Bringing Local Cultures to International Industries, Speech Example

Topic:  Nations around the world have so much to offer when it comes to determining the most comprehensive cultures that identify well with the desire of bringing good business into the market. Cultural craftsmen ought to be recognized for their skills and the cultural wealth they are able to embark on the process of developing international systems of global camaraderie among people and among business entities operating within the society.

Purpose of Statement:  it is the desire of this speech to motivate local craftsmen to be more open to the idea of offering their products through online portals which will make it easier for them to make profit out of what they do while sharing their skills and their culture to the world.

Introduction

Most local craftsmen are considered to be mere suppliers to larger organizations in local industries. Instead of the ones being paid the highest price for their work and the efforts they put on the products, they are often the ones at the end of the pricing pyramid. They are accustomed to accepting whatever the larger companies controlling the operation have to offer them. AS a result, they remain within the production line, earning even lower than that of a factory worker.

Need/Problem Step:

The need to give knowledge to these craftsmen as they handle the most competitive options of operating in a business is specifically important especially when it comes to determining their capacity to engage in international competition in relation to international trading options.

Transition Sentence:  The world is ready for what they are to offer, question is, are they ready to make the adjustments to present their work, their craft into the international market?

Discussion

Main point: Local craftsmen ought to be recognized according to the skills they have to offer.

Sub point: it is the about time for them to know better options offered for them to prosper in what they do and realize their capacity to grow in the field of international trade.

Transition Sentence:  With the massive development happening in the international trading systems today, local craftsmen ought to be guided accordingly for them to take the chance in making a name in the said industry and serving the world with the best cultural legacy they can embark in the society.

Main point: Creating options for local craftsmen to get the attention of the international market through the internet and making connections through social networks would best define the path that could help local craftsmen to introduce their products to the world.

Sub point: With the help of the internet and social networking, the campaign towards helping local craftsmen expand their procedures of operation could be handled with ease.

Transition Sentence: The goal of reaching to the world is easier done through the help of the worldwide web.

Satisfaction Step

Main Suggestion : To help in the campaign, bringing local craftsmen into light is necessary. This may require research and survey procedures. Nevertheless, the results of such operation would be worthy enough as it would provide local craftsmen with the recognition and the possible income that they deserve to receive from the market.

Secondary Suggestion: inviting the local craftsmen to community orientation services would help them understand the whole system and help them decide whether or not they would like to join in the operation of the organization and bring their products a better chance of recognition in the international market.

Visualization Step

Through helping out in finding the local craftsmen and helping them engage in the operation of bringing their products outside of the country, the culture of the nation does not only gets preserved, it also gets promoted to other nations thus gaining recognition from the international society. This will enable cooperative members of the system to embark on the development of more progressive brotherhood among members of the society.

Transition Sentence: Is it not worthy enough to become a part of a campaign that does not only improve your skills of taking the next step towards economic freedom but also improve the lives of the people who really deserve market recognition?

Action/Conclusion Step :

Action Step

• Are you ready to take on the challenge to make a change in the way the society works and bring about better living status to those who work hard for the hope of alleviating their lives and bringing them a better sense of understanding what the future possibly holds for them?

Summary of Main Points

• Local craftsmen ought to be assisted to expand the way they make profit out of their hard work
• Bringing the local craftsmen towards the organization that would help them prosper from their work would help them become more productive in their own craft
• Helping them embark in the cultural development that the international market could appreciate is more than just business; it is a process of developing the historical balance of cultural balance in the world at present and in the future.

Implication Statement

• Are you willing to take part in the campaign towards cultural promotion and economic freedom for our local craftsmen?

Closing Statement

• Let the world know and celebrate the skills and the products that our local craftsmen could offer. Let our local creators realize the real value of their skills and talents and become more productive in a way that the world is ready to accept what they have to offer.

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