Feasibility Presentation Brooke Palmiter & Stephanie Young.

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Feasibility Presentation Brooke Palmiter & Stephanie Young

BUSINESS CONCEPT  Savvy Clothing Exchange is a buy, sell, and trade retail store that gives people 35% in cash, or 50% in store credit for every piece of clothing (or accessory) that we decide to buy, based off of the designated price we intend to sell the item for.  Proprietary Rights: Trademark (logo), Copyright (business plan)  Structure: Limited Liability Company LLC  Distribution Role: Retailer, physical location & online ecommerce

INDUSTRY/MARKET ANALYSIS  Market Size: IBISWorld reported that the Used Goods Industry is a multibillion-dollar industry that has annual sales revenue of roughly $15.1 billion with profits of around $636.1 million.  Growth Rate: 3% over the past five-years  Potential: The online & used goods retail segment has ample room for growth  Industry: Clothing & Used Goods SIC 5932 & NAICS

MARKET  Target Audience: Men & Women Fashion Conscious Sustainable Consumers  Competition: Freestyle Goodwill Crossroads eBay Poshmark Indirect: Buffalo Exchange Non-used clothing Retailers (Nordstrom, etc.)

MANAGEMENT TEAM  General Manager, Stephanie Young - Stephanie will be taking this role due to her past experience in management positions throughout the service industry.  Operations Manager, Brooke Palmiter – Brooke has past qualifications in customer service based operations, and a keen ability to spot problematic areas of concern both on and off of the sales floor.  Sales & Marketing, Dan Young - Dan’s qualifications for distribution and marketing come from past positions working as a sales representative, and marketing manager.  Accounting & Legal, Outsource to fill the gaps – We will be making sure the candidates have past experience, are knowledgeable, & have a drive for results.

FINANCIAL ANALYSIS  Breakeven: In month 11 TC = TR$60,881 = $60,881 P = Selling Price per unitP = $10 V = Variable Cost per unit.V = $3.50 X = Number of Units Produced and Sold X = 6, TR = Total Revenue = P * X TR = $60,881 Net Earnings Before Interest & Taxes: Year 1: $9,177 Year 2: $21,814 Year 3: $25,700 Start-Up Funds: Partner’s Equity = $20,000 Loan = $30,000

TIMELINE

EXIT STRATEGY  We do not foresee exiting this business venture, we are hopeful and confident that our net income will continue to grow each year. Ultimately we would like to expand our operations to a second location, and aim to be recognized as a nationwide company.