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harina [27]3 years ago

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Growth of the Business (Be sure to use the terms “culture” and “cultural diffusion” in this section.)

Vera Wang started her fashion career after she left collage. She met with Frances Patiky Stein, a woman working for vogue at the time, that offered her a job working as an editor at vogue. She worked there as an editor for 15 years, before being promoted to a design director. She started her own market selling custom-made wedding gowns. Cultural diffusion in the region at the time allowed word of her business to spread and help her get noticed.

Sedbober [7]3 years ago

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Name: Vera Wang

Birthplace: New York City

Hobby or Interesting Facts: As a young girl, Vera Wang had trained professionally in activities such as figure skating and ballet.

Entrepreneur Idea: She wanted to bring up her own clothing brand, after discovering her new love of fashion. Vera wanted her line to start a cultural diffusion between the different parts of the world, making a style(s) that can that is suitable for any race, or culture.

Motivations and Incentives: She met these women in college who worked for these big fashion companies and corporations, and they shared their knowledge and experience with her.

Competition for the Business: There are many other competing fashion corporations, but she says what kept her in the lead was her drive to succeed. Vera has always kept the fashion world at their feet by, coming up with new designs, and giving it her all.

Success and Achievements of the Business: She is an award winning designer and she is the most prominent bridal wear designer in all of America. She has received awards like the Geoffrey Beene Lifetime achievement award, along with many other fashion titles and awards.

Explanation:

this is the full question/assignment:

Research your entrepreneur and learn as much as you can about them such as culture, background, age, or business achievements.

(Be sure to include how your entrepreneur came up with the idea of their business, their motivation for their business, and how competition affected their business.)

You must create a profile for your entrepreneur using the profile template below. (It looks something like this):

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Profile example:

<h2>Entrepreneur Profile:</h2>

Insert photo of entrepreneur here

<h2>Background:</h2><h3>Name: ___________</h3><h3>Birthplace: _____________</h3><h3>Hobby or interesting fact: _____________________________</h3><h3 /><h2>My Business:</h2><h3>Entrepreneur idea: __________________________________</h3><h3>Motivations and incentives: ___________________________</h3><h3>Competitions for the business: _________________________</h3><h3>Success and achievements: ___________________________</h3><h3>Growth of business (Be sure to use the terms "culture" and "cultural diffusion" in this section)</h3><h3 /><h2>About Me </h2><h3>(Note: Use this section to address any assessment requirements you have not yet covered. Remember, your profile must explain how the person is an entrepreneur, what the person’s incentives were, and how growth has led more people to be familiar with the entrepreneur’s business.)</h3><h3>_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.</h3><h3> </h3><h3>I really hope this helps! (this took forever to type lol) :)</h3><h2 /><h2 />

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