his final project consists of a formal, internal proposal to a local community bank where you are employed. You are proposing a new program at the Bank that will somehow benefit the Bank through revenue,

This final project consists of a formal, internal proposal to a local community bank where you are employed. You are proposing a new program at the Bank that will somehow benefit the Bank through revenue, exposure, the enrichment of worker life. You are also asking the Bank directors to provide funding for your program, if necessary. You may request up to $5,000, and any request for funds will have to include a budget justifying the request. You may need to refer to some sources throughout this proposal as you present support for your ideas and as you compare your idea to existing programs or organizations at other institutions. Be aware that any source used in the proposal should be properly cited in APA style in the document and in a references page. In addition, in the text itself, you should identify the source of information using author tags that attribute. Content Requirements: The document must be a minimum of 4 pages, typed, double-spaced. Your proposal should consider the following questions: 1. A description of the proposed program. 2. Why is it needed? Compare to similar programs at other institutions. 3. How will the bank benefit? Who will benefit? All or most of the workers? Or is there an under-represented group of workers who this idea will benefit? 4. Who would oppose the idea, and why? Because of money? Politics? How will you resolve the opposition? 5. How much will it cost? You may request up to $5,000, and any request for funds will have to include a budget justifying the request.
6. Do you need space on campus for your idea? If so, discuss your selected site or potential sites on campus for your program, including information like availability of space, logistics (would someone/thing have to move to make room for your concept?), visibility, pros and cons of location