create PowerPoint presentation that not only explains the functions of management and the roles of managers but also emphasizes personal application and perspectives. This assignment aims to assess your understanding of managerial concepts and your ability to relate them to your own experiences.

1. Title Slide and Introduction:

- Title: Choose an engaging title reflecting the essence of your presentation.

- Introduction: Provide a brief introduction, sharing your personal interest or experience related to management.

1. Template, Design, and Images:

- Use a PowerPoint template to enhance visual appeal.

- Incorporate design elements and images that personally resonate with your understanding of management concepts.

1. Content Structure with Personal Application:

- Clearly define the functions of management: Planning, Organizing, Leading, and Controlling.

- Explore the roles of managers (Interpersonal, Informational, and Decisional) with a focus on personal application.

- Integrate personal anecdotes, examples, or reflections to illustrate how you have experienced or observed these functions and roles in your life.

1. Slide Format with Personal Insights:

- Use bullet points on each slide for key information.

- In the notes section, provide explanations and details related to your personal experiences or perspectives.

- Alternatively, create a narrated presentation where you can articulate your personal insights in place of notes.

1. Citation of Resources:

- Cite all resources, including the textbook, using a consistent citation format (e.g., APA, MLA).

1. Summary/Conclusion Slide with Personal Beliefs:

- Include a summary/conclusion slide highlighting key takeaways from your presentation.

- Express your personal belief about the most important role of a manager based on both textbook concepts and your experiences.

Assessment Criteria:

- Clarity and coherence of the presentation.

- Integration of personal perspectives and application throughout the content.

- Effective use of visual elements and design principles.

- Proper citation of all resources, including the textbook.

- Thoughtful and well-supported conclusion on the most important role of a manager, considering personal insights