» New Industry Projects http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent Wed, 26 May 2010 16:35:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 Win A Day @the Art Dept. of South Jersey Magazine! http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2010/05/20/win-a-day-the-art-dept-of-south-jersey-magazine/ http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2010/05/20/win-a-day-the-art-dept-of-south-jersey-magazine/#comments Thu, 20 May 2010 15:28:55 +0000 Administrator http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/?p=200 SJMagMakeupbarAd_CroppedOfficially open for entries!

As part of FolioFLY’s new ‘Class to Community Connect Program’, we’re excited to introduce one of those rare portfolio-building opportunities for up-and-coming art, advertising and other college and graduate level artists local to South Jersey and Philly!

PROJECT DETAILS
Use your top-notch visual communications skills to create a window art advertisement for The Makeup Bar Salon in Cherry Hill, NJ.  Your design should convey how ”The Makeup Bar is more than just makeup!”

Simply submit your design concept via email attachment and send to designs@foliofly.com using the email subject header:  My Makeup Bar Design.

This opportunity is open to ONLY college level students.  The Makeup Bar Owner and Staff will select the top 3 designs.  The South Jersey Magazine Art Department will also have input into the final winner from the TOP 3 submissions. 

AND THAT’S NOT ALL!
In addition to having this incredible portfolio-building experience, the winner will:

- Receive a $100 Gift Card for Makeup Bar services 

- PLUS enjoy a GRAND PRIZE of spending the day with the great folks at the South Jersey Magazine Art Department!  (The date of the visit will be determined based on availability and convenience for both the winner and South Jersey Magazine. )

- Once your design is selected, you’ll paint your artwork on the HUGE salon windows for all to see.  (The Makeup Bar is located at the high traffic Short Hills Plaza in Cherry Hill right on East Evesham Rd.)

All paint supplies will be provided by The Makeup Bar.  Only 1 submission per person will be considered.

Don’t miss this great opportunity to build your portfolio and meet with local business professionals. You never know what doors may open!

Deadline to submit entries is June 30, 2010.  All out-of-state students who enter will be responsible for their own travel related expenses if their artwork is selected for the salon.  Please post your questions in the comment section at the bottom of this page.  Directly contacting South Jersey Magazine or The Makeup Bar directly may result in disqualification from the activity. 

Best of luck and we look forward to ALL your submissions!

NOTE:  FolioFLY is a first place, statewide award winning woman-owned company recognized by The New Jersey Association of Women Business Owners, and partially funded by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs.

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Another FLY Exclusive ~ $2 A Survey for Market Research Project http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2010/01/30/another-fly-exclusive-earn-2-a-survey-to-hand-out-collect/ http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2010/01/30/another-fly-exclusive-earn-2-a-survey-to-hand-out-collect/#comments Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:26:25 +0000 Administrator http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/?p=79 Holding LaptopA new educational company, working with FolioFLY student members since November 2009, is offering a few lucky students the chance to work on a great market research project! 

You will be responsible for distributing and collecting brief market surveys from fellow graduate and undergraduate students.   Surveys will be used to gain feedback on a new way to make learning SAT and GRE vocab words a breeze.  If you’re one of the lucky students selected, you just need to hand out and collect 300 completed student surveys to EARN $2.00 FOR EACH ONE! 

Intended Grade Level: High School and College
Very appropriate resume-builder project for all majors, but especially for Marketing and Communications;  Special Education Teachers of HS and college age students are also encouraged to apply.

Project Deadline:  March 02, 2010 

Email sperilli AT foliofly DOT com ASAP to be considered for this project and learn more details before the spots are filled!

FolioFLY is an an award winning woman owned business recognized by The NJ Association of Women Business Owners and partially funded by The NJ Department of Community Affairs.

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NEW FLY Project ALERT! – Help Design & Develop An Educational Training Program http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2010/01/30/new-fly-project-alert-%e2%80%93-help-design-develop-an-educational-training-program/ http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2010/01/30/new-fly-project-alert-%e2%80%93-help-design-develop-an-educational-training-program/#comments Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:19:59 +0000 Administrator http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/?p=71 Happy StudentEver think of being a teacher or wonder what it takes to develop a new training program? Get a glimpse  of what it’s like, and help create the content for the design and development of an innovative new training product.  Help an educational company create an online program to make learning SAT and GRE vocabulary words a breeze.  They’re looking for ONE creative college student with the following skills:

- Strong vocabulary
- Superior SAT verbal score
- Literary background

- Comfortable working on tasks based around a list of advanced English vocabulary words
- Working knowledge of Excel and/or Microsoft Access

PROJECT ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE:
- Creating unique sentences that use each word in context
- Identifying common roots used in a particular word
- Developing a list of advanced synonyms for each vocabulary word

The entire project is overseen by a highly experienced Project Manager who has successfully worked and trained with FolioFLY student members before.

Award or Incentive: In addition to learning about training program development and getting a TERRIFIC item for your resume, the student selected for this project will earn $10.00 per hour based on an estimated 30 – 60 project hours AND earn a formal Letter of Recommendation for a job well done.  All work is flexible around school schedules.

Intended Grade Level:  
College

Email sperilli AT foliofly DOT com ASAP expressing your interest to participate in this rare project before the opportunity is gone!  Note your verbal SAT score and your literary classes, or your interest in and connection to literarature.  Remember – this is a very short term project, not a job,  designed to give you some related career/industry experience.  No previous experience required so let us know if you’d like to give it a try!

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FolioFLY Student Members Published Writers! http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2010/01/29/hello-world/ http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2010/01/29/hello-world/#comments Fri, 29 Jan 2010 21:15:19 +0000 Administrator http://phillycoolrob.com/wordpress_281/?p=1 centuryofhospitalityWell, it’s finally arrived!  This past summer, a select number of FolioFLY’s most talented student writers had the rare and amazing opportunity to contribute to The American  Hotel & Lodging Industry’s new book ~ “A Century of Hospitality”. 

The book expertly catalogues the most interesting and relevant industry information including decades of cool hotel innovations, industry leaders and pioneers, landmark hotels and even juicy details on Presidential assassination attempts, cagey underground dealings of legendary mob bosses and major world events that took place in famous hotels across the country from 1910 through 2010.  

Selected FolioFLY student writers were assigned the different topics, people and events to research and write about, while gaining first hand experience working with Marla Cimini (www.marlacimini.com).  Marla is a master Project Manager, published writer, expert media trainer and esteemed business professional with years of experience in the hospitality industry, among many others.  ”A Century of Hospitality” was published right on schedule this fall 2009 , and offically launched to the industry November 2009.  In addition to writing for the book and becoming an officially published writer,  each student has their picture coupled with their bio in the book’s well laid-out credits.  And if that wasn’t enough, this terrific industry piece is being presented to the members of Congress, and will take a seat among the books in the Library of Congress.  Not a bad gig for a first time writer, huh?

The hardcover books are now on sale for $35.00 through Amazon.com at http://bit.ly/66lexM  Only 3 left as of today, but more are on the way so order soon!  Thank you again to the book’s incredible Project Manager/Co-Editor who gave FolioFLY students this unbelievable opportunity to learn and help them pursue thier dream of being professional writers.

Please contact  sperilli AT foliofly DOT com if you or the business/organization you work with is looking for talented student writers.  We have a number of talented and published student writers who come highly recommended from their project work with us, and they’re just waiting for the next great opportunity.

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FLY Archive: Intl’ Multi-Industry eCommerce Project http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2009/08/27/test/ http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/2009/08/27/test/#comments Thu, 27 Aug 2009 01:17:29 +0000 Administrator http://foliofly.com/FindTheBestStudentTalent/?p=397

FolioFLY is excited to offer students and teachers access to a unique project that spans industries & professional positions: Business, Marketing, Web Design,   eCommerce Architecture, Research and more…

 Happy StudentBusiness Profile 
 This digital services company sponsoring this project has operated as a back-end and back-office provider servicing the needs of a core portfolio of Australian government agencies and a few corporate  clients mostly in Asia-Pacific. 

 Award Incentive
 Top Award:        $150.00 to the BEST student submission
 Second Place:     Letters of formal recognition to the TOP 3 student submissions
 Runner-Ups:        Letters of participation to every student submitting a quality entry

Your objective for this project is to produce a brief M arketing Research Document (see Item 3 below) that identifies how the digital service company’s standard eCommerce
homepage layout (Item 2) should change to meet the needs of the industry or industries you’re interested in pursuing (see Item 1). Just look at the company’s generic
homepage layout and ask yourself questions such as:

•  For the industry I’m researching, how should the homepage change?

•  Should the login box be on the right side instead of the left side of the homepage?

•  Would the cart need to be at the top instead of the bottom?

•  What are the typical needs and requirements of someone purchasing in this industry?

•  What’s the ideal or best eCommerce experience a provider can give to someone for my selected industry/industries?

Use the resources listed below to find the information to note in your Marketing Research Document template. To participate you just need to email FolioFLY Project Manager Matt Brinn at contact@FolioFLY.com ., and let him know of your interest. You MUST mention at least 4 industries you want to research for this project, in your order of preference. We will do our best to ensure your most preferred industries are assigned to you.
How do I get started?

Once we confirm the industries you will be working on, make a clean copy of the Marketing Research Document, then use the recommended project research resources below to help you find specific information to determine the best eCommerce homepage layout for your chosen industry:

Research Resources

•  Google Searches

•  Wikipedia

•  Public and university libraries (books on eCommerce front-end architecture and design,

•  White papers

•  Articles on related topics, specialized magazines

•  Reference existing customer researches.

•  Identify leading eCommerce sites for the industry you select

•  Call or email industry associations in your chosen industry

•  Check out information provided by e Commerce industry associations

•  Look for information from conferences, events, seminars on the topic of eCommerce design, eCommerce marketing by industry or other relevant topics.

Submit your completed Marketing Research Document to contact@FolioFLY.com within 2 to 2.5 weeks of receiving your confirmation email from him. All student entries must be submitted no later than November 20, 2009 to be eligible for any noted awards and incentives.

Email us about this incredible resume builder, with any additional project questions

Item 1: Industry List (Please choose 4 in order of your preference)

The 41 corporate verticals are:

1)       Retail / electrical

2)       Retail / home entertainment

3)       Retail / fashion

4)       Retail / jewelry

5)       Retail / Automotive

6)       Retail / banking

7)       Retail / books, publishers

8)       Retail / restaurants & pubs

9)      Retail / furniture

10)   Retail / gyms, Health

11)    Retail / real estate

12)    Retail / services (AU Post)

13)    Retail / travel

14)    Retail / telecommunications

15)    Marketing / Loyalty

16)    Casino / Gambling

17)    Hospitality / Cruises

18)    Property / Real Estate

19)    Telecommunications

20)    ITC / ISP

21)    Private Education

22)    Insurance

23)    Construction / Building

24)    Finance/Banking

25)    Legal

26)    Publishers

27)    Automotive

28)    Entertainment

29)    Media

30)    Food / Beverage

31)    Manufacturing

32)    Utilities

33)    Freight / Storage

34)    Resources

35)    Health / Medical

36)    Travel

37)    Aviation

38)    Agriculture

39)    Professional Associations

40)    Sports Organizations

41)    Charity Organizations

 

The 14 Institutional verticals are:

 1)       Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry

2)       Information & communication infrastructure

3)       Arts, Heritage and Culture

4)       Defense

5)       Education

6)       Workplace

7)       Environment & sustainability

8)       Community services

9)       Finance & Administration

10)     Foreign Affairs

11)    Health & Ageing

12)    Immigration

13)    Industry, Trade & Resources

14)    Transports

15)    Justice / Police

 

Item 2: Generic eCommerce Homepage Layout (Wire frame sample)

Study the eCommerce template layout and design provided below. Use the recommended research tools to determine if this layout should be changed at all for the industry you select/are assigned. Document your research in the Marketing Research template supplied in Item 3.

 




Item 3:
  Marketing Research Document Template (fictitious sample provided in RED)
Use this template is to compile your project research. You may copy and paste it to create a clean document for your Marketing Research Document submission.  If you have any questions please contact the Project Manager for this challenget –

IDS Project 200906/1

Industry-tailored front-end templates / Report

 
1. Student Contributor Details
Contributor’s full name
Example: First name Last name
Preferred contact details
Example: email@domain
Current area of study
Example: Currently on my last year working toward a degree in marketing
Future professional interests
Example: Wish to work in product marketing or business development
 
2. Executive summary of findings
Industry or group of industries researched
Example:Hospitality / Restaurants / Education / Event Management / Car Rental / Airline booking
Executive summary of findings
Example:This research report is based on the review of 87 websites operated by discrete leading organizations within the above-mentioned industry reference group.A balanced distribution of the sample population researched was successfully achieved with a minimum of 10 websites for each one of the 6 industry verticals composing the reference group. Similar focus was put on the geographical distribution of the websites’ operators located in 11 different countries across North and Latin Americas, Europe and Asia-Pacific.Beyond the direct review of websites, further insights were also drawn from the eCommerce section of P.L. Daniel’s white paper “2008 Hospitality industry vertical review” quoted in bibliography.Across all industries within the reference group, the end-user’s approach to online commercial transactions shows a strong commonality: the presence of an upfront online booking system (for hotel rooms, courses, events, vehicles, flights or other).Rather than a benchmark template, a URL reference is proposed in section 3: such website was carefully selected as its architecture, characterized by an upfront minimalist booking system, offers the best possible alignment with the initial step of an ideal seamless end-user’s purchasing journey for such services.
3. Template
Reference URL’s or Template example (wire-frames only)
Example:www.URLexample.com
4. Bibliography
Indicate below by Author’s surname alphabetical order any third-party works (website articles, books, magazines, other publications) that you’ve used to conduct your research and reach your conclusions
Example:(1) Cagan, P, 1956, The monetary dynamics of hyperinflation , University of Chicago Press, Chicago (2) Daniels, P. L. 2008, Hospitality industry review, The Association of American Hoteliers, New-York (3) Davies, G. 2002, A history of money from ancient times to the present day , 3 rd edn, University of Wales Press, Cardiff

(4) Ebeling, R. M. 1999, Monetary central planning and the state, Part 27: Milton Friedman’s second thoughts on the costs of paper money
(5) Ehrlich, P. R., Holdren J.P. 1971, ‘Impact of Population Growth’, Science 171, P 1212-17
(6) Fisher, I. 1911, The purchasing power of money, The Macmillan Company, New York
(7) Friedman, M. 1987, Quantity theory of money, in The New Palgrave: A dictionary of economics , Macmillan and Stockton, London and New York
(8) Gallant, R. A. 2000, Early humans , Benchmark Books, New-York

(9) Leakey, R. E. 1981, The making of mankind , Elsevier-Dutton, New-York

(10) Peregrine P. N., Ember M. 2003, Encyclopedia of prehistory P. 329, Springer, New-York

(11) Simms, A. 2008, ‘ Trickle-down myth ‘, NewScientist vol. 2678 P. 49

5. Other information
If required, please feel free to add after this point, and as you may see fit, any additional information and addendums to support your research and conclusions
 

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