By: Matthew, Daniel, Ryley Hopper

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By: Matthew, Daniel, Ryley Hopper CAPITAL CLUB :( By: Matthew, Daniel, Ryley Hopper

What is our company? Our company is a nightclub We are selling an experience We will offer both subscription and entry services People 15 and older to enter club Curfew of 11 for anyone under 18 VIP will also be offered Beverages and delicious snacks will be sold plus alcohol after 11

Clubs are Awesome and This is Why It is a want that everyone needs A survey given stated 5 out of 5 of young people say clubs are awesome They will buy because they will be buying the most exciting and spectacular experience in all of Mosleytown They will purchase entrance, food, and drink The primary revenue will come from entrance and consumables

Current Acquired Resources Our partners have access to a low cost DJ with equipment provided Lights to spread around the club An MPA to ensure no tax problems The drive and motivation to make you, the investors, dreams come true!

Expenses Our greatest expenses for the club include bar supplies decorations payroll utilities rent Things like bar supplies and decoration initially will be expensive but the bar will only be restocked a few items at a time where it is needed and we won't completely remodel the club unless it is necessary.

Big Money Immediate Profit Almost Doubled In Two Years 3 Times Year One Profit While our club won't be as large scale as this one we are confident that our profits will also grow to be 3 times in 3 years making this a safe long term investment.

Why we should take the loan We are confident that we can take out a loan and promptly pay it back This club is appealing to many different ages and will continuously draw people back week after week The initial expenses will quickly be paid for making an increase in profit early soon after the business is made

Risks Involved The main risk is the fact that the start up cost is very high If our business was to have a slow start up or didn't appeal to the amount of people we suspect it will we would have large debt