Objectives Increase our visibility Main objectives Achieve a net profit superior of $50,000 by the end of 2010.

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Objectives Increase our visibility Main objectives Achieve a net profit superior of $50,000 by the end of 2010

Milestones Milestone Start Date End Date Budget Manager Department 1. Make sure the business plan will be followed as a road map for the company. 01/01/201031/02/2010 $ -CEOExecutive board 2. Find and buy a warehouse. Then set it up.01/01/201007/01/2010 $ ,00CEOExecutive board 3. Find and rent a POS. Then set it up.01/01/201014/01/2010 $ 4 000,00CEOExecutive board 4. Hire and train new employees.07/01/201031/01/2010 $ 200,00CEOExecutive board 5. Production of brochure and website.01/02/201014/02/2010 $ 4100,00EmployeesMarketing 6. Sell at least 200 baskets/boxes.01/03/201031/03/2010 $ -SalesmenSales Total $ ,00

Human resource plan Answer the phone and take order Manage the shop Receive the basket from the warehouse and transmit to customers Salesman (By preference 1 man & 1 woman) Manage the raw materials and provide it to the manufacturers Stock manager Take care of the specialized orders Custom manager Find and buy raw materials Discover new opportunities Purchasing manager Prepare the baskets Deliver baskets to the shop Manufacturers (2 people) Visit companies from corporate market Organize tasting events Commercial agent Salesmen $ 1 800,00 Stock manager $ 1 400,00 Custom manager $ 1 700,00 Purchasing manager $ 2 000,00 Manufacturers $ 1 400,00 Commercial agent $ 1 800,00

Pro forma income statements In USD $JanFebMarAprMayJuneJulyAugSeptOctNovDecJanFebTotals Sales less Cost of goods sold Gross profit Operating expenses Salaries Rent Utilities Advertising Selling expenses Payroll taxes Depreciation Office expenses Total operating expenses Gross profit

Pro forma income statements