In this Assignment, you will do some research regarding a product or service or an environmental initiative. Then, you will create an original presentation following the instructions below. Follow the

In this Assignment, you will do some research regarding a product or service or an environmental initiative. Then, you will create an original presentation following the instructions below. Follow the rubric to ensure a passing grade and use the example PPT as a guide. You will need a minimum of 4 references for this assignment.

Checklist:

1) Prepare a PowerPoint presentation with audio (I will do the audio part after the PPT is completed) no fewer than 12 and no more than 15 slides with speaker notes (THIS IS A MUST), and 3–4 bulleted points per slide, summarizing either:

An improvement to an existing product or service you have envisioned in the role of a product specialist at a company. You will present to the parent company’s marketing and sales department manager that produces the product or service. 

OR 

An environmental initiative you would like to propose to your local town council for consideration. It can concern air quality, waste recycling, water quality, mitigation of embankments or lake areas to prevent floods, etc. 

2) Make sure that your recorded audio explanation is clear and concise, such that the listener has sufficient information to initially approve your proposal. 

3) Record the audio portion presenting your PowerPoint and include speaker notes below each slide in the notes section. Make sure your audio portion is not merely a reading of the slide bulleted points. Once again, I will complete this step.

4) Submit your final audio-visual presentation to the Assignment Dropbox once you have checked your presentation for correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation. 

TURNITIN MUST BE UNDER 15%

Acceptable references:

Primary (original sources) written by experts in the field of study. Secondary sources supported by research in primary sources. Credible sources (experts in the area of study) Peer Reviewed journal articles are REQUIRED. Educational/university websites (edu) may be appropriate. Finally, .gov and .org are usually okay, but be careful.