These submissions can be termed \"mini\" case reports, and must follow these guidelines: - Your student number is your primary identifier and must appear on your submission. Your name is a secondary identifier. - ONE-PAGE MEMO (single-spaced) and a TWO-PAGE EXECUTIVE summary (double- spaced) of the main problem or issue. your solution, and the proposed implementation of the solution (please note: Examples are on the CMS), - Memos must follow the prescribed format and must be written using sentences, even if written in point form, . Assignments must be typewritten, Times New Roman 12 font, 'l-inch margins, full margin justification - Executive summaries must follow the prescribed format and adhere to the basic rules of grammar, syntax, spelling. and both sentence and paragraph structure, - Only one error per page whether typographical, spelling, incorrect grammar, etc. Any substandard submission may not be graded or grade of zero given. - Include an appendix of numerical, financial or any other relevant data needed to support the solution (e.g., your SWOT and Key Success Factors), - Use critical thinking skills and the normative method to analyze case studies providing methodical, logical and appropriate (i.e., for the nonprofit sector) solutions and see notes on the CMS for examples and helpful information, - If a page length exceeds three pages (not including Appendix) the grade will be lowered by one grade point for every part of a page or page. . All quoted works MUST be cited in APA see the Writing Lab if you have questions - A grade of zero will be given to any student who violates academic standards of plagiarism, Any student who has handed in work, in whole or in part, which they have not written, is liable to be immediately expelled from the course, Any student called into question on these grounds will be required to meet with the professor. Failure to meet will result in the student's immediate expulsion from the course, . Assignments are to be uploaded onto the CMS by the set date and time using your student number as the key identifier and must be in Microsoft Word format - No make-ups will be given, and no late assignments will be accepted. Start Date tion, the difficulties of a start-up enter- prise and the importance of maintaining a mission and communicating that mis- sion to members.CASES OHNo Swim Club: Organizational Gov- ernance and Mission (United States): The OHNo Swim Club is a small nonprofit organization whose board of directors is swayed from its mission by one of its wealthy members. In the process, the club loses control of its mission, makes a deci- sion that comes close to financially bank- rupting the organization, and eventually loses several members before it rebuilds itself with a stronger dedication to its mission. Through the rebuilding process, it learns the importance of choosing board members with financial sophisticat