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To: CEO Clark Hansen  From: Camille Burman Date: February 28th 2023 Subject: Kona Brewing Co. Investment Recommendation As a member of Amina Mundi’s Research and Development department, my team and I would like to discuss a potential investment opportunity that aligns with AMDP’s main values: social responsibility and environmental sustainability. We believe that Kona Brewing Co. encompasses what we seek in a partnership here at AMDP and we would like to present an investment option for your consideration. For three decades, Kona Brewing Co. has differentiated themselves by prioritizing clean production, unlike other brewing companies who have introduced a high volume of waste byproducts and emissions to the environment. The following will detail: AMDP's 4 Values Analysis of Kona Brewing Co My recommendation Amina Mundi’s 4 Values  Triple Bottom Line ( Harvard Business School ) The triple bottom line is a business concept that says that firms should be aware of their socia...

Letting Go of Athletic Identity  by Camille Burman  On November 14, 2018, I signed a National Letter of Intent signifying my commitment to play beach volleyball at Texas Christian University. Since I was eleven years old, I always dreamed of the pride and gratification that my signing day would bring. Yet, I felt hesitant officially inking my signature on the document that day.  Choosing a college is already a tough decision, but add in playing a D1 sport and your decision becomes even more complicated. After thinking about what I really want out of my future, I saw two options: attend TCU and pursue my ideal career in professional beach volleyball or funnel through the community college system and quit playing entirely. My biggest fear was losing my identity as an athlete and disappointing my team and family. I ended up choosing the community college route and guess what? Everything turned out fine! This is an extremely common fear that I not only saw in my beach volleyb...

 American Like Me is unlike any book that I have read before. Each memoir held a unique, intriguing story that contributed to the main theme of the collection. Like I mentioned in my previous post, I believe each story sticks to the theme of being true to yourself while assimilating in America. Each writer has their own style of storytelling which kept my interested throughout the whole book. I enjoyed how some authors chose the humorous route while others detailed deep emotions.  What stood out to me the most was how I was able to relate in some way to each individual story. I mentioned this in my first post, but I was able to see my childhood and personal experiences so similarly to the majority of these stories. The collection covers almost every single issue of growing up in America when you don't quite fit in initially and that's why I think it is an important book that should be read by young children who would find similarity in the struggles told. Reading through each ...

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     As a biracial American who grew up with two different cultures, American Like Me perfectly tapped into my emotions and feelings of relatedness. Each story does a great job of conveying the meaningfulness behind the writing. It's not just a collection of stories but rather an intimate peak into the writer's mind. Luckily for me, I have never experienced any negative feelings about being half Asian, even when I was younger. I didn't notice a difference in myself or any of my peers and was able to grow up with the freedom to truly express myself however I wanted. Growing up in California, I was exposed to lots of diversity of cultures, whether it was at school, playing sports, or within my friend group.      Each piece of writing outlines such an individually unique story, but they all have a common theme: Being true to yourself in the midst of assimilating in America. Without having to outright explain each issue, the authors illustrate some of the...