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TEAM
NAME
TEAM: TRUST THE PROCESS
Our learning focus and attitude, and also the 76ers motto!
WHO
WE ARE
OUR TEAM
@ UPENN
INNOVATION
Ben Franklin's Invention
The lamppost - something we have all seen at least once and has transcended history and society.
HAIKU
HAIKU
The Liberty Bell,
Cracked, humble, and retired,
Filled with memories.
CHEESE-STEAKS
Cheesesteak Rivalry
FIRSTS
Philly - A city of firsts!
:)
Jeep
Pre-Packaged Condiments
Polio Vaccine
Pencils with Erasers
Smiley Emoticon
SWOT
SWOT Analysis - Campbell's Soups
Strengths
Weaknesses
- Increase in healthy options (Campbell Healthy Request)
- Deep rooted in target market
- Focus on simple product that serves needs
- Steady sales
- Soup products are widely viewed as an ingredient for more advanced recipes, not just a beverage
- Excessively focused market
- Lack of innovation and new product launches
- High attrition rate, a lot of time spent training new employees
- Lack of unique selling proposition and marketing
- Lack of investment into new technologies
Opportunities
Threats
- Further expansion into snack and ready-made meal market
- Increased digital marketing
- Diversification of products
- Short descript
- Product demand is seasonal
- Laws and regulations related to raw materials
- Competition from major retailers offering lower prices
MASCOT
Wharton Wolf
Our mascot - a wolf, alludes to Wolf on Wall Street. Wolves are natural born leaders, but they also work very well as a pack. Wharton Wolves!
BARNES
Barnes Foundation Controversy
In 2009, the premier of the art documentary “The Art of Steal” reignited the controversial relocation of Alfred C. Barnes’ private collection of art. When Barnes passed away, his $25 billion collection of art was moved from the Suburbs of Philadelphia to Downtown Philly, which was strictly against his will.
If I was in a leadership role at the Barnes Foundation, I would reconsider the relocation of the collection. Essentially, one main reason as to why the Barnes Foundation was forced to move was due its declining finances. Therefore, generating money through Barnes’ art collection is key when deciding the longevity of the foundation. It’s imperative that the foundation preserves Barnes’ beliefs and principles, which is why maintaining the collection for educational purposes is significant. Barnes refrained from commercializing the collection, though I do believe that making it public would generate the money needed to maintain the collection. I would strongly propose raising prices for the offered educational programs, and keeping it open to the public for a minimal amount of time. Therefore, the foundation would both profit off the public seeing Barnes’ astonishing art collection and have a steady source of money flowing in from the educational programs.