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Please help so I can complete the following:

Consider the following scenario: You have been asked by the director of your
department to put together a "lunch-and-learn" wherein you will give your coworkers an
introduction to the concepts of international strategy and organizational design.

Address the following topics:
.The relevance of international strategy to business people
.The global strategic planning process
.Prediction of changes in the business environment affecting strategic planning
.Explain the relationship between strategic planning and organizational design
.Assess the types of controls in an international company

The information given will be tools used to help me to create a 10 to 15 slide presentation.

Thanks in advance for the help given.

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