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Adventure Works Sales Proposal Linda Martin Senior Vice President, Worldwide Sales March 24,

Executive Summary  The Concept  Just-in-time retail inventory  The Opportunity  Reduced overhead costs  Increased customer satisfaction  The Potential

What We’ll Cover Today  A review of our current products and profits  sales research  Proposed new products  Costs on return and investment projections  Terms and conditions  Strategy and schedule  Sales and marketing needs  Questions and answers

Our Current Products  Camping  Duffel bags  Daypacks  Family camping tents  Foam sleep pads  Internal frame packs  Cookware  Dehydrated food packs  Climbing  Harnesses  Climbing shoes  Helmets  Rappel gloves  Rope bags  Carabineers  Gaiters

Previous Year Profits (in millions) Revenue Cost of Goods Gross Profit Total Expenses Pre-Tax Profit Pre-Tax Profit as Percent of Revenues 64.6%59.6%60.2%

Sales Research  Customers  is projected to attract 920,700 new customers  27% of first-time customers have become repeat customers  Transactions  Average sale transaction = $52.17  75% of customers have bought at least 1 non-sale item in addition to a sale item

Proposed New Products  Survival gear  Sportswear  Outerwear  Off-road bicycles  Fishing equipment and tackle  Canoes and personal rowing shells

Costs of Return on Investment Projections  Costs  ROI

Terms and Conditions  Terms and conditions #1  Terms and conditions #2  Terms and conditions #3  Terms and conditions #4  Terms and conditions #5

Strategy  Strategy  Tactic #1  Tactic #2  Tactic #3

Schedule Adopt plan 3Q Implement 4Q Evaluate 3Q Adjust 4Q

Sales and Marketing Needs  Close sales faster  Present complex concepts quickly and clearly  Leverage database information (sales numbers, customer locations, etc.)

Close Sales Faster  Need and solution #1  Need and solution #2  Need and solution #3  Need and solution #4  Need and solution #5

Present Complex Concepts Quickly and Clearly  Need and solution #1  Need and solution #2  Need and solution #3  Need and solution #4  Need and solution #5

Leverage Database Information  Need and solution #1  Need and solution #2  Need and solution #3  Need and solution #4  Need and solution #5

Questions and Answers