A small outdoor athletic footwear company, Choose-to-Reuse Shoes, prides itself on its "green" image. Twice a year, the company puts out a call to its customers, telling them that if they send in a used pair of shoes in workable condition, they will receive a coupon good for 50 percent off a new pair. The company then repackages the shoes and ships them to three different international charities. This year Jenna, the VP of marketing, has been asked to take charge of the project. If she were to use the principles of network structure, which approach would Jenna take to maximize the efficiency of the charitable effort? Multiple Choice outsource the work to a logistics company that will handle the collection and distribution at another location name one employee to coordinate the effort and have the group channel all its communications through that person ask the department heads to oversee their employees' contributions to the overall effort set up a competition between departments to see who can collect the most shoes make employees responsible for collecting, packaging, and shipping their own charity packages