Republic of the Philippines

Philippine Women’s College of Davao

Senior High School Unit
University Avenue, Matina, Davao City

ADSSA COMPANY
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Entrepreneurship

Presented by:

DEALINO, MA. JANDEL GRACE R.

AGUADILANO, JOHN ALLEN

AWITIN, RICKY

SUSAS, JEORGIE

SOLON, JASPER

Grade 12 Ingenuity

Presented to:

JAY ACE D. MACAS

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 Table of Contents

Title Page

CHAPTER 3: MISSION 3

CHAPTER 4: BUSINESS 4

CHAPTER 5: THE PRODUCT 5-7

CHAPTER 6: THE MARKET 8-9

CHAPTER 7: COMPETITION 10

CHAPTER 8: RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES 11

CHAPTER 9: ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 12

ENTREPRENEUR’S RESUME 13-17

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CHAPTER 3: MISSION

● Our ultimate goal is to attain contentment to our dear shoppers;

●To provide our customers their ultimate needs and;

●To spread optimism and happiness

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 CHAPTER 4: BUSINESS

AZTEC INDIAN HEALING CLAY

-a creamy pasted mask applied to clean or smoothen the face. It contains

minerals, vitamins, and fruit extracts that helps rejuvenate, revitalize or refreshes skin to
increase skin clarity and facial skin wrinkles.

UNIQUE FEATURE

Unlike most cream paste mask, this facial mask can be bought for an
affordable price and is much more convenient since it’s not only for one-time use.

CORRECTION TAPE

-an alternative for correction fluid. It is used to correct mistakes during writing.
One side of the tape is coated in a white opaque masking material.

UNIQUE FEATURE

Unlike correction fluid, the covered are can be written on immediately after
applying.

RICHOCO BIG ROLLS

-chocolate filled wafer sticks. Wafers wrapped into a thin roll and filled with
chocolate.

UNIQUE FEATURE

Unlike most of the chocolate wafers, these big rolls are superior in size
and contain more chocolate.

CHAPTER 5: THE PRODUCT

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PRODUCTS:

-Aztec Indian Healing Clay

-Correction Tape

-Choco Big Rolls

AZTEC INDIAN HEALING CLAY

Brief History

Clays have been used for centuries to beautify and refresh when used as a facial
mask. Cleopatra used clay from the Nile River and the Arabian Desert over 1800 years
ago, as part of her beauty ritual. German and Roman spas have been using clay packs
and treatments in the spas they built 4,000 years ago and many of these spas still exist
and use clay even today. Aztec Indian Healing Clay is bentonite clay from Death Valley,
California, where it is sun-dried for up to six months in temperatures that sometimes
reach 134 degrees. Pliney the Elder has an entire chapter of his “natural history” to the
many uses of clay for pimples, black heads and skin tightening. Throughout history the
use of clay, specifically green clay or bentonite, is well documented.

Ingredients

●Calcium Bentonite

●Sodium Bentonite

CORRECTION TAPE

Brief History
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 Laborers acknowledged it was almost inconceivable and incredibly uncommon to
complete a page without error of word being spelt off-base, character bouncing over a
line of a few letters getting clustered up together. Thus, the whole page must be re-
composed in the event that no one would like to do. Better Nesmith Graham developed
the rectification liquid in 1951. It is an obscure, white liquid applied to a piece of the
content containing blunders. When it dried, a white strip supplanted what was already
an unattractive imprint on the page.

Procedure

1. Compounding the batten

2. Quality control check

3. Filling and packing

Ingredients

Liquid Elastic Polymers

Color Pigments

Solvents

RICHOCO BIG ROLLS

Brief History

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 During the late medieval period and into the early renaissance, wafers were an
important constituent of the void, or issue de table, the court ceremony at the end of a
state meal. Wafers later became luxurious treats consumed at all manner of celebratory
occasions by those who could afford them. It continued to be an important element of
the dessert course in later centuries.

Procedure

1. In a bowl, place the flour and confectioners’ sugar. Mix until combined.
2. Slowly add the egg white, vanilla and butter.
3. Spread the butter thinly in a circular motion.
4. Bake for 5-9 minutes.
5. Remove them quickly from the oven and roll them into a cigar.
6. Buy and repack.

Ingredients

All Purpose Flour

Confectioners’ Sugar

Egg White

Butter

Vanilla Extract

Cocoa Powder

CHAPTER 6: THE MARKET

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AZTEC INDIAN HEALING CLAY

-The product will be available inside the campus.

-It will be sold by a 50g container for only 110 pesos each.

-The product will be distributed and presented to students during our

free time and also by a friend of friend of friends’ recommendation.

-This facial mask is known as the “World’s Most Powerful Facial” as

beauty gurus, skin care experts and doctors already tried it and gave their reviews. This
product is rarely found in malls and shops. If you find one, it’s only available in 1lbs or
500g container which is kind of expensive. So, we are selling it in a very affordable price
for those of you who want to try it out.

CORRECTION TAPE

-This product will be available inside the campus.

-It will be sold by piece for only 15 pesos each.

-The product will be distributed and presented to students during our

free time and also by a friend of friends’ recommendation.

-This correction tape is small and will fit right into your pocket. It’s also
affordable compared to the correction tapes that are found in malls.

RICHOCO BIG ROLLS

-This product will be available inside the campus.

-It will be sold by piece for only 9 pesos each.

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 -The product will be distributed and presented to students during our
free time and also by a friend of friends’ recommendation.

- This richoco big roll is superior in size and contains more chocolate. It
is also hard to find and is sold by can which is kind of expensive. Who wants to spend a
big amount of money for something they just crave as of the moment? By this, people
will be able to try it out first then after; they can decide if they want to buy it in a can.

CHAPTER 7: COMPETITION

●Who are your competitors?

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 All Grade 12 students who are under our Entrepreneurship teacher, Mr. Jay Ace
Macas, will be our competitors. We are assigned to think and make strategies on how
we will establish our business. In that case, we’ll do our part to think of a strategy that
will compete on our competitors.

●Why do you consider them as your competitors?

We consider them as our competitor because they might also sell products that
are same as ours. Therefore, it’ll be hard to find a strategy that’s not the same as theirs.
Of course as an entrepreneur, we want to sell our products and earn profit.

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 CHAPTER 8: RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES

AZTEC INDIAN HEALING CLAY

-The downside of selling this product is that students may not buy it because it’s
new to them. Some people might not be willing to take the risk of buying it because they
will think it will cause something bad to them.

-The opportunity to introduce this product to people who are into skin care or to
people who are planning to start one. The chance to let them experience how effective
and great this product is.

CORRECTION TAPE

-As a student, we know correction tape is a must have. The downside of selling
this product is that people might already own one. And some people think that they
don’t need to buy one anymore because their friend/classmate already has one.

-The opportunity we’ll have is to sell them a correction tape that is way much
cheaper than the ones found in malls.

RICHOCO BIG ROLLS

-The risk we’re willing to take is to buy several cans of this wafer. There might be
a possibility that all of it might not be consumed.

-The opportunity to introduce this to students. A wafer biscuit that is different from
the regular ones they used to eat. A go-to snack.

CHAPTER 9: ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

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 Ma. Jandel Grace Dealino
Team Leader

JeorgieSolon
Jasper Susas Ricky Awitin John Allen Aguadilano
Member21
Member Member 3 Member 4

ROLES

TEAM LEADER MEMBER 1&2 MEMBER 3&4

Facilitates The treasurers. In- The manufacturers.
the members charge of the finances In charge of the production
and is in-charge and profit of the and the packaging of the
of the overall company.
products.
business.

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Ma. Jandel Grace Dealino
Door 9, Leonor Building, Bankerohan, Davao City
dealinograce@gmail.com
09177955901

Objective
To disseminate gained knowledge and to enhance skills. Willing to be able to
learn new things and reach the summit of entrepreneurship and the company goals.

Qualification
 Able to interact with people with different cultural background
 Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills
 Responsible individual
 Manages time properly
 Versatile and a devoted worker

Education

Senior High School Philippine Women’s College of Davao

University Avenue, Juna Sub., Matina, Davao City
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
About to finish on April 2020

Junior High School Zamboanga del Sur National High School

Roxas St., Sta. Maria Dist., Pagadian City
Graduated April 2018

Elementary School Balangasan Central Elementary School

E.De Siete St., Pagadian City
Graduated March 2014

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Jeorgie E. Susas
Barangay 23-C Isla Verde Boulevard, Davao City
JeorgieSusas10@gmail.com
09098078408

Objective
To disseminate gained knowledge and to enhance skills. Willing to be able to
learn new things and reach the summit of entrepreneurship and the company goals.

Qualification
 Good in communication and to other people
 Be able to interact to people with different cultures
 Has a strong determination to face all the problems and challenges we might
encounter
 Manage time and works properly

Education

Senior High School Philippine Women’s College of Davao

University Avenue, Juna Sub., Matina, Davao City
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
About to finish on April 2020

Junior High School Sta. Ana National High School

D. Suazo St., Davao City
Graduated April 2018

Elementary School Manuel L. Quezon Elementary School

D. Ponce St., Davao City
Graduated March 2014

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Jasper C. Solon
Anahaw Village, Ma-a, Davao City
Jasperchaffa@gmail.com
09382496710

Objective
To disseminate gained knowledge and to enhance skills. Willing to be able to
learn new things and reach the summit of entrepreneurship and the company goals.

Qualification
 Dedicated and hardworking individual
 Flexible, Versatile, Patient and Friendly
 Good communication skills and is able to interact with people of diverse cultural
background

Education

Senior High School Philippine Women’s College of Davao

University Avenue, Juna Sub., Matina, Davao City
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
About to finish on April 2020

Junior High School Ma-a National High School

Purok 28, Ma-a, Davao City
Graduated April 2018

Elementary School Ma-a Central Elementary School

Purok 28, Ma-a, Davao City
Graduated March 2014

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Ricky Awitin
Purok 2 Tapay, Tugbok Mintal, Davao City
ricky.awitin@gmail.com
09773407221

Objective
To disseminate gained knowledge and to enhance skills. Willing to be able to
learn new things and reach the summit of entrepreneurship and the company goals.

Qualification
 Able to interact with other people
 Works hard with passion
 Ready to take risks
 Eager and willing to add knowledge and skills
 Trustworthy

Education

Senior High School Philippine Women’s College of Davao

University Avenue, Juna Sub., Matina, Davao City
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
About to finish on April 2020

Junior High School Mintal Comprehensive National High School

Mintal, Davao City
Graduated April 2018

Elementary School Tayabas Central Elementary School

Candelaria Quezon Province
Graduated 2012

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John Allen Aguadilano
B-17 L-19 Ph2 NHA Relocation, Bangkal, Davao City
johnallenaguadilano@gmail.com
09667594027

Objective
To disseminate gained knowledge and to enhance skills. Willing to be able to
learn new things and reach the summit of entrepreneurship and the company goals.

Qualification
 Independent Individual
 Dedicated to assigned task
 Flexible in basic concepts of computer services such as firmware. Operating
system software and windowing systems
 Effective Communication Skills
 Analytical and Specialist
 Creative Skills
 Hardworking Person

Education

Senior High School Philippine Women’s College of Davao

University Avenue, Juna Sub., Matina, Davao City
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
About to finish on April 2020

Junior High School Governor Vicente Duterte National High School

Durian St., NHA Bangkal, Davao City
Graduated April 2018

Elementary School Doña Soledad Dolor Elementary School

Durian St., NHA Bangkal, Davao City
Graduated March 2014

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