The possible funders: fashion bloggers.
VIP card for $99.9 above, VVIP card for $499.9 above.
$ 9.99 for first time purchased
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carriezhou
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harrysonhu
Fashion bloggers, fashion-concious people, socially aware
Incentives: $60 free pair shoes, $200 customized shoe
Fashion/ Younger Bloggers -
tessayin95
Amounts & Incentives:
$10- Handwritten thank you card
$25- 50% off next purchase
$50- Free accessory
$100- Free pair of shoes -
thomascampbell
Likely funders:
Fair trade coffee organizations
Vancouvers Eco fashion week
Fashion Capsule -
nikitap
$/Incentives: $10 Thank You postcard; $50 Pair of shoes; $100 pair of shoes & 50% off next purchase
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nikitap
Likely funders: carmenalexandra.com, http://dulcecandy.com/ – or any recyclable fashion blogs
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Alexandra Dye
– Fashion
– Philanthropists
– Environmentalists– $10 – Thank you card
– $50 1/2 off shoes
– $90 Free shoes– Model (Rumineely)
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Jiawen(Karen) Liang
likely funders: bloggers who care about fashion and eco-friendly stuffs
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ziyuehandennie
incentives: $69 for a free pair of shoes
$10 thank you card
$25 a hand-made bracelet from Africa (with name)
$140 all of the above + shoes -
harleenmanihani
Funders: Van Eco-Fashion Week, Dress for Success Vancouver
$10 Thank you
$25 Letter
$50 Free pair of shoes
Blogs: Instagram fashion -
connorwilson1
All the blogs on http://www.ellecanada.com/fashion/trends/top-8-canadian-style-blogs/a/35975, they would get their target market to fund it.
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tessayin95
Likely funders (niche): Fashion bloggers in Vancouver, Eco Fashion Week organizers, Holt Renfrew
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Yuna Wang
bloggers: eco-fashion, sustainable enterprises, hipsters
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Yuna Wang
incentives – matching vouchers? (ie $10 pledge = $10 voucher for the shoe)
$45 – free pair of shoes (half price)
over $100 – VIP access-
yunawang
Olivia Krieger, Daniel Piechnik
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ziyuehandennie
fashion/environmental bloggers
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tinatao
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hovyqiu
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angadrekhi
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jasonw
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kirkbergez
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khaledamin
Blogs 5-8: https://blogs.ubc.ca/khaledamin/2013/11/17/information-power/ https://blogs.ubc.ca/khaledamin/2013/11/17/an-unfruitful-situation/ https://blogs.ubc.ca/khaledamin/2013/11/17/maybe-its-time-to-change/ https://blogs.ubc.ca/khaledamin/2013/11/17/green-is-my-favourite-colour/ Review blogs: 9-10: https://blogs.ubc.ca/khaledamin/2013/11/17/review-apple-brand-image-innovation/ https://blogs.ubc.ca/khaledamin/2013/11/17/review-lululemon-not-for-everyone-according-to-founder/
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danicallaneta
The Arc of Support
(http://www.chnook.org/partner/the-arc-initiative/) During the course of my high school career, I developed a passion for volunteering and helping out in my community. I loved knowing that I helped make a difference, even in the smallest possible ways. It has always been a dream of mine to go on humanitarian trips and experience what life is […]
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Paula Bieler
“It’s not me, it’s you” – Lululemon
CEO of Lululemon, Chip Wilson has recently explained that his pants can only withstand a certain amount of pressure and rubbing through the thighs. He said that this explained why the pants wore out quickly and were see-through near the seat area. However thousands of people believe differently. People have been signing a petition asking […]
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eeannelee
Are you “Satisfries”?
U.S.A’s third leading fast food restaurant, Burger king is moving towards a low cost focus strategy by offering reduced fat and calories French fries. After reading a classmate’s blog post on burger king’s healthy approach as a fast food restaurant, I can’t help but to agree on her analysis she drew on the strategies Burger […]
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tessayin95
You’re Too Fat to Wear Our Clothes
Business ethics is a fundamental segment in ensuring business sustainability. It applies to every aspect of a business organization, because it influences its workers and ultimately, the culture. The public is becoming more aware of business and their ethical behaviours, and businesses are concerned with creating shared value. Abercrombie & Fitch has completely ruined this […]
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safiranabila
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zijianmao
The Crazy Nov.11 Online Shopping Festival of Taobao in China
American has black Friday. Now China has crazyNov 11. November eleventh was used a common day, but now, with the popularity of Taobao,the biggest online company in Chinese which belongs to Alibaba., November eleventh has become the crazy online shopping festival. We can know how crazy it is from the data in Nov […]
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alideng
The development of China’s new energy industry
Nowadays, energy has decided to become a important factor in a country’s level of economic and social development. With the fast development of China, the energy company became more bigger;Along with economic development and social progress, people strengthen unceasingly to the energy,so the energy industry in China will be growing.In the past two decades, China […]
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Alice Xinyuan Chen
Culture that makes up of its members’ shared values, beliefs, symbols,and guides the individual decisions at the unconscious level.
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rishichhagan
Organizational Culture is the values and rituals that serve as glue to integrate workers within company
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Danica Llaneta, Natasha Marzbani, Ee-anne Lee