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Business Plan
Business Plan
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To be the leading events that caters memorable affairs for a reasonable price,
that every client who leaves our desk leaves so with a smile.
MISSION
CORE VALUES
1. Excellence
- We, the business owners, want to give our customers the quality of being
outstanding in every aspect of our service. We want to give our customers
the best experiences and memories to remember through our business by
giving them the quality that they deserve.
2. Honesty
- We promise our customers honesty by disclosing all the details and being
transparent with them in every transaction. This value is important in every
business because it will connote a positive impact in our business. It will
drive our employees to live by our core values, the investors will gain
confidence in our business and our customer’s confidence with transacting
with us is positive.
3. Integrity
- It is one of the fundamental values in business. It is the foundation in
which people build relationships, trust and effective interpersonal
relationships. As a service business who promises to serve with
excellence, honesty, and commitment, we are to stay true in every way.
With this, customers will view us as trustworthy and dependable even
when no one is watching.
4. Commitment
- We guarantee our customers that we take positive action and to follow our
vision without wavering. We want to give our customers what they want
even if the tasks are hard, and in time constraint because we value the
customers needs and wants.
4. To partner with small scale local 4.1 Consistent logistical full partnership
business for logistic enhancement to with small local business in all projects
provide quality and unforgettable events
4. To partner with small scale local 4.1 Sales increase of small scale local
business for logistic enhancement to business by 25% in every project
provide quality and unforgettable events
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The business proponents as comprised by the Management Committee and the
Staff keeps the company objective and less excessive in members which could lead to
unnecessary spending of income and assets. Moreover, company members function
multiple roles which keeps efficiency up, while leaving particular slots open to challenge
employees to excel.
EventBrite, Cvent, and Social Tables are all softwares known for its features to
track customer preferences and manage venues for events. With the utilization of these
software, PrimeCraft may forecast customer demands and preferences.
The company promotes mutuality with its customers where we deem to keep in
touch and keep our presence within their choice for events planning. Forming this kind
of culture, the company does not become just a money-making business but it becomes
an extension for people to be open for growth both in ideas and experience.
The company also prioritizes “happy staff” as a desired outcome since we believe
that happy and satisfied staff makes them more productive and efficient. Allowing them
to experience work this way, protects their options of lingering away to other companies,
and protect company investments on its people. Likewise, they become more
determined to work and meet company deadlines and targets.
Finally, in the Capital Structure, all members namely Jacob Publico, Dianne
Apolonia, Jamie Cipriano, Cali Ravasco, Irahlene Luna, and Isabela Faller are to
contribute an amount of 35,000Php each. PrimeCraft would loan an amount of
5,790,000Php from Banco de Oro Small Business Loan payable in 10 years time. In
total, the capital structure would be 6,000,000Php.
B. STAFF
(5) Driver/Collector/Messenger
- Runs package deliveries for the company
- Transports company employees from one place to another
- Salary: 12,000Php
TARGET CUSTOMERS AND THE MAIN VALUE
PROPOSITION TO THE CUSTOMER
CUSTOMER’S PROFILE
DEMOGRAPHICS
CATEGORY
PSYCHOGRAPHICS
CATEGORY
TECHNOGRAPHICS
1. A customer who’s organizing an event for the first time is just looking for
someone who can organize the party the way he/she envisioned it to.
2. A customer who has experience in organizing an event might want more high
quality designs that is still affordable for him/her.
3. A customer who has a lot of experience in organizing an event might want to
acquire a sales promotion which he/she use in the future
1. Captive Market - Memberships or loyalty cards are given to customers who plan
to make future projects with PrimeCraft Events Planner and Solutions Inc. The
membership or loyalty cards are ways of capturing a market to buy again.
2. Affordability - PrimeCraft Events Planner and Solutions Inc. provides high
quality service to clients with the most affordable and reasonable price.
3. Real Value for the Customer - PrimeCraft will organize events that will meet the
client’s expectations. If otherwise, the company will offer a replacement that has
the same quality as the previous design or feature.
4. Uniqueness and Differentiation - Customers acquire exclusive access to the
company’s server for events ideas to help them in starting up their own. They can
also share their ideas in that server.
MARKET
MACRO ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
1. Socio-cultural Environment
Our company aims to provide services to clients whom are ages are ranging from
25 – 60 years old. Also, our company deems to educate staff to different cultures and
traditions of the surrounding population in order to cater their needs and wants.
2. Political Environment
Our company aims to fulfill all the requirements needed in order to conform to the
rules and regulations of the community it is situated in. Registering the business in the
Department of Trade and Industry, securing a mayor’s permit or business permit from
the local government of the city or municipality where the business is located; and
registering for the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and Social Security System (SSS).
Finally, the company will obtain Employer’s Liability to cover all employees.
3. Economic Environment
The company’s target is to cater to customers with an income at least 20,000
Php.
4. Ecological Environment
The company will restrain from using materials that can deeply affect our
environment. Also, the company will dispose the wastes that it produces in appropriate
locations. Materials such as those of hazardous to the environment and causes heavy
light and sound pollution would be prevented of use.
5. Technological Environment
The company will use up – to – date computers that has updated softwares that
will allow it to be more organized and productive. Some of these are EventBrite, Cvent,
and Social Tables. The company will also make use of MS Excel for computations,
information, and more. Finally, we aim to establish a well – kept database free from
mishandling of client information that would damage the company’s reputation.
The table shows examples of opportunities and threats that are present within
the macro environment to Events Planning business.
Factors Opportunities to the Threats to the
Enterprise Enterprise
1. Social
● Trend having a ● Event Organizers are
grand party for demanded by
the 18th birthdays customers
2. Political ● Protection of
● Compliance to the consumers including
R.A. 7394 The the business activity
Consumer Act of
the Philippines
● OTD Video
coverage
● Inflatable
rides or Ball
pit
● Tarpaulin
Standee for
the celebrant
Discounted Profits
promos to generated
previous
customers
Institutional
partnerships
and referrals
SALES FORECAST
The table below outline our projected sales forecast for one whole year.
Sales ₱ 5,760,000
Operating Expenses
● Advertising ₱ 40,000
● Depreciation ₱ 86,400
● Miscellaneous ₱ 57,600
● Taxes ₱ 496,905.6
LIABILITIES AND
OWNER’S EQUITY
Current Liabilities 579,000.0 579,000
Long Term Liabilities 5,211,000.0 4,632,000
Owner’s Equity 789,660.0 5,473,850.0
Total Liabilities & Owner’s 6,579,660.0 10,684,850.0
Equity
PrimeCraft Events Planner and Solutions Inc. complies to the following regulations:
1. Tax Reform Act of 1997
2. The Local Government Code of the Philippines (R.A. No. 7160)
3. Labor Code of the Philippines (Presidential Decree No. 442)
4. Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines (R.A. 8293)
5. Social Security Act of 1997(R.A. No. 8282)
6. National Health Insurance Act of 1995 (R.A. No. 7875)
7. Home Development Mutual Fund Law of 2009 (R.A. No. 9679)
8. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Act of 2009 (R.A. No. 9711)
9. Consumer Act of Philippines (R.A. No. 7394)
10. The Magna Carta for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)
11. Barangay Micro Business Enterprises (BMBEs) Act of 2002 (R.A. No. 9178)
12. Anti-Violence Against Women and Children Act of 2004 (R.A. No. 9262)
CAPITAL STRUCTURE
Contributors Amount
Total 6,000,000Php
FINANCIAL OFFERING