TECH HUB

Slide 1: Introduction

• Title: Tech Hub: Software and Hardware Repair and Maintenance

• Brief description of the idea and its purpose
• Presenter's name and position
Slide 2: Business Concept

• Description of the tech hub's services (software and hardware repair

and maintenance)
• Target market (college and adjoining community)
• Unique selling points (reasonable prices, convenient location, skilled
team)
Slide 3: Business Model

• How the business will operate (walk-in service, appointment-based,

online request form)
• Revenue streams (service fees, spare parts sales, annual maintenance
contracts)
Slide 4: Requirements

• Physical space (size, location)

• Equipment and tools (computers, diagnostic software, repair tools)
• Licensing and permits (business license, software licenses)
Slide 5: Team Members

• Roles and responsibilities (technicians, customer service

representatives, manager)
• Qualifications and experience of team members
Slide 6: Mentors

• Potential mentors (local tech experts, faculty advisors, industry

professionals)
• Role of mentors in guiding and supporting the business
Slide 7: Services and Pricing

• List of services offered (software installation, virus removal, hardware

upgrades, etc.)
• Price for each service (breakdown of costs)
Slide 8: Marketing and Promotion

• Marketing strategies (social media, flyers, partnerships with college

departments)
• Promotional offers (discounts for students, referral discounts)
Slide 9: Financial Projections

• Break-even analysis (how many repairs need to be done to cover

costs)
• Projected revenue and expenses for the first year
Slide 10: Timeline

• Start date of the business

• Milestones (opening day, reaching target customer base, expanding
services)
Slide 11: Conclusion

• Summary of key points

• Request for approval and support from college business incubation
and management