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Compose a written communication based on your Strategic Communications Plan. (See Attached File) PART 1 1. Develop Your Written Communication a) State your key message clearly i. Do not “bury the headline” — the main point should be presented directly ii. Your key message must be clear and concise b) Provide the necessary information and build credibility i. Provide an appropriate amount of background information for the audience, given the type of communication ii. Get to the point without unnecessary verbiage iii. Build your position as an expert or trusted colleague c) Support your key message with three or four supporting points/reasons i. Supporting points should be appropriate for the context and needs of the audience ii. Reasons should be compelling and relevant d) Employ either the Consult/Join or Tell/Sell techniques e) Clearly relay to the audience an actionable request 2. Write Professionally a) Communication should be clear and concise b) Communication should build logically c) Sentences should flow smoothly, using appropriate transitions and varying sentence structure d) Employ appropriate formatting for ease of reading and clarity of message (headers, bullet points, etc.) 3. Demonstrate Professional Presence a) Be authentic and genuine in your communication b) Use the appropriate tone and vocabulary for your audience c) Establish rapport to connect with your audience and grow the relationship PART 2 4. Channel and Style a) Explain why you chose the specific channel you used for the written communication b) Explain what style you employed in your written communication and why (Sell/Tell or Consult/Join) ...

points/reasons
i. Supporting points should be appropriate for the context
and needs of the audience
ii. Reasons should be compelling and relevant
d) Employ either the Consult/Join or Tell/Sell techniques
e) Clearly relay to the audience an actionable request
2. Write Professionally
a) Communication should be clear and concise
b) Communication should build logically
c) Sentences should flow smoothly, using appropriate
transitions and varying sentence structure
d) Employ appropriate formatting for ease of reading and clarity
of message (headers, bullet points, etc.)

3. Demonstrate Professional Presence
a) Be authentic and genuine in your communication
b) Use the appropriate tone and vocabulary for your audience
c) Establish rapport to connect with your audience and
grow the relationship
PART 2
4. Channel and Style
a) Explain why you chose the specific channel you used for the
written communication
b) Explain what style you employed in your written
communication
and why (Sell/Tell or Consult/Join)

INSTRUCTIONS Compose a written communication based on your Strategic Communications Plan. [*****File is attached of Communication Plan*****] PART 1 1. Develop Your Written Communication a) State your key message clearly i. Do not “bury the headline” — the main point should be presented directly ii. Your key message must be clear and concise b) Provide the necessary information and build credibility i. Provide an appropriate amount of background information for the audience, given the type of communication ii. Get to the point without unnecessary verbiage iii. Build your position as an expert or trusted colleague c) Support your key message with three or four supporting points/reasons i. Supporting points should be appropriate for the context and needs of the audience ii. Reasons should be compelling and relevant d) Employ either the Consult/Join or Tell/Sell techniques e) Clearly relay to the audience an actionable request 2. Write Professionally a) Communication should be clear and concise b) Communication should build logically c) Sentences should flow smoothly, using appropriate transitions and varying sentence structure d) Employ appropriate formatting for ease of reading and clarity of message (headers, bullet points, etc.) 3. Demonstrate Professional Presence a) Be authentic and genuine in your communication b) Use the appropriate tone and vocabulary for your audience c) Establish rapport to connect with your audience and grow the relationship ...

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Business managers use written communication every day. Opportunities for written communication in the business world include everything from reports, memos, and documentation to emails, instant messaging, and social media. Effective written communication can help build and grow business relationships, accelerate results, solicit input and feedback, and rally personnel toward shared goals. Your ability to write messages that are clear and concise, while positioned strategically and presented professionally, will distinguish you in your field. In this assignment, you will develop a written communication for the challenge or opportunity scenario you have identified. The written message needed to fulfill this assignment will depend on your scenario. INSTRUCTIONS Compose a written communication based on your Strategic Communications Plan. PART 1 ( This is DONE- I have attached it ) 1. Develop Your Written Communication a) State your key message clearly i. Do not “bury the headline” — the main point should be presented directly ii. Your key message must be clear and concise b) Provide the necessary information and build credibility i. Provide an appropriate amount of background information for the audience, given the type of communication ii. Get to the point without unnecessary verbiage iii. Build your position as an expert or trusted colleague c) Support your key message with three or four supporting points/reasons i. Supporting points should be appropriate for the context and needs of the audience ii. Reasons should be compelling and relevant d) Employ either the Consult/Join or Tell/Sell techniques e) Clearly relay to the audience an actionable request 2. Write Professionally a) Communication should be clear and concise b) Communication should build logically c) Sentences should flow smoothly, using appropriate transitions and varying sentence structure d) Employ appropriate formatting for ease of reading and clarity of message (headers, bullet points, etc.) 3. Demonstrate Professional Presence a) Be authentic and genuine in your communication b) Use the appropriate tone and vocabulary for your audience c) Establish rapport to connect with your audience and grow the relationship PART 2: 4. Channel and Style a) Explain why you chose the specific channel you used for the written communication b) Explain what style you employed in your written communication and why (Sell/Tell or Consult/Join) 5. Use Feedback to Refine Your Communication a) Describe or list the feedback you received on your written communication from the week 6 Discussion Board b) Explain how you used the feedback to revise and improve your message ...

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Assignment 2: Written Communication Due Week 9, worth 200 points Business managers use written communication every day. Opportunities for written communication in the business world include everything from reports, memos, and documentation to emails, instant messaging, and social media. Effective written communication can help build and grow business relationships, accelerate results, solicit input and feedback, and rally personnel toward shared goals. Your ability to write messages that are clear and concise, while positioned strategically and presented professionally, will distinguish you in your field. In this assignment, you will develop a written communication for the challenge or opportunity scenario you have identified. The written message needed to fulfill this assignment will depend on your scenario. Instructions Compose a written communication based on your Strategic Communications Plan. Part 1 1. Develop Your Written Communication a. State your key message clearly i. Do not “bury the headline” — the main point should be presented directly ii. Your key message must be clear and concise b. Provide the necessary information and build credibility i. Provide an appropriate amount of background information for the audience, given the type of communication ii. Get to the point without unnecessary verbiage iii. Build your position as an expert or trusted colleague c. Support your key message with three or four supporting points/reasons i. Supporting points should be appropriate for the context and needs of the audience ii. Reasons should be compelling and relevant d. Employ either the Consult/Join or Tell/Sell techniques e. Clearly relay to the audience an actionable request 2. Write Professionally a. Communication should be clear and concise b. Communication should build logically c. Sentences should flow smoothly, using appropriate transitions and varying sentence structure d. Employ appropriate formatting for ease of reading and clarity of message (headers, bullet points, etc.) 3. Demonstrate Professional Presence a. Be authentic and genuine in your communication b. Use the appropriate tone and vocabulary for your audience c. Establish rapport to connect with your audience and grow the relationship Part 2 4. Channel and Style a. Explain why you chose the specific channel you used for the written communication b. Explain what style you employed in your written communication and why (Sell/Tell or Consult/Join) 5. Use Feedback to Refine Your Communication Describe or list the feedback you received on your written communication from the week 6 ...

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Compose a written communication based on your Strategic Communications Plan. Part 1 Develop your written communication. State your key message clearly. Do not "bury the headline"—the main point should be presented directly. Your key message must be clear and concise. Provide the necessary information and build credibility. Provide an appropriate amount of background information for the audience, given the type of communication. Get to the point without unnecessary verbiage. Build your position as an expert or trusted colleague. Support your key message with three or four supporting points or reasons. Supporting points should be appropriate for the context and needs of the audience. Reasons should be compelling and relevant. Employ either the tell/sell or consult/join techniques. Clearly relay to the audience an actionable request. Write professionally. Communication should be clear and concise. Communication should build logically. Sentences should flow smoothly, using appropriate transitions and varying sentence structure. Employ appropriate formatting for ease of reading and clarity of message (headers, bullet points, etc.). Demonstrate professional presence. Be authentic and genuine in your communication. Use the appropriate tone and vocabulary for your audience. Establish rapport to connect with your audience and grow the relationship. Part 2 Channel and style. Explain why you chose the specific channel you used for the written communication. Explain what style you employed in your written communication (tell/sell, consult/join) and why. Must be in this format .

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1. Written Communication Overview Business managers use written communication every day. Opportunities for written communication in the business world include everything from reports, memos, and documentation to emails, instant messaging, and social media. Effective written communication can help build and grow business relationships, accelerate results, solicit input and feedback, and rally personnel toward shared goals. Your ability to write messages that are clear and concise, while positioned strategically and presented professionally, will distinguish you in your field. In this assignment, you will develop a written communication for the challenge or opportunity scenario you have identified. The written message needed to fulfill this assignment will depend on your scenario. Instructions Compose a written communication based on your Strategic Communications Plan. Part 1 1. Develop your written communication. a. State your key message clearly. i. Do not "bury the headline"—the main point should be presented directly. ii. Your key message must be clear and concise. b. Provide the necessary information and build credibility. i. Provide an appropriate amount of background information for the audience, given the type of communication. ii. Get to the point without unnecessary verbiage. iii. Build your position as an expert or trusted colleague. c. Support your key message with three or four supporting points or reasons. i. Supporting points should be appropriate for the context and needs of the audience. ii. Reasons should be compelling and relevant. d. Employ either the tell/sell or consult/join techniques. e. Clearly relay to the audience an actionable request. 2. Write professionally. a. Communication should be clear and concise. b. Communication should build logically. c. Sentences should flow smoothly, using appropriate transitions and varying sentence structure. d. Employ appropriate formatting for ease of reading and clarity of message (headers, bullet points, etc.). 3. Demonstrate professional presence. a. Be authentic and genuine in your communication. b. Use the appropriate tone and vocabulary for your audience. c. Establish rapport to connect with your audience and grow the relationship. Part 2 1. Channel and style. 4. Explain why you chose the specific channel you used for the written communication. 4. Explain what style you employed in your written communication (tell/sell, consult/join) and why. 1. Use feedback to refine your communication. 5. Describe or list the feedback you received on your written communication from the Week 7 discussion. 5. Explain how you used the feedback to revise and improve your message. This course requires the use of Strayer Writing Standards. For assistance and information, please refer to the Strayer Writing Standards link in the left-hand menu of your course. Check with your professor for any additional instructions. The specific course learning outcome associated with this assignment is: · Compose ...

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LearnWRITTEN COMMUNICATIONDue Week 9, worth 200 points.docx

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Business managers use written communication every day. Opportunities for written communication in the business world include everything from reports, memos, and documentation to emails, instant messaging, and social media. Effective written communication can help build and grow business relationships, accelerate results, solicit input and feedback, and rally personnel toward shared goals. Your ability to write messages that are clear and concise, while positioned strategically and presented professionally, will distinguish you in your field. In this assignment, you will develop a written communication for the challenge or opportunity scenario you have identified. The written message needed to fulfill this assignment will depend on your scenario. INSTRUCTIONS Compose a written communication based on your Strategic Communications Plan. PART 1 1. Develop Your Written Communication a) State your key message clearly i. Do not “bury the headline” — the main point should be presented directly ii. Your key message must be clear and concise b) Provide the necessary information and build credibility i. Provide an appropriate amount of background information for the audience, given the type of communication ii. Get to the point without unnecessary verbiage iii. Build your position as an expert or trusted colleague c) Support your key message with three or four supporting points/reasons i. Supporting points should be appropriate for the context and needs of the audience ii. Reasons should be compelling and relevant d) Employ either the Consult/Join or Tell/Sell techniques e) Clearly relay to the audience an actionable request 2. Write Professionally a) Communication should be clear and concise b) Communication should build logically c) Sentences should flow smoothly, using appropriate transitions and varying sentence structure d) Employ appropriate formatting for ease of reading and clarity of message (headers, bullet points, etc.) 3. Demonstrate Professional Presence a) Be authentic and genuine in your communication b) Use the appropriate tone and vocabulary for your audience c) Establish rapport to connect with your audience and grow the relationship PART 2 4. Channel and Style a) Explain why you chose the specific channel you used for the written communication b) Explain what style you employed in your written communication and why (Sell/Tell or Consult/Join) 5. Use Feedback to Refine Your Communication a) Describe or list the feedback you received on your written communication from the week 5 Discussion Board b) Explain how you used the feedback to revise and improve your message This course requires use of Strayer Writing Standards (SWS). The format is different than other Strayer University courses. Please take a moment to review the SWS documentation for details. POINTS: 200 ASSIGNMENT 2: WRITTEN COMMUNICATION Criteria Unacceptable Below 70% F Fair 70-79% C Proficient 80-8 ...

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Due Week 4, worth 150 points The ability to effectively communicate is one of the most in demand and sought after skills in today’s workforce. As a business professional, you will be expected to not only communicate in a clear and concise way, but to do so strategically. These communication skills are necessary to manage personnel effectively and to drive your organization toward its strategic goals and outcomes. Effective communication starts with planning. By developing a strategic communications plan you will be more intentional in your messages and the actions you ask of your audience. INSTRUCTIONS Create a strategic communication plan for the professional communication challenge or opportunity of your choice. Your plan should include the following components and may be written in a professional report format. See the formatting requirements for additional information. 1. Description a) What is your challenge or opportunity? b) Why is this professionally important to you? 2. Goal a) What goal or outcome do you want to achieve with this communication? i. Is it clear, concise, and actionable? 3. Audience a) Who is your target audience? i. What are the professional positions of the audience members? ii. What demographic characteristics will the audience comprise? iii. What is your relationship to the audience? iv. What background knowledge and expertise does the audience have? v. What does the audience know, feel about, and expect concerning this communication? vi. What preconceptions or biases do you possess that might prevent you from building rapport with your audience? b) What information is available about your audience? i. What research/sources will you use to obtain information about the audience? ii. What conclusions have you been able to draw about the audience? c) What tone will you use to convey your message? i. Is the setting casual or formal? ii. Is the communication personal or impersonal? 4. Key Message a) What is the primary message you must convey to your audience? i. Is the message compelling and memorable? ii. Is the message clear and concise? iii. Is the message aligned with your audience’s goals and needs? 5. Supporting Points a) What three to four points, reasons, or justifications support your message? i. What research/sources will you use to obtain facts/data about your message? 6. Channel Selection a) What communication style will you employ (Tell/Sell or Consult/Join), and why? b) What channel(s) will you use to deliver your message, and why will they be the most effective? c) What purpose is served by each channel you have selected? 7. Action Request a) Is your call to action are you making to your audience clear, concise, and easily actionable? Note: You may create and establish all necessary assumptions needed for the completion of this assignment. The scenario is yours to explain. PROFESSIONAL AND APA FORMATTING REQUIREMENTS Your assignment must follow these general APA formatting requirements: Your document mus.

Bus 4040-4This Assignment has 2 parts. Assignment 1 is to create.docx

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Bus 4040-4 This Assignment has 2 parts. Assignment 1 is to create a presentation and Assignment 2 is to write an Essay that reflects your presentation in assignment 1. Course Textbook: Barrett, D. J. (2011). Leadership communication (3rd ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill/Irwin. Assignment 1-Project 2 Choose a topic of interest to you and create a leadership presentation. You may choose one of the following topics or select one of your own. Possible project ideas are: · Announcement about an upcoming change in your company’s performance assessment process. · Information regarding the economic impact of Mardi Gras 2012 on the City of Mobile. · Issues and political/economic considerations surrounding national health care. Create a leadership presentation communicating the message in a PowerPoint Presentation (7-10 slides). Presentation should be readability for the audience (text color, font size of at least 24), bullet points instead of complete sentences, add slide transitions. Utilize the 6 X 6 Rule (no more than 6 lines per slide/no more than 6 words per line). You may use various sources including your textbook. Be sure to cite any sources used in a reference slide utilizing APA formatting. (Title and Reference slides do not count toward the required length of the presentation.) You are encouraged to use the slide notes function when appropriate to clarify the purpose and intent for slides. Make sure that you are adhering to the guidelines learned in Chapters 5-6. Assignment 2-Essay 1 Write a reflective essay that describes the approaches you have used in presenting this material to your audience. Explain why you chose to present the information using this approach (PowerPoint) Did you meet with challenges in preparing this presentation? Explain. You essay should be between 200 - 300 words. Be sure to include citations for quotations and paraphrases with references in APA format and style. BUS 4040, Communication Skills for Leaders 1 UNIT IV STUDY GUIDE Leadership Presentations and Graphics Learning Objectives Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to: 1. Develop a communication strategy for a leadership presentation. 2. Create meaningful and effective text layouts. 3. Demonstrate effective communication with increased confidence. 4. Design effective graphic content. 5. Evaluate the effectiveness of different design techniques in different situations. Unit Lesson When the preparation for a presentation begins shortly before the event, the quality and the effectiveness of the message suffers. As a primary objective for leadership communication is to “develop a communication strategy that facilitates accomplishing their communication objectives” (Barnett, 2011, p. 9). Effort put into the preparation for that presentation is critical to its success. Digital media has allowed leaders to reach larger audiences as they have the capability to create more engaging and informative presentatio ...

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