INVITE DONALD TRUMP INTO YOUR CLASSROOM AS A GUEST SPEAKER

It is easy, here’s how...

In January of 2004, Trump joined forces with Mark Burnett Productions and NBC to produce and star in the television reality show, “The Apprentice.” This quickly became the #1 new show on television last year, made history in ratings and has received great reviews. Few shows have garnered the worldwide attention of “The Apprentice.” Trump has signed to continue in this role for the 2004-05 television season.

Now this show can be used an effective tool in all your marketing classes. Every week the American Management Association (AMA), the world's leading membership-based management development organization, has brought together its leading experts to provide viewers with practical advice that they can apply in their own workplace. Each week, AMA will post management and leadership lessons based on issues raised in each episode of the "The Apprentice."
GO to http://www.nbc.com/nbc/The_Apprentice_2/lessons_learned/index.shtml
And print out the lesson learned tip sheets. Topics include: Brainstorming, suggestive selling, supply and demand, market strategy, etc.

The second season of NBC's smash hit, "The Apprentice," this time features 18 candidates from all walks of life, including both Ivy League MBA graduates and street entrepreneurs with no college education.In the first episode, star and executive producer Donald Trump will split the candidates into two teams of nine. Each week, they will endure rigorous business tasks while living together in a hip Manhattan loft apartment. Prominent Fortune 500 companies were enlisted to participate in many of the tasks. The tasks will test their intelligence, chutzpah and street-smarts.

Submitted by Kirstine Sighloh
William Monroe HS
Standardsville VA