• Application Of Marketing Concept In A Non-profit-organization
    [A CASE STUDY OF SECURITIES AND EXCHNAGE COMMISION ABUJA]

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    • CHAPTER FIVE
      SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
      5.0    SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
          The preceding chapters of the research work examine the application of marketing concept a non profit marketing organization with reference to security and exchanging commission.
          The paper also went further to highlight the problems of marketing concept also that of SEC. the finding therefore indicate that the consumer were not communicated to through any of the promotional tools and also that the cooperation lacks both technical know how and managerial potential required at the only producer of such service in the state.
          Through the finding, it was also review that out of the total respondent (85%) claimed not to have enjoy their services of SEC while any 6% claimed to have enjoy their services and no comment from 7%. This therefore indicates that they need to step more effort in the application of marketing concept in there various activities and services.
          The finding therefore shows that there are still opportunities for the company to improve on the services in order to with the less satisfied consumers through the application and implementation of marketing concept on there services to the customers.
      5.1    CONCLUSION
          In spite of the problems encountered by the researcher in writing this project such as time and financial limitation, at least justice as been done the critical analysis of the topics “application of marketing concept in non-profit marketing organization” suggestion that also been made on how it should be employed so as to improve future and present operation of the SEC. In order to rendered and adequate service to its numerous operator and citizens, the eligarian capital market to respond to social economic development needs of the nation. It is therefore of any fervent belief  if the recommendation on finding are given a strong attention and implementation,  the top management on staff and the staff  workers would be able to carryout their responsibilities more effectively, this will lead to increase operator satisfaction.
      5.2    RECOMMENDNATION
          It was revealed from the finding of this study that in order to get maximum, efficient, and effective performance of the staff at SCE, a lot of improvement needs to be embarked upon by the management especially in general welfare in working condition of the staff. Though the ministry in charge of SEC (Ministry of Finance) as been trying their best within available economic recourses to satisfying their staff and operators, it is patient to point out that will appear as if current effort under prevailing circumstances still seem a far cry from the worker in operator’s exception and needs. Therefore, the following, may not be imperative for the organization management to create an initially conceived atmosphere within which operation can successfully lead to the achievement of organization objectives which is operators satisfaction.
         
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Marketing may very well be most significant activities in our society today. Your very existence if profoundly affected each day by a wide at marketing activities, the food you eat the cloth you wear, housing that shelter you and activities you engage in both in profit oriented organization non-profit oriented organization, manufacturing industries have been to some measures affected by marketing activities.    The role of marketing in promotion of financial services is the topic for the rese ... Continue reading---

         

      TABLE OF CONTENTS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]TABLE OF CONTENTSTitle Page    Certification   Dedication     Acknowledgement       Proposal     Table of contents     CHAPTER ONE1.0    Introduction        1.1    Statement of study  1.2    Objective of study   1.3    Significant of the study  1.4    Scope and limitation of study    1.5    Limitation of study   1.6    Definition of study   CHAPTER TWO2.0    Introduction    2.1    Meaning of marketing concept     2.2    Im ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER ONE1.0    INTRODUCTIONMarketing is a crucial human invention, it embraces the activities that we engage in to satisfy our economic needs and wont and it is therefore a universal belief that the survival and expansion of a marketing organization is largely a function.Thus, for marketing to take place, it is necessary that the following exist.a.    Two or more parities who have unsatisfied wantsb.    Some product or services and money be exchangec.    Some means of communicatio ... Continue reading---

         

      BIBLIOGRAPHY - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]BIBLIOGRAPHY CUNDIFF EDWARDETAL: Fundamental of Modern  Marketing   4th Edition DRUCKER PETER: The Practice of Management Harper     and Row York 1954. DOTLER PHILIP: Principle of Marketing Prentice. Hall INC Englewood Cliff. 1980. KOTLER PHILIP: Marketing Management Analysis Plano Practice Hall International INC London 5th Edition 1981. STANLONS .J. William: Fundamental of Marketing 6th  Edition 1981 Marketing Journal: Volume 2 no 4 January March 1988 SALIU J.D   Behavioral Aspect of ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER TWO - [ Total Page(s): 6 ]Source: MCCRTHY PERRALTY (1984)    Include the cost of research of research and development, product planning, products test allocation, quality and cost of carrying out post ales services, which some organization mostly private business view as a waste cost of product ional activities (Advertising) is also another problem of cost. Other problems confronting marketing concept could also be inferred departmental conflicts. Usually some other department in some organization go into conflict wit ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER THREE3.0    RESEARCH METHODOLOGY    This chapter provides an overview of the research methodology.    This include a description of the research method employed in collecting the data  that were analyzed to arrive at any conclusion in this project.3.1    POPULATION AND SAMPLE    Population of the study is the sum of the entire subject or object that posses similar characteristics of interest of the study in question. Therefore, the population of the study is form (SEC).3. ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FOUR - [ Total Page(s): 9 ]Total above 9 indicates about 78% of the operators interview agreed that the services rendered by the organization needs to the improved in order to raise their quality was okay. While about 15% agreed that the services  was very  bad. Therefore, the quality of services rendered by the SEC is very bad and need improvement.Total     64    100Table 10 above indicates that 78% were always having the need to complain while 18% complained occasionally and 3% never had the need to complain. Th ... Continue reading---

         

      REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]REFRENCES KOTLER (1985) Marketing for Non-Profit Organization 2nd  Edition Hall of INDIAN Private Limited New Diehi.  DRUCHENER (1954) The Practice of Management    New York Harper and row.  STATON .J. (1981)  Fundmental of Marketing 6th Edition    New York, Mc. Grow Hill Book Company.  EDWARD .W. (1985)  Fundamental of Modern Marketing    6the Edition London Ward Limited.  IBEKWE .D. (1984) Modern Business Management  Onitsha 1st New Edition New Africa published company Limited ... Continue reading---