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The insertion companies (EI) are businesses, which manage themselves and contract other businesses to sell their products or services in the market. They are insertion companies and they create (normally by a ONG that works in insertion processes) contracts for people that other businesses have not contracted, and after time to learn about the business, will be contracted as a worker in the market.
ICC services for Insertion Companies
Constitution and setting-up of insertion companies:
- Transition to fit the legal and physical requirements of the construction of this kind of entity type.
- Definition and election of the Control system of the Organisation and other Executive agencies.
- Development of original plans and strategies.
- Legal requirements to solicitate the declaration of the public entity.
Management and organisation of these entities.
- Accomplishment and development of managerial tasks: management, strategic planning, organisation and control of the entity.
Secretarial administration:
- Maintaining and updating of the database.
- Reading and sending of letters, mailings, circulars, etc.
- Telephone assistance giving of relative information on the entity and files
Management of private and public subventions:
- Newspaper reports on subventions on National Public Administrations, to the European Union and Private Organisations.
- Information on Prizes and Aids.
- Elaboration and evaluation of the proposals, as well as the monitoring of these proposals.
- Completion of the intermediate and final reports.
Strategic Marketing:
- Definition: of the final objectives, and public objectives.
- Strategies: to reach the public objectives.
- To make tangible the finances and services offered by the company.
- To maximise the ease of these services.
Internal marketing:
Motivation of the person or volunteer.
Analysis and evaluation of the organisation to obtain the optimisation of the methods and resources.
Communication and image:
- Creation and design of an easily identifiable corporate image.
- Strategies and forms of communication with different sectors: internal, civil society, public institutions.
- Qualitative and quantitative studies to determine the position of the entity in the sector.
- Organisation of courses, days, presentations, meetings and conferences:
- Search for board members and associates.
- Design of the mail directed at the public objective
- Organisation of the act.
- Mass media spreading.
- Monitoring of the generated impact in the sector.
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