Dragon’s Den

Carlos Antonio Ancira Viejo

Elton Nathan Leal Mireles

Alejandro Duran Baker

NG

Os A non-governmental

organization (NGO) is

any non-profit, voluntary citizens' group which is organized on a local,

national or international level.”

Not-

for-

pro

fit

org

anis

ati

ons

• They are run according to business

principles but do not aim to make a

profit.• Their proceeds or surpluses from

trading may be shared with

employees and customers or passed

to a third party.• They may employ staff, raise finance,

buy resources, sells goods or

services, market themselves, have a

formal structure and be required to

meet the needs of different

stakeholders.• They have to operate within the law

and may also face competition.

• They include:• Public sector organisations

• Co-operatives• Mutual organizations

• Charities• Pressure groups

Chari

ties

• Are organisations with

specialised aims.• Rely on donations for

their revenue but are

not required to pay tax.

• Are generally run according to business

principles (minimise costs, promotions, recruit volunteers

Press

ure

gro

ups

• Groups of people that

attempt to influence

decision makers in politics, business and

society.• There is a wide variety

of pressure groups that differ significantly

in their aims, objectives and size.

Mis

sion

state

ment

A mission statement is a

formal short written statement of the purpose of a company or

organization. The mission statement should guide the actions

of the organization, spell

out its overall goal, provide a sense of direction, and guide decision-making.”

Vis

ion s

tate

ment

A vision statement

is sometimes called a

picture of your company in the future

but it’s so much more

than that. Your vision

statement is your inspiration, the framework for all your

strategic planning.”

Eth

ical

Obje

ctiv

es

ETHICS is about morality and doing what is right”