey and focus groups.
Bay Area Physicians Rate Communication with UCSF Department of RadiologyLaurel Skurko
The UCSF Department of Radiology conducted a survey of 5,100 local referring physicians to understand their communication patterns and preferences. The survey found that 56% would like regular communications about department news and services, with 40% preferring email. While social media use was currently low, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter were the most commonly used platforms. Over 70% of respondents were satisfied with UCSF imaging services, and the top topics of interest were ultrasound, abdominal imaging, and neuroimaging. Feedback will help the department better focus communications and promote their services.
Extreme Reach Super Bowl 49 Brand Effectiveness StudyExtreme Reach
This year, a 30-second TV commercial during the Super Bowl cost about $4.5 million. And with that hefty, record-setting price tag comes a question we hear every year: which ad did the best? Which brand made the greatest impact with their Super Bowl investment? We’d like to help answer those questions.
In this study, we’ve compiled insights that reveal which brands ran the most effective Super Bowl ads based on brand lift data. We've analyzed the responses from the audience as a whole and looked at specific demographic segments as well.
The document summarizes an evaluation of trainings provided to HIV prevention providers on interventions for persons living with HIV. It found that:
1) Training recipients reported high satisfaction with the trainings and felt motivated to implement the interventions, though many faced barriers to implementation like difficulties with recruitment and a lack of funding or time.
2) While over 40% had already implemented interventions after 90 days, many others wanted to but faced barriers, or were not yet ready.
3) Common barriers included difficulties recruiting participants, a lack of funding, and not having enough time, suggesting resources should help providers overcome such barriers.
The group conducted market research to help The Backyard Bar and Grill address two decision problems: increasing awareness among Baylor students and determining the effectiveness of current advertisements. They surveyed 130 people, mostly Baylor students, and found that word of mouth was the primary form of exposure. While most females were aware of The Backyard, fewer visited compared to males. Advertisements seemed most effective for those already aware. The group recommended focusing promotions on college females and increasing social media presence to reach more students. Limitations included a gender-imbalanced sample and challenges interpreting some responses.
Impact of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and its ChallengesPrashant 13-15)
This document analyzes the impact and challenges of India's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan cleanliness campaign. A survey of 100 people found that most were aware of the campaign through social media and newspapers. Key challenges identified were increasing awareness, conducting cleanliness drives in underprivileged areas, and allocating sufficient funds and resources. Recommendations included improved garbage disposal facilities, using maps to locate bins, providing legal support, and leveraging digital media for awareness campaigns.
Fast food is largely enjoyed by people around the world. This survey is conducted to find out which fast food chains are popular in Vietnam in terms of recognition and usage. We also wanted to find out how people order fast food online.
The results was collected nation-wide among nearly 600 males and females of the age 18-55 in August 2020.
HCC commissioned a study to conduct research as part of an overall strategic initiative to help HCC assume a desirable position in the local educational marketplace. Two separate surveys were conducted, one for community members and the other for current HCC students. Data were collected using online surveys.
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Lessons learned from eXtension cop evaluation efforts.netc.2010Michael Lambur
The document discusses lessons learned from evaluating eXtension Communities of Practice (CoPs). It provides examples of how different CoPs have evaluated the usefulness and impact of their online resources. Surveys found that webinars, fact sheets, and learning modules increased knowledge and influenced practices. Usage analytics showed high viewership of videos on YouTube and pages on the eXtension site. Moving forward, the document recommends using social media more to engage clients and evaluating engagement both quantitatively and qualitatively.
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The document discusses lessons learned from evaluating eXtension Communities of Practice (CoPs). It provides examples of how different CoPs have evaluated the usefulness and impact of their online resources. Surveys found that webinars, fact sheets, and learning modules increased knowledge and influenced practices. Metrics like website traffic, video views, and newsletter readership demonstrated engagement with online content. Moving forward, the document recommends using social media to further engage clients and evaluating social media applications both quantitatively and qualitatively.
The document summarizes the findings of a research study on the impact of Cadbury Dairy Milk television advertisements on consumer buying behavior. Some key findings are:
- 94% of respondents recalled seeing the Cadbury ads on TV, with more female respondents recalling them than male.
- The ads were found to be memorable and effective at communicating their message.
- Different ads resonated more with male and female respondents. Humorous ads scored higher with males while emotional ads scored higher with females.
- Most respondents felt the ads would positively impact brand awareness, sales, and the popularity of Cadbury products. However, not all felt the ads directly influenced their purchase decisions.
his in-depth report was given as a leave-behind; a shorter more digestible version was presented. This report is the result of a 5 month research project asked for by Pro Staff to understand and strategically address falling participation
across program areas.
This research continues Ad Standards’ probing into consumer perceptions about advertising. This year, in addition to general views on advertising and perceptions of truth and accuracy of advertising across media types, we examined Canadians’ perspectives on digital advertising, and compared Millennials to the general population.
For the full report and past studies, go to: http://adstandards.com/en/ASCLibrary/consumerResearch.aspx
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1. THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
AFPM RECRUITMENT CHALLENGE
Mario Armijo | Kyle Biederwolf | Cody Calhoun | Chelsea Chavez | RyAnne Wallencheck
2. Pre-Campaign Research | Methodology
• Qualtrics online survey consisting of 12 questions
Research Method
• Convenience sample of Millennials using social media (Facebook, Twitter)
and campus intercept
• Prequalified by one eligibility question
Sample Method
• n = 219 completed surveys
• Completion Rate: 71% (309 eligible started and 219 completed)
Sample Size
• 39% male and 61% female
• 88% of respondents were currently a student at a college, university, or
vocational school
Demographics
3. Pre-Campaign Research | Findings
Q: How familiar are you with careers in the fuel and petrochemical
manufacturing industries?
Q: How familiar are you with the fuel and petrochemical
manufacturing industries in general?
1
Chavez, C., Crenshaw, C., Garcia, E., Gray, S., Gutierrez, J., Jankowski, K. (2016). [Understanding Millennials’ Views About Careers in Fuel and
Petrochemicals]. Unpublished Raw Data.
47%
30%
13%
6%
4%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Not at all familiar
Slightly familiar
Somewhat familiar
Moderately familiar
Very familiar
52%
20%
15%
10%
3%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
Not at all familiar
Slightly familiar
Somewhat familiar
Moderately familiar
Very familiar
Awareness of Fuel and
Petrochemical
Manufacturing Careers
Awareness of the Fuel and
Petrochemical
Manufacturing Industries
in General
4. 19%
28%
22%
16%
12%
2%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30%
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Neither agree nor disagree
Agree
Strongly agree
Don't know/not sure
Pre-Campaign Research | Findings
I am interested in learning more about careers in the fuel and
petrochemical manufacturing industries.
I am interested in learning more about the fuel and petrochemical
manufacturing industries in general.
1
Chavez, C., Crenshaw, C., Garcia, E., Gray, S., Gutierrez, J., Jankowski, K. (2016). [Understanding Millennials’ Views About Careers in Fuel and
Petrochemicals]. Unpublished Raw Data.
14%
21%
17%
34%
13%
1%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40%
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Neither agree nor disagree
Agree
Strongly agree
Don't know/not sure
Interest in Fuel and
Petrochemical
Manufacturing Careers
Interest in Fuel and
Petrochemical
Manufacturing Industries
in General
5. Pre-Campaign Research | Findings
11%
15%
46%
11%
3%
14%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Very Positive
Somewhat positive
Neutral
Somewhat negative
Very negative
Don't know/ not sure
Q: How would you rate your feelings toward careers in the
fuel and petrochemical manufacturing industries?
8%
11%
41%
21%
4%
16%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Very Positive
Somewhat positive
Neutral
Somewhat negative
Very negative
Don't know/ not sure
Q: How would you rate your feelings toward the
fuel and petrochemical manufacturing industries in general?
1
Chavez, C., Crenshaw, C., Garcia, E., Gray, S., Gutierrez, J., Jankowski, K. (2016). [Understanding Millennials’ Views About Careers in Fuel and
Petrochemicals]. Unpublished Raw Data.
Perceptions of Fuel and
Petrochemical
Manufacturing Careers
Perceptions of the Fuel
and Petrochemical
Manufacturing Industries
in General
6. Target Market Profile
1
Cohen, H. (2014, February 21) 30 Millennial Demographics You Need [Charts]. Retrieved from
http://heidicohen.com/30-millennial-demographics-chart/
2
PricewaterhouseCoopers (2011) Millennials at work Reshaping the workplace. Retrieved from
http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/managing-tomorrows-people/future-of-work/assets/reshaping-the-
workplace.pdf
3
Taylor, K. (2014, March 10) Millennials Spend 18 Hours a Day Consuming Media – And It’s Mostly
Content Created By Peers. Retrieved from http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/232062
4
Chavez, C., Crenshaw, C., Garcia, E., Gray, S., Gutierrez, J., Jankowski, K. (2016). [Understanding
Millennials’ Views About Careers in Fuel and Petrochemicals]. Unpublished Raw Data.
Demographics
Pyschographics
Careers
11. Communication Tactics | Campus Outreach
Principles of Financial Accounting (2)
Operations Management (2)
Managerial Accounting (2)
Financial Management (2)
Introduction to Marketing (2)
Naval Science NROTC (1)
Introduction to Economics (2)
General Chemistry 180 (1)
Mechanical Engineering (2)
Mechanical Engineering Introduction to Vibrations (2)
Presidents Meeting for Greek Life, 23 Chapters (1)
Physical Chemistry (2)
Organizational Behavior and Diversity (2)
Computer Based Info systems (1)
Chemistry Major Orientation (1)
Class
Presentations
25
1,605
class presentations
students educated about
fuel and petrochemical
manufacturing careers
12. Communication Tactics | On-Campus Event
1
80
career event
students educated about
fuel and petrochemical
manufacturing careers
16. Communication Tactics | Social Media
524 Page Likes
37 Posts
925 Post Likes
1,396 Engagement
104 Post Shares
36,440 Reach
116,548 Impressions
109 Followers
49 Tweets
732 Likes
425 Retweets
5 Mentions
29 Link Clicks
11,000 Impressions
1 Video
533 Views
17 Likes
825 Minutes Watched
50 Followers
31 Posts
887 Likes
17 Comments
17. Communication Tactics | Public Relations
PRINT
Albuquerque Business First
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque The Magazine
Daily Lobo
New Mexico Magazine
New Mexico Marketplace
New Mexico Women
Local IQ
Rio Rancho Observer
Weekly Alibi
TELEVISION
Comcast Xfinity 27
(Morning Brew)
KASA 2 (FOX)
KAZQ 32 (Alpha Omega)
KCHH 11 (Son Broadcasting)
KOAT 7 (ABC)
KOB 4 (NBC)
KNME 5 (PBS)
KRQE 13 (CBS)
KWBQ 19 (CW)
ONLINE
Duke City Fix
UNM Newsroom
UNM Anderson School
PR NEWSWIRE
76
80
76 National
websites
Local/campus
press hits4
80 Total media
hits
20. Evaluation Metrics | Methodology
• Qualtrics online survey consisting of 8 questions
Research Method
• Convenience sample of Millennials using social media (Facebook, Twitter)
and campus intercept at campaign event
• Prequalified by two eligibility questions
Sample Method
• n = 52 completed surveys
• Completion Rate: 91% (57 eligible started and 52 completed)
Sample Size
• 48% male and 52% female
• 90% of respondents were currently a student at a college, university, or
vocational school
Demographics
21. Evaluation Metrics | Findings
1
Chavez, C., Crenshaw, C., Garcia, E., Gray, S., Gutierrez, J., Jankowski, K. (2016). [Understanding Millennials’ Views About Careers in Fuel and
Petrochemicals]. Unpublished Raw Data.
93% of respondents
“agree” or “strongly
agree” that they are
more aware of
careers in the fuel
and petrochemical
manufacturing
industries as a result
of being exposed to
the FPM Careers
campaign.1
63% of respondents
“agree” or “strongly
agree” that they have
more interest in
careers in the fuel and
petrochemical
manufacturing
industries as a result of
being exposed to the
FPM Careers
campaign.1
75% of respondents
“agree” or “strongly
agree” that they feel
more positively about
careers in the fuel and
petrochemical
manufacturing
industries after being
exposed to the FPM
Careers campaign.1
93% 63% 75%
CHANGE IN AWARENESS,INTEREST, AND PERCEPTION IN CAREERS
22. Evaluation Metrics | Findings
87% of respondents
“agree” or “strongly
agree” that they are
more aware of the
fuel and
petrochemical
manufacturing
industries in general
as a result of being
exposed to the FPM
Careers campaign.1
67% of respondents
“agree” or “strongly
agree” that they have
more interest in the
fuel and petrochemical
manufacturing
industries in general as
a result of being
exposed to the FPM
Careers campaign.1
77% of respondents
“agree” or “strongly
agree” that they feel
more positively about
the fuel and
petrochemical
manufacturing
industries in general as
a result of being
exposed to the FPM
Careers campaign.1
87% 67% 77%
.
1
Chavez, C., Crenshaw, C., Garcia, E., Gray, S., Gutierrez, J., Jankowski, K. (2016). [Understanding Millennials’ Views About Careers in Fuel and
Petrochemicals]. Unpublished Raw Data.
CHANGE IN AWARENESS,INTEREST, AND PERCEPTION IN THE INDUSTRIES
23. Engagement | Number of Contacts
190new contacts captured electronically
as potential recruits for companies via
school specific URL.
24. 56.3%
5.0%
38.7%
Advertising Research Events
Cost Analysis
In-Kind Donations $694.55
Earned Media $2377.88
Added Value $3072.43
Return on Investment 207%
154,238generated through advertising, events,
public relations, and social media
Total Gross Impressions
Budget
Cost Efficiency
Added Value
$1,000
25. Recommendations | Brand Ambassador Program
1
Singer, N. (2011, September 10). On Campus, It's One Big Commercial. The New York Times. Retrieved November 12, 2014, from
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/11/business/at-colleges-the-marketers-are-everywhere.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
2
College Students and Credit Cards – Some Statistics. (n.d.). Retrieved November 13, 2014, from
http://www.collegeparents.org/members/resources/articles/college-students-and-credit-cards-–-some-statistics
3
Ayoub, M., Berryman, R., Brickner, K., Macias, R., Mazzei, K., Nicolaysen, S., Romero, M. (2014). [Understanding of Credit and Credit Monitoring Among
Financially Active Consumers], Unpublished Raw Data. Services
Partnership with career services
Campus specific social media
Booth at campus events