... Alan Longer Owner of Revive Marketing Submitted to: Mr. Alan Longer Owner of Revive Marketing Submitted by: Diogo De Sousa Silvério 08735093 Chris Lam 08696055 Submitted by: Diogo De Sousa Silvério 08735093 Chris Lam 08696055 Executive Summary: The purpose of this report is to provide documented evidence for the business owner, Mr. Alan Longer of how his company Revive Marketing has performed during the month of April. Subsequent to the report, recommendations will be established in order for Revive Marketing to reach greater heights of success in the future. Furthermore, conclusions and discussions will also be examined to identify the company’s prosperity. Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction1 1.1 Purpose of the Report1 1.2 Issues to be discussed and their significance1 1.3 Limitations and assumptions..………………………………………………..1 2.0 Discussion1 2.1 General1 2.2 Income Statement2 2.3 Balance Sheet………………………………………………………………......……2 2.4 Future of the Business…..……………………………………………………….2 3.0 Conclusion…………………………………………………………………..……....2 4.0 Recommendations………….………………………………………………......2 5.0 Reference…………….……………………………………………………………...3 6.0 Data………………………………………………………………………………….4-6 1.0 Introduction 2.1 Purpose of the Report This report will investigate how Alan Longer’s company Revive Marketing has made a profit. The points that will be demonstrated include...
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...Coffee Makes The Difference ---Student Startup Business Ulove Coffee House Annual Performance Report 2013.02.08 1 Ulove Coffee House Annual Performance Report 1. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 3 Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 1.1 Business Model.......................................................................................................................... 3 1.2 Team Constitution...................................................................................................................... 3 1.3 Premium Services.......................................................................................................................3 2. Annual Performance Overview.......................................................................................................... 3 Overview.......................................................................................................... 2.1 Performance Overview.............................................................................................................. 3 2.1.1 Sales Overview................................................................................................................3 2.1.2 Income Overview....................................................
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...ecutive Summary The New Australian Company is a new red wine brand that will be introduced in Singapore. The brand is a unique and high quality red wine brand that meets the growing preference of consumers. It will be distributed to several hotels, restaurants, supermarkets, and wine boutiques/shops that are located in the commercial business districts of the city-state. The brand is managed and owned by a group of wine-lover businessmen who have tremendous experienced in business administration, marketing and sales management and customer service. The owners are now looking for additional investments in order to capitalize the project well. The company has already made several negotiations with successful business distributors in Singapore. The company is confident to compete with many large distributors because it is closely working with top-notch suppliers and manufacturers who are known as wine experts or cellar masters. The target market is the Generation Y or the millennial because it is 77 percent of the population. This group also consumes wines at a faster and higher rate. The sales forecasts for the New Australian Company begin with $700,000 for the first year, and this will increase to 50 percent ($1, 050,000) in the second year, and 60 percent ($1,680,000) in the third year of operation. The company will be expecting a profit margin of 30-40 percent, and at least 25 percent return of investment in the first operational year. The company wants to change...
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...Religious background and information. 1.3.2 Religious practices that impact business. 1.4 Social structures and organizations. 1.4.1 Irish social structures and organizations. 1.5 Education. 1.5.1 Irish educational outlook. 1.5.2 Irish business education. 2.0 How are these elements and dimensions integrated by locals conducting business in the nation? 2.1 Impact and integration of communication in local business. 2.2 Impact and integration of religion in local business. 2.3 Impact and integration of social structures and organizations in local business. 2.4 Impact and integration of education in local business. 3.0 How do both of the above items compare with US culture and business? 3.1 Compare and contrast US communication with Irish communication. 3.2 Compare and contrast US religious views with Ireland. 3.3 Compare and contrast US and Irish social structures and organizations. 3.4 Compare and contrast education in the US and Ireland. . 4.0 What are the implications for US businesses that wish to conduct business in the region? 4.1 Foreign investment decisions. 4.1.1 Type of investment. 4.1.2 Future of investment opportunities. 4.1.3 Mergers and acquisitions suitability. 4.2 Analysis of business differences from Ireland to the US. 4.2.1 Strengths of Irish business practices. 4.2.2 Weaknesses of Irish business practices. 4.2.3 Opportunities for Irish business system development and expansion. 4.2.4 Threats to Irish businesses, solutions...
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...1.0. Introduction: Now-a-days business is the most profitable form of earnings. Opening a business is both exciting and risky. A person might face different obstacles while opening a new business. To open a business in a particular area there are different things to consider. 1.1. Origin of report: Project report is a practical part of academic studies. This is a reflection of academic knowledge throw practical work experience. Thus this project report aims to reflect the professional view of a real world work environment. This report is assigned by our honorable faculty Mr. Md. Tarikul Islam, as a requirement of our business communication course, which is a core course to the completion of our undergraduate program. Because of his proper guidance we are able to complete this report in a very well manner and short time. 1.2. Purpose of the report: The main purpose of the report is to fulfill the mandatory requirement for the Business communication course. Other purposes are: • To prepare an overview of introducing a new venture • Analyze different aspects related to the venture • Identify the opportunities for doing a business • Develop ideas to build up a business 1.3. Scope of the report: We have conducted surveys within the people of that area. This is a huge opportunity for us. Because we have surveyed our original...
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...DIPLOMA IN REAL ESTATE BUSINESS SCHOOL OF DESIGN & ENVIRONMENT 22 WEEKS INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME 7 MARCH – 5 AUGUST 2016 INTERIM REPORT ATTACHMENT TO CENTURY SQUARE (ASIAMALLS MANAGEMENT PTE LTD) BY Fong Lie Ling Date: Stamp: Thomas Tan Date: NURUL KAMILAH (S10149063E) TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABSTRACT CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 2 1.1 Overview of AsiaMalls Management Pte Ltd 2 1.2 About Century Square by AsiaMalls 3 1.3.1 Products and Services 1.3.2 Organisation and Structure CHAPTER 2: OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT 5 2.1 Operations Organisation & Structure 5 2.2 My Job Description and Internship Schedule 6 2.3 Operations 10 2.4.1 Monitoring 10 2.4.2 Maintenance 11 2.4.3 Admin CHAPTER 3 : CONCLUSION 12 3.1 Learning Outcomes and Reflections 3.2 Recommendations REFERENCES APPENDICES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ABSTRACT As part of my Real Estate Business diploma, I have completed 10 out of 22 weeks internship at Century Square by AsiaMalls Management Pte Ltd. In this report, I am going to share my experiences and learning outcomes in the shopping mall under Operations department for the past 10 weeks. During this period, my role as an intern is to learn how retail sector function under operations management dealing with monitoring of the day-to-day operations, the maintenance and administrative works. I work alongside with Marketing Communications Department...
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...investigate the preferred attributes on purchasing mobile phone among selected University of Mindanao College of Business Administration Education students in Davao City, a sample of 100 students from the six programs of the College of Business Administration Education. Moreover, six important attributes the price, social group, product features, brand name, durability and after sales services were selected and analyzed through the mean analysis. From the analysis, it was clear that the students’ value durability followed by after sales services as the most important variable amongst all. The study suggested that the mobile phone innovators as well as the retailers must consider the above mentioned attributes to be of better edge over the competing market. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM This study aims to identify what preferred attributes in purchasing mobile phone among selected UM CBAE students that will seek to answer the following questions: 1. What is the profile of the respondent in terms of: 1.1 Age; 1.2 Gender; 1.3 Types of Student (working/non-working); 1.4 Program; and 1.5 Year Level 2. What are the preferred attributes in purchasing mobile phone in terms of: 2.1 Price; 2.2 Social group; 2.3 Brand Name; 2.4Product Features; Durability; and After sales service? SCOPE AND LIMITATION The scopes of this research are the College of Business Administration students in the University of Mindanao of any year level and major courses. The limitations...
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...CONCEPTS In the previous lesson, you have studied the meaning and nature of business transactions and objectives of financial accounting. In order to maintain uniformity and consistency in preparing and maintaining books of accounts, certain rules or principles have been evolved. These rules/principles are classified as concepts and conventions. These are foundations of preparing and maintaining accounting records. In this lesson we shall learn about various accounting concepts, their meaning and significance. Notes OBJECTIVES After studying this lesson, you will be able to : explain the term accounting concept; explain the meaning and significance of various accounting concepts : Business Entity, Money Measurement, Going Concern, Accounting Period, Cost Concept, Duality Aspect concept, Realisation Concept, Accrual Concept and Matching Concept. 2.1 MEANING AND BUSINESS ENTITY CONCEPT Let us take an example. In India there is a basic rule to be followed by everyone that one should walk or drive on his/her left hand side of the road. It helps in the smooth flow of traffic. Similarly, there are certain rules that an accountant should follow while recording business transactions and preparing accounts. These may be termed as accounting concept. Thus, this can be said that : Accounting concept refers to the basic assumptions and rules and principles which work as the basis of recording of business transactions and preparing accounts. ACCOUNTANCY 17 MODULE - 1 Basic...
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...a) INTRODUCTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Praise to Allah for six (6) months I undergo my internship that begins on early February this year till end of July, I finally successfully completed my Industrial training report. For the remaining days that I have to continue my training in order to complete my course, I pray to Allah hoping my journey is in His bliss. I also would like to extend my thankfulness to the most precious persons in my life, my father and mother for all their moral support, financial support and also to my friends for never ending reminding me to always be honest and trustworthy during my training here. As for my supervisor from Universiti Teknologi Mara Kampus Seri Iskandar Perak, Puan Naimah Binti Zaini. I thank you for all the reprimand and guidance as it is very helpful for me in completing my report. Last but not least I would like to extend my appreciation to my industrial supervisor (k.cik/) and (k.ika ) for their advices and patiently guiding me through while I working here as a trainee. Not forgotten for all the staffs working at Khatulistiwa Corporate Services Sdn Bhd, I am obliged to staff members of Khatulistiwa Corporate Services Sdn Bhd for the valuable information provided by them in their respective fields and I very much appreciate for their entire kindness helping and teaching me when I’m working there. I am very lucky to have such a helpful colleagues and I never felt left out in any situation. I am entrusted to undergo...
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...Business Project Rogier van Maanen (1649229) Vince van den Bunt (1683749) Tjeerd Postema (1668291) Klas: CO11 Elyn Doornenbal 15 april 2016 1e kans Aanleiding: Opvolger van Paul Polman, die sinds 2018 aan het roer staat wil een advies voor een shop in shopconcept waarin de aspecten marketing, economie, bedrijfseconomie, recht en bedrijfskunde zijn uitgelicht. Dit advies helpt mee om de doelstellingen (verdubbelen van de omzet) van Unilever te behalen. Achtergrond: Unilever is een multinational onder Britse en Nederlandse leiding. Unilever heeft 400 merken waardoor dagelijks komen meer dan 2 miljard mensen per dag in aanraking met een product van Unilever. De nieuwe CEO van Unilever heeft deze opdracht gegeven omdat het doel om de omzet te verdubbelen met 50% minder uitstoot maar deels is gelukt. De uitstoot is wel met 50% gedaald maar de omzet in West Europa blijft nog achter. Wij gaan onderzoeken of een shop-in-shop principe in Europa kansrijk is. Hoofdvraag: Is het kansrijk om een shop-in-shop te lanceren voor Unilever? Deelvragen: 1. Is het financieel haalbaar om een shop-in-shop te lanceren in 2 Europese landen? 2. Welke wetten kunnen de lancering van de shop-in-shop beïnvloeden? 3. Welke positionering kan het best toegepast worden? Onderzoeksopzet: 1. We kijken naar de omzetcijfers van het retailgebruik, en cijfers over de verkoop van shop in shop systemen. Zo kunnen wij berekenen wat de opbrengsten zijn. 2. Hierbij...
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...Business Analysis Part Two MGT 521 October 8, 2012 Business Analysis Part Two The Lockheed Martin (LM) Corporation has just reached a milestone of 100 years of services whereas building relationship as a reputable leader in the industry. The company continues to undertake changes in the past decades despite the troubling business environment. They have continued to record another year of superb financial results through operational guidance and service. Their ability to provide a well-balance company portfolio and support a strategic execution plan has responded effectively to the instabilities within the global market. As LM defines the industry supporting their four primary business segments in the fields of Information Systems and Global Services (IS&GS), aeronautics, space, and electronic systems. The consistently of these programs has allowed LM to be financial stronger in 2011 compared to 2010 with sales reaching to 46.5 billion, representing a two percent increase over 2010, (LM Annual Report, 2011, p. II). LM continues to balance strategically their net cash through operating activities in 2011 to $4.3 billion after the contributions of $2.3 billion to their pension plans supporting their retirement obligations for their employees. The continuing effort of cash deployment has supported their strategic plan for 2011. They had deployed cash supporting shareholders value from cash dividends, and share repurchases of $1.1 billion, and $2.4.billion...
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...2.1. The concept of Business Process Management(BPM) Nowadays companies and organizations are facing fast change in business environment with fast changing customer expectation, with fast changing technologies and product lifecycle, and globalization1 within a market. Now 80 percentage of products are digitals, so there is a high speed of innovation of an increasing digitization within our marketing environment, and the competition is growing and growing. Within this environment todays managers have to ensure a long term business access for their company, and in a growing marketing it is important to respond on this by investing in innovative new products, sales channels and marketing strategies. Organizations are operating in a tough market...
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...CONCEPTS In the previous lesson, you have studied the meaning and nature of business transactions and objectives of financial accounting. In order to maintain uniformity and consistency in preparing and maintaining books of accounts, certain rules or principles have been evolved. These rules/principles are classified as concepts and conventions. These are foundations of preparing and maintaining accounting records. In this lesson we shall learn about various accounting concepts, their meaning and significance. Notes OBJECTIVES After studying this lesson, you will be able to : explain the term accounting concept; explain the meaning and significance of various accounting concepts : Business Entity, Money Measurement, Going Concern, Accounting Period, Cost Concept, Duality Aspect concept, Realisation Concept, Accrual Concept and Matching Concept. 2.1 MEANING AND BUSINESS ENTITY CONCEPT Let us take an example. In India there is a basic rule to be followed by everyone that one should walk or drive on his/her left hand side of the road. It helps in the smooth flow of traffic. Similarly, there are certain rules that an accountant should follow while recording business transactions and preparing accounts. These may be termed as accounting concept. Thus, this can be said that : Accounting concept refers to the basic assumptions and rules and principles which work as the basis of recording of business transactions and preparing accounts. ACCOUNTANCY 17 MODULE - 1 Basic...
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...RESEARCH PROJECT CHALLENGES FACING THE PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN KENYA A CASE STUDY OF CO-OPERATIVE BANK OF KENYA 1.0 INRODUCTION 2.1 Background of the Study Commercial banks are institutions which accepts deposits, makes business loans, and offers related services. Commercial banks also allow for a variety of deposit accounts, such as checking, savings, and time deposit. These institutions are run to make a profit and owned by a group of individuals, yet some may be members of the Federal Reserve System. While commercial banks offer services to individuals, they are primarily concerned with receiving deposits and lending to businesses. 2.2 Profile of the Co-operative Bank of Kenya The Co-operative Bank of Kenya Limited ('the Bank') is incorporated in Kenya under the Company's Act and is also licensed to do the business of banking under the Banking Act. The Bank was initially registered under the Co-operative Societies Act at the point of founding in 1965. This status was retained up to and until June 27th 2008 when the Bank's Special General Meeting resolved to incorporate under the Companies Act with a view to complying with the requirements for listing on the Nairobi Stock Exchange (NSE). The Bank went public and was listed on December 22 2008. Shares previously held by the 3,805 co-operatives societies and unions were ring-fenced under Coop Holdings Co-operative Society Limited which became the strategic investor in the Bank with...
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...1. Introduction 1.1 Research Background Flowers symbolize beauty and serenity. Flowers have been regarded as an embodiment of human taste and aesthetics. This unique and unparalleled nature of flowers has given rise to its commercial transaction all over the world. Thus, Bangladesh has ventured to enter this expanding export market. Now-a-days flower marketing is growing in Bangladesh. No one could think of exporting Bangladeshi flowers even a few years ago. But this is a reality today and prosperous bonanza for tomorrow. In view of marketing prospect of flowers, a vast agricultural land has been turned into a flower growing area and the farmers are now in a position to make available any quantum of flowers for export according to the market requirements. This is encouraging both for the exporters and for the importers to strengthen their contacts and stimulate commercial operations of flowers. 1.2 Literature review The substantial amount of flower cultivation is now still limited to the area of panishara and its adjacent places in Jessore (Hossain and Rahman 1994:5). Before 1983, the space in front of the High Court Mazar was the venue for the flower trade. Now it has spread too many other specific areas of the city. A little distance away from the Shahbagh road corner towards the west lays the Katabon area which has the biggest concentration of flowers shops in the city (Shams 1999). Not only small-scale flower vendors are now widespread and visible at several shops with...
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