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GSCM Commercial: Man on the street
Target Audience
General.
Script (PLEASE edit and improve)
Man on the street interviewer (MOS)
MOS: “What do you think careers are like for people who work in… MOS: Finance?
- I'm not sure, but I think it has something to do with money.
MOS: Marketing?
- Selling things.
MOS: Accounting?
- (whatever)
MOS: Supply Chain Management?
- What's that?
- Global what?
- Never heard of it.
- No idea.
MOS (as narrative with images):
- Supply Chain Management is a dynamic, fast growing career.
- Supply Chain Management largely takes place behind the scenes of most businesses, large and small.
- Since supply chain is global, I can use my foreign language skills I gained on my mission.
- GSCM is cool
- I wanted to work internationally and saw GSCM as a way to do that.
- The very nature of business today is global. GSCM prepares me to work in a global-world economy.
- GSCM has some of the best faculty in the world.
- Every business need materials, supplies, and other resources in order to operate.
- The vast majority of the time, those resources are purchased from outside the company.
- In fact, XX% if the cost of goods sold of U.S. companies is purchased resources.
- Supply chain management is about working with suppliers to obtain the best resources at the best prices.
- One entry-level position for supply chain management graduates is purchasing manager, responsible for purchasing products and services of some type.
- Even though this is an entry-level position, it is by no means mundane.
- The way in which resources are purchased can make or break the profitability of firms.
- Think about it:
- If a typical firm with a profit margin of 10% increases revenues by $1000, only $100 of that flows to gross profit.
- However, if that firm can decrease purchasing costs by $1000, the entire $1000 flows to gross profit.
- Therefore, a purchasing manager is an important position, and leads to great career opportunities.
Here is what recent graduates have experienced… (comments from recent graduates)
Conclusion by an executive
Hi, I’m , Vice President of _ for __. Our organization… We applaud the outstanding work of the Supply Chain Management faculty at BYU in laying the foundation for a world-class program, and look forward to hiring many Supply Chain graduates in the future. I encourage you to consider this dynamic career opportunity.
To learn more… (where students can get more info)
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