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Tashunda, Jackie, Sandra, Eddie 1
Mattel Toy RecallThe Human Relation Issues
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Background
World’s Largest Toy Company Toy Lines Include Barbie, Hot Wheels,
Harry Potter and American Girls, Fisher-Price
Toys are produced in company-owned manufacturing facilities in China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Thailand, as well as through independent contractors located in United States, Europe, Mexico, the Far East and Australia.
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History Started in 1945 by Ruth and Elliot
Handler and Harold “Matt” Masson out of their garage workshop
Became a publicly traded company in 1960
Merges with Tyco, the third largest toy company in the world, resulting in the Sesame Street license
Comes under new leadership in May 2000, unveiling a new vision with a clear focus on building brand, cutting costs, and developing people
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CEO Bob Eckert MBA from Kellogg School of
Management 23 years with Kraft Foods becoming
CEO Joined Mattel in May 2000, replacing Jill
Barad as President and CEO Also director of McDonald's Corporation
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Mattel Faces Major Recalls August 1, 2007 Mattel recalls 1.5 million toys believed
to contain lead, including items featuring Elmo and Big Bird
August 14, 2007 Mattel announces recall for 9 million more Chinese made toys, including popular Barbie, Polly Pocket and “Cars” movie items, and warned that more could be come because of lead paint and tiny magnets that could be swallowed
September 5, 2007 Three quarters of a million more toys recalled because they are decorated with paint hat contains to much lead
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Topic Three
Details about this topic Supporting information and
examples How it relates to your audience
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Real Life
Give an example or real life anecdote
Sympathize with the audience’s situation if appropriate
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What This Means
Add a strong statement that summarizes how you feel or think about this topic
Summarize key points you want your audience to remember
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Next Steps
Summarize any actions required of your audience
Summarize any follow up action items required of you