Ice cream vendors business plan
| Institution | Kimathi Institute of Technology |
| Course | Food and beverage |
| Year | 2nd Year |
| Semester | Unknown |
| Posted By | MAKORI KERECHA |
| File Type | docx |
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Description
This is a business plan for starting and running an ice cream vendors enterprise .
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY'S
CHAPTER ONE
This chapter contains business description, owner’s background information, business name, business location, address, forms of ownership, type of business products and services, goals and objectives and others.
CHAPTER TWO
Here we have market plan which contains customers, domestic customers, institution, government department, market share/size, competition, promotion and advertisement and many more
CHAPTER THREE
We have organization/management plan which contains the management team, organization charts, other personnel, recruitment, training and promotion, recruitment of employees, training, remuneration and incentives, licenses, permit and by-laws
CHAPTER FOUR
It contains production facilities and capacity, production strategy, process and regulations affecting operations. The process involves the steps to be followed in producing garments especially commercial paper patterns and offering services of high standard than competitors. Besides this, it also contains expenses incurred in the business with regulation affecting all operations with the premise.
CHAPTER FIVE
Contains financial plan, pre-operational costs, cash flow statement, Performa, balance sheets, break even analysis and even others which have been indicated in table contain chapter five
The financial statement helps to compare the performance of the business with another business. The interpretation will also enable the business to compare the current performance and also predict the future.
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