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Transformative Journey: A Comprehensive Business Portfolio Reflection

This business portfolio encapsulates my transformative journey through the MBA program at Bellevue University. It outlines my mission, value, and vision statements, alongside key components such as strategic planning and resume crafting. The lessons learned emphasize self-awareness, critical thinking, and decisive action. Through integration of my nursing background and customer service experience, I am prepared to launch my consulting business. This portfolio not only prepares me for managerial roles but also underscores the importance of personal growth and understanding in managing human capital.

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Transformative Journey: A Comprehensive Business Portfolio Reflection

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  1. Business Portfolio Jamie Lofton Bellevue University MBA 605

  2. Table of Contents • Introduction • Mission Statement • Value Statement • Vision Statement • Business Portfolio Components • Integration • Lessons Learned • Conclusion

  3. Introduction • I have learned many lessons about my goals and ambition, been introduced to SMART, and discovered that criticism is not personal but rather a constructive way to learn to improve. • The feedback I received regarding the cover letter and resume was very beneficial-after being out of the work force for so long, my skills are a little rusty.

  4. Mission Statement • My hope is to leave a memorable and positive footprint on the consciousness of others after my demise.

  5. Value Statement • I have learned I share with humanity a need for beneficence, responsibility, tolerance, work ethic, empathy, and justice.

  6. Vision Statement • 2012-Patient Advocacy sponsorship • 2013-Elder Law certificate • 2014-Graduation from MBA program • 2015-Entrance into Doctorate Program Bioethics -Start Consulting -Help overall peer mentoring program in Georgia

  7. Business Portfolio Components • Executive Summary- Familiarized students with business reports. • Resume- Provided a history of work and volunteer experiences and future objectives. • Strategic Planning- Taught us how to plan for current circumstances and in my plan for chaotic circumstances stemming from lawsuits. • Cover Letter- Showed us how to introduce ourselves to human resource personnel in the best possible way and further highlight resume standouts.

  8. Integration • My experience in nursing from clinical training, lengthy customer service background, interaction with the senior and mental health populations through volunteer opportunities, and medical knowledge have combined with knowledge gained from my personality assessments, and other classroom assignments such as the formulation of a business portfolio.

  9. Integration • My decision-making skills have been transformed from reluctance to decisiveness. • My goals now include starting my own consulting business which only occurred during this class. • I am gaining new perspectives on various subjects thanks to the wide range of views of my classmates.

  10. Lessons Learned • Self-awareness • Intellectual honesty • Intellectual expansion • Critical thinking • Decision-making • Better communication skills

  11. Conclusion • The business portfolio is an exercise that prepares one for the business environment on the managerial level. However, I value the personal lessons on internal improvements and assessments the most, one cannot successfully manage human capital without intimately understanding oneself.

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