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1 This case study will help you review the chapter material by ap- plying it to a specific scenario. Craig Allen enjoys his job at Kramer Electronics. Just three years out of college, Craig received a promotion and has new responsi- bilities. Craig's one regret is that he doesn't have as much time to devote to community service as he did in college. During college, Craig volunteered at a local children's hospital and worked as a baseball and soccer coach at a children's camp. One day last week, Craig saw a newspaper article about corpo- rate volunteer programs. He read that a growing number of com- panies are allowing employees to take a paid day off of work to volunteer their time for special community projects. A commit- tee within the company selects the projects based on applications from not-for-profit organizations and schools in the community. Craig researched corporate volunteer programs and found that benefits of the programs include increased employee satis. faction and decreased employee turnover rates, as well as good public relations for the company. He became convinced that a corporate volunteer program would help both the community and Kramer Electronics, Craig decided to do some additional research and then propose to Tom Kramer, the CEO of the company, that Kramer Electronics adopt a corporate volunteer program. ticipates Tom will ask. QUESTION 2: If you were brainstorming with Craig, what ideas would you consider for each of these content areas? 1. Problem or Opportunity 2. Proposed Solution 3. Requirements 4. Benefits to Kramer Electronics and to Employees 5. Implementation Details 6. Feasibility 7. Costs 8. Next Steps To help you develop ideas, do a web or database search for corporate volunteer programs to see how other companies have structured their programs and the benefits they have enjoyed