Choose from your local context ONE private company (Bahrain) that you see is struggling and draft a proposal for a collaboration with another private company or NGO, etc. to help it overcome its challenges. The proposal needs to include a clear introduction of the chosen private company and what are the challenges that it is facing and have led to this collaboration venture. It needs to clearly identify the bases for collaborative advantage, the main aims, and reflect on the collaboration six dimensions (word limit: 2000 words).

Choose from your local context ONE private company (Bahrain) that you see is struggling and draft a proposal for a collaboration with another private company or NGO, etc. to help it overcome its challenges. The proposal needs to include a clear introduction of the chosen private company and what are the challenges that it is facing and have led to this collaboration venture. It needs to clearly identify the bases for collaborative advantage, the main aims, and reflect on the collaboration six dimensions (word limit: 2000 words).

Economics Today and Tomorrow, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078747663

Author:McGraw-Hill

Publisher:McGraw-Hill

Chapter8: Business Organizations

Section8.2: Sole Proprietorships And Parternships

Problem 3R

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