The Split Crow Pub Team 4: Nicole, Connor, Jordan, Jack, Cary.

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The Split Crow Pub Team 4: Nicole, Connor, Jordan, Jack, Cary

Agenda  Split Crow Antigonish  About the Owner  Goals for the Proposal  Financial Statements  The New Design  The Event!

Split Crow, Antigonish  Franchise Business (Partner with wife Cara)  Capacity people  Big nights – Thursday’s and Friday’s  Nightly revenues of $5,000-$6,000  Capitalize on student demographic  Industry night

About the Owner  Opportunistic entrepreneur  “I believe in working in thirds”  1/3 goes to costs  1/3 goes to reinvestment into the restaurant  1/3 is profit for the establishment  Big interest in music – Memory Lane  Wanted to be his own boss

Goals for the Proposal  Increased public awareness and recognition  Improved facilities for franchise  Increased profits and greater attendance from university students

Current Stage Limited room for equipment ~8ft x 16ft 128 ft sq Inadequate sound system Poor lighting Open stage

Proposed Stage

Financial Statements Costs LabourStandard N.S Wages for Carpenters Lead Carpenter Days Hours/day10 Wage $ $ 3, $ 4, $ 4, $ 6, Employees Days Hours/day9999 Employees2222 Wages/hr $ Combined labour cost $ 2, $ 3, $ 4, $ 5, Total Labour $ 5, $ 7, $ 9, $ 11, Fixed Costswith 10% wastage Lumber $ $ Accessories $ $ Lighting $ 1, Total Fixed $ 2, Total Cost10, Variable Cost (averaged)8, Fixed Cost2,060.02

Advantages and Disadvantages  Improving main floor facilities  Attract a wider variety of clientele and musicians  Local and Abroad  Create awareness of a quality establishment located in the heart of Antigonish  Large Capital investment  Renovations in June  Merely a business plan, subject to review from the owner and carpenter

The Event  Friday January 8 th, 2016  $5.00 cover  9 PM Power Hour  Attract customers  Reach capacity early and maintain customers  New and improved layout and design  Enhance awareness  Improved attendance  Increased profits

Drinks and Food specials  $2.50 Beers during power hour  $4.00 beers the rest of the night  $3.50 well shots all night  Half priced appetizers starting at power hour

Thank you  Questions and Concerns