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This document defines marketing channels and discusses their needs, functions, levels and factors affecting selection. It describes types of middlemen like merchant, agents and facilitators. It discusses evaluating channel alternatives based on economic, control and adaptive criteria. It also covers logistics and supply chain management concepts like transportation decisions, warehousing, inventory management and order processing.
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Mary Anne MacLeod ve Fred Trump'ın beş çocuğundan biri olan Donald Trump, 14 Haziran 1946 tarihinde New York, Queens'de doğdu. 1981 yılında kardeşi Frederick Trump Jr. alkol bağımlılığı sebebiyle hayatını kaybetti.[8]
Donald Trump hareketli bir çocukluk geçirdi. Ergenlik döneminde okuldaki müzik öğretmenine yumruk atmıştır. Ardından askeri lisede okudu.[9] 1964 yılında mezun olunca subay olmak istemedi. O yıllardaki tek hayali Hollywood'da film yapımcısı olmaktı. Babasının kendisini New York'taki bir köprü açılışına götürmesi onun için bir milattı denebilir. Üniversite eğitimini iki yıl Fordham, iki yıl da Pensilvanya Üniversitesi'nde tamamladı. Bu dönemlerde babası Fred Trump işlerini büyütmüş, 200 milyon dolar gibi bir servet sahibi olmuştu. Trump Vietnam Savaşı'na da ayağında topuk dikeni olduğu gerekçesiyle katılmadı.[10]
Yükseköğretimden sonra 1971'de babasının Elizabeth Trump & Son Co. adlı daire kiralık şirketini ele aldı. Şirketin adını The Trump Organization diye değiştirdi.[11] Şirketin adını, niteliğini ve merkezini değiştirdi. O dönemlerde yaşanan petrol krizi ABD ekonomisini, dolayısıyla da Trumpları da etkiledi. Donald Trump sonraki süreçte babasından aldığı 350 bin dolarla iş hayatına atıldı. Farklı projeler üzerinde farklı isimlerle çalıştı. Manhattan'da harap halde olan Commodore Hotel'i satın alıp yenilemek isteyince babası da dahil çevresindekiler ona karşı çıktı. Fakat bu isteğini de gerçekleştirdi. Hyatt Otelleri'nin sahibi olan Jay Pritzker ile ortak oldu (1975). Hem bu ortaklığı hem de vergi vermemek için belediye ile yaptığı 40 yıllık anlaşma onun ilk başarıları olarak dikkat çekti. 1400 odalı Grand Hyatt Oteli ile yılda 30 milyon dolar kâr elde etti. 1978'de Manhattan'ın işlek caddelerinden birindeki bir binayı 25 milyon dolarlık banka kredisiyle alıp 68 katlı bir gökdelen yaptırdı. Yaptırdığı daireler 1983'te oldukça ilgi görüp satıldı. İlk önce Tiffany mücevher mağazası nedeniyle Tiffany Kulesi adını verdiği bu binaya daha sonra Trump Kulesi (Trump Tower) adını verdi. Medyada daha fazla ün kazanmasında Central Park'taki buz pateni pistinin etkisi büyük oldu. Belediyenin yedi yıldır bitiremediği ve toplamda 20 milyon dolar harcadığı inşaat, Trump ile beraber üç ayda üç milyon dolara tamamlanmış oldu. Sonraki dönemde ise Trump Place ile beş milyar dolarlık bir projeyi gerçekleştirdi. Sadece doğduğu şehir New York'ta değil, Chicago, Miami, Las Vegas ve dünyanın birçok yerinde Trump Tower, Trump Plaza, Trump International gibi yatırımlar gerçekleştirdi. 2004 yılında NBC'deki programı ile şov dünyasına adım attı. Programda kullandığı "Kovuldun!" sözü çok dikkat çekti. Gallup'un anketlerine göre Trump, 12 yaş üstündeki Amerikalıların %98'i tarafından tanınıyordu.[7][12][13]
Donald Trump emlak işlerinin yanı sıra 1998'de kendi adını taşıyan bir vakıf kurdu. 2016 yılındaki başkanlık seçimleri için bu vakıf aracılığıyla para topladığı iddiasıyla hakkında soruşturma açıldı. Miss Universe, Miss USA ve Miss Teen US gibi güzelli
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The document discusses the new retail environment and key changes occurring. There is growth in new retail forms that combine traditional storefront and non-store aspects. Competition is increasing between different retail formats as well as store-based and non-store retailers. Large retailers are continuing to grow in size and market share while mid-sized retailers are declining. Retailers are increasingly investing in new technologies and many major retailers have global operations. These changes are forcing retailers to re-evaluate important marketing decisions around target markets, product offerings, pricing, and more.
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- 1. Chapter 16: Selecting & Managing Marketing Channels Otterbein College Winter 2000
- 3. How a Distributor Reduces the Number of Channel Transactions = Customer = Manufacturer A. Number of contacts without a distributor M x C = 3 X 3 = 9 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 8 9
- 4. How a Distributor Reduces the Number of Channel Transactions = Distributor = Customer = Manufacturer B. Number of contacts with a distributor M x C = 3 + 3 = 6 Store 1 2 3 4 5 6
- 5. Distribution Channel Functions Ordering Payments Communication Transfer Negotiation Financing Risk Taking Physical Distribution Information
- 6. Consumer Marketing Channels Wholesaler Jobber Retailer Consumer Consumer Retailer Consumer Mfr. 0-level channel Wholesaler Retailer Consumer Mfr. 2-level channel Mfr. 3-level channel 1-level channel Mfr.
- 7. Industrial Marketing Channels Industrial distributors Manufacturer Consumer Manufacturer’s representative Manufacturer’s sales branch
- 9. Channel Management Decisions Selecting FEEDBACK Motivating Training Evaluating
- 10. Types of Vertical Marketing Systems Corporate Common Ownership at Different Levels of the Channel Contractual Contractual Agreement Among Channel Members Administered Leadership is Assumed by One or a Few Dominant Members