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Flash Print_Business Plan
I. Introductory Page
1.1 Name of the Business
Flash Print
1.2 Name of Entrepreneurs
Aranan, Princess P. — #11-B 20th Avenue, San Roque, Quezon City
Dayag, Darlene Ashley R. — #617 M.F. Jhocson St. Sampaloc, Manila
Hije, Jaika Mae T. — #28 July Ext. St. Congressional Village, Proj. 8,
Brgy. Bahay Toro, Quezon City
Manalanzan, Angelica Von H. — #345 St. Peter Street, Tondo, Manila
Muros, Mitzi Dupree S. — Blk. 3 Lot 1, MeadowparkSubd. Molino 4,
Bacoor City, Cavite
Zarco, Josephine F. — #144 Talayan St. Talayan Village, Quezon City
1.3 Nature of Business
Are you running out of time? Are you in a hurry to reach the due date of your
requirements? Do you want a high quality prints with a low prize? Don’t worry; Flash Print is
here to save your day! We are Senior High School students who are taking up Accountancy and
Business Management in Nazareth School of National University. We offer high quality prints in
papers, photo papers, shirts, posters, tarpaulins, laces, and many more! Flash Print is located at
M.F. Jhocson St., Barangay 405 Zone 42, Sampaloc, Manila near NU. Our service starts at 6:30
a.m. to 10:00 p.m. every Monday to Saturday and 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. every Sunday. We will
make sure that we can print as Flash as we can!
1.4 Amount of Financing Needed
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₱300,000.00 will be our investment for the Flash Print business.
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II. Executive Summary
Giving your best answer to your worksheets plus the best quality prints of your paper is
the number one reason why you are the best in your class. Flash print may not be the one you
wanted but it will be the one you needed. Especially when you and your group mates crammed
because of the deadline? Flash print is the most highly recommended printing shop because it is
the fastest printing shop in Sampaloc, Manila with the best quality prints.
Aside from giving you a high quality prints, we can also offer you a low budget price with
a minimum of 1 peso and a maximum of 250 pesos price range. Flash print offers not just a
friendly and energetic service but also offers a different types of prints such as t-shirt printing,
photo prints, tarpaulins, posters etc.
In our shop, you will be comfortable because our place is an air conditioned room with a
comfortable sofa and chairs where you can rest while waiting for your turn. Flash print can
secure your safety because of our 8 installed CCTV cameras in our shop.
The Flash print is located at M. F Jhocson St. Barangay 405 zone 42 Sampaloc Manila.
"We print as flash as we can!", our business always execute their service with this motto in their
mind.
The Flash Print has the ability to operate as a "fast-printer" when necessary. Our business
will emphasize service, quality, price and speed of service to compete and satisfy our customers.
Our business will ensure to equip the latest printing and photocopying machines and a good
customer care. Our business goal is to become a well-known printing shop around Sampaloc
Manila. We will also ensure that every customer who comes from our business will become
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favorable in our fast service. The business will make sure that all the members of our workforce
are skilled and have the experience to operate a printing shop that will position them to meet the
customer satisfaction. Flash print is a 8 sq. meter printing business that will be located around
Jhocson St. Sampaloc Manila. We aspire to grow and innovate in order to become the most
known printing business provider. Flash Print ensures that the building is a solid business
structure that can support the kind of business and services we want make. Also, the Flash Print
ensure that we hire people that are qualified, hardworking, determined, creative and sociable and
are always ready to help others - colleagues and customers.
The only printing shop with a good service, a printing shop with the best quality prints,
and the only printing shop that can print as fast as flash, are no other than, FLASH PRINT.
III. STEEPLED Analysis
3.1 Socio-cultural Factors
The Barangay 405 Zone 42 is a quiet and
peaceful place. We can say that the people
living in the barangay don’t experience poverty
or we can say that they are an average people
because most of them have some businesses for
their living and others has a simple and
normal home with some vehicles in front of their
houses. As we notice, the people in the
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barangay has a disciplinary act because of the cleanliness of the surroundings. You can see
no gangs and beggars around the place.
3.2 Technological Factors
Barangay 405 Zone 42 is adapting to technological changes. In fact, Barangay 405-Zone
42 has closed-circuit television cameras (CCTV) to each corner of the street for
surveillance purposes. The chairman, the kagawads and tanods monitor the CCTV
through the television inside the barangay hall but they still haven’t installed it yet
because they recently move the barangay hall. According to them, CCTV helps them to
monitor the barangay's security. They also use a megaphone for the announcements and
computers for some paper works of barangay.
3.3 Environmental Factors
Barangay 405-Zone 42 has a flood
indicator that monitors the water level of
the flood in the area. This flood is caused by the
improper garbage disposal. To lessen the area's
problem in garbage disposal that causes the
flood barangay 405-Zone 42 has street sweepers that
clean the streets every morning and sometimes,
they clean the drainage canal. They also place some garbage bin on every corner and
every morning, there is always a garbage truck to collect the household solid wastes.
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3.4 Economic Factors
As for the economic factors, businesses like
carinderias, school supplies, and printing shops
are the most successful business here in
Barangay 405 because it is near in
university, to be specific it is near in National
University Students are everywhere, they go to
a carinderia to save money because the food here are
cheap unlike in the canteen of the university, school supplies business are one of the on
demand here as it is one of the basic needs of a student and printing shops are also among
them because of the paper works that needs to have a hard copy.
3.5 Political/Legal Factors
To establish a business here in Barangay 405,
first, you have to pay something. Barangay
405 will give small businesses like food stalls
(cheese sticks stand, shake stand, fish ball
stand) a pay stub or a ticket that required the
small business to pay 20 pesos every day,
while big businesses like sari sari stores,
carinderia and other big businesses are
required to pay 500 pesos for the barangay permit
which is good for one year.
3.6 Ethical Factor
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There are rules and regulations that the Barangay 405 requires the businesses to do.
First, a business or a store should always have their own garbage bins and should
always clean their place. Second, small businesses that have paid 20 pesos to barangay
should close their store at 10pm. And lastly, businesses that are near in school should
not sell cigarettes and alcohol to students that are below 18 years old, the only
businesses that are required to sell cigarettes and alcohol are those that are 100 meters
away from the school. These rules and regulations are important as it serves as a norm of
conduct of the business to avoid any conflicts.
3.7 Demographical Factors
According to Mikel Andaya, one of the
kagawads of Barangay 405 Zone 42, there are
approximately 500 individuals living
here. Most of their residents are
students from elementary to college. The
elementary and high school students are
from the 20 families that have been living here
for many years while most of the college students have dorm house here.
IV. Description of the Business
4.1 Products/Services
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 Photo Prints - Wallet size, A4, 2R, 4R, 3R, 5R, etc.
 Paper Prints - Short, Long, A4, Black and White, Colored
 T-Shirts - 3D Prints, Sticker Prints
 Customer Merchandise - Mugs, Tumblers, Keychain, Button Pins, ID Lace, Bag Tag
 Tarpaulin - 5’x7’, 6’x8’, 6’x10’, 7’x9’, 8’x10’, 8’x12’, 8’x14, 8’x16’
Poster - A2, A1, 30x40, AO
4.2 Size of the Business
The size of Flash Print Shop is 8 sq. meters.
4.3 Mission, Vision, Objectives and Core Values
Mission:
Flash Print provides high-quality prints as fast as we can to comply the needs of
the customers.
Vision:
Flash Print aims to be the trusted printing shop that offers the fastest service in
Metro Manila.
Objectives:
 Increase the annual income by ₱100,000
 To have 2 branches in 3 years
Core Values:
Flash Print sets rightful behavior as the ethical standards in order to have peace
and harmony among the employees and customers. Commitment, Customer Satisfaction,
Quality, and Trust are the foundation in order to have a harmonious relationship towards
the employees and the steps to make the business successful.
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4.4 Location of the Business and its Major Physical Assets
4.4.1
4.4.2 Physical Assets
 Land - this is where we established our chosen business.
 Building - this is where our chosen business will be done.
 Car - this will be for our transportation in buying our machineries and
other equipment.
4.5 Background of Entrepreneurs
 Ms. Princess P. Aranan – She is a Grade 12 student of Nazareth School of National
University taking Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) Strand. She
already took up Organization and Management, Principles of Marketing,
Accountancy I as her major subjects. She also finished Grade 11 as one of the
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honor student. She is taking Business Mathematics, Entrepreneurship, and
Accounting II as her Grade 12 major subjects. She is planning to take BS in
Accountancy in College.
 Ms. Darlene Ashley R. Dayag – She is currently a Senior High School student who
is taking up Accountancy, Business and Management in Nazareth School of National
University. She finished studying Organizational Management, and Fundamentals of
Accountancy and Business Management (FABM) as her major subjects last year
during Grade 11. She also finished Grade 11 as an honor student. She is now talking
Business Mathematics, Entrepreneurship, Fundamentals of Accountancy and
Business Management (FABM) as her major subjects this year. She plans to continue
college and take accounting as her course and she aspire to be a Certified Public
Accountant.
 Ms. Jaika Mae T. Hije – She is currently a Senior High Scholl student at Nazareth
School of National University taking up Accountancy, Business and Management
(ABM) under the Academic Track. She finished studying Organizational
Management, Principles of Marketing and Fundamentals of Accountancy and
Business Management I (FABM1) as her major subjects during Grade 11. She is now
taking up Business Mathematics, Entrepreneurship, and Fundamentals of
Accountancy and Business Management II (FABM2) as her major subjects this
academic year. She used to attend a seminar about marketing which is
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MADWORLD. She plans to continue college and take accounting as her course and
become a CPA.
 Ms. Angelica Von H. Manalanzan – She is a Grade 12 student who is taking
up up Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) Strand. She is a member of
Central Council and is the current Public Information Officer (PIO) Internal of Senior
High School students in National University-Nazareth School. She finished
Organizational Management, Principles of Marketing and Fundamentals of
Accountancy and Business Management I (FABM1) during her Grade 11 last school
year. She is now taking up Entrepreneurship, Business Mathematics, and
Fundamentals of Accountancy and Business Management II (FABM2) as her major
subjects this school year. She plans to continue college and take Bachelor of Science
in Business Administration (BSBA) degree and make sure to use her knowledge in
Entrepreneurship and other major subjects connected in business to establish a
successful company under her name.
 Ms. Mitzi Dupree S. Muros – She is currently a Senior High School student in at
Nazareth School of National University who is taking up Accountancy, Business and
Management. She took up Organizational Management, Fundamentals of
Accountancy and Business Management I (FABM1), and Principles of Marketing as
her major subject last school year and achieved an academic award when she was in
Grade 11. She is now studying Business Mathematics, Entrepreneurship, and
Fundamentals of Accountancy and Business Management II (FABM2) as her major
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subjects this year. She plans to continue college and take Accountancy as her program
and wants to be a Certified Public Accountant.
 Ms. Josephine Zarco – She is currently a Grade 12 Senior High School student who
is taking up up Accountancy, Business and Management in Nazareth School of
National University. She finished studying Organizational Management,
Fundamentals of Accountancy and Business Management (FABM), and Principles of
Marketing as her major subject last school year during Grade 11. She also finished
Grade 11 with honor. She is now taking studying Business Math, Entrepreneurship,
and Fundamentals of Accountancy and Business Management II (FABM2) ) as her
major subjects this year. . She plans to continue college and take Accounting as her
course and she aspires to be a Certified Public Accountant.
V. Production Plan
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5.1 Raw Materials
 Printing Inks - a liquid or paste that contains pigments or dyes and is used to color a
surface to produce an image, text, or design.
 Bond Papers - a durable paper that is especially suitable for electronic printing and use
in office machines including copiers and network and desktop printers.
 Photo Papers - a paper coated with a light-sensitive chemical formula, used for
making photographic prints.
 Tumblers - a flat-bottomed beverage container usually made of plastic or glass.
 Mugs - a type of cup typically used for drinking hot beverages, such as coffee, hot
chocolate, soup, or tea.
 Tarpaulins - heavy-duty waterproof cloth, originally of tarred canvas.
 Lanyards - a cord or strap worn around the neck, shoulder, or wrist to carry such items
as keys or identification cards.
 Key Chain - a small chain, usually made from metal or plastic, that connects a small item
to a key ring.
 Button Pins - a button or badge that can be temporarily fastened to the surface of
a garment using a safety pin, or a pin formed from wire, a clutch or other mechanism.
 Staples - a piece of bent metal or wire pushed through something or clipped over it as a
fastening, in particular.
 Plastic Laminating Roll - a formed into a thin sheet that used to laminate a paper.
 Bag Tags - a squared shape or rectangular shape, in a plastic material, used as
accessories for bags.
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 Acrylic Paint - a fast-drying paint made of pigment suspended in acrylic polymer
emulsion and water-soluble, but become water-resistant when dry.
 Binding Cover - are typically used on the front of documents to provide protection.
5.2 Machinery and Equipment
 Phone Connector - transfers files from their
mobile phones to the computer.
 Computer - checks or edit the file to be printed.
 Photocopier Machine - makes paper copies of
documents and other visual images quickly and
cheaply.
 Paper Cutter - cut or trim a paper with a straight
edge.
 Laminator - uses a plastic laminating roll in which the
printed paper is completely covered.
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 Card Reader - access the data on a memory card
that connects to a computer.
 Printer - Transfers the text and graphic output from a
computer to paper.
 Calculator - used to
make mathematical calculations.
 Puncher - creates holes in sheets of paper often for the
purpose of collecting the sheets in a binder or folder.
 Closed-circuit
television (CCTV) - used for monitoring and
surveillance purposes, mainly for security purposes.
 Binding Machine - used to bind pages
together in a book.
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 Wi-Fi Modem - to allow users to access internet
services.
 Screen Printing Frame - to transfer the ink onto a
fabric or shirt.
 Stapler - compiles pages of paper of paper by
driving a thin metal staple.
 DLSR Camera - to take a picture of the customer
who will avail the ID Picture Services.
 Tarpaulin
Machine - used to print the heavy hard-wearing
waterproof fabric or tarpaulin.
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5.3 Suppliers of Raw Materials
 HBW - Suite 1003 Tytana Plaza Bldg., Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz Binondo, Manila, Philippines
 HP Printing Ink - 37th Floor (Valero Side), Robinsons Summit Center Bldg., 6783
Ayala Avenue, Makati City, 1226
 HARDCOPY - Unit #101, Greenrich Mansion, Lourdes St., cor. Pearl Drive,
Pasig City, Metro Manila
 GINT - Ground Floor, Robinsons Place, Manila Padre Faura and Pedro Gil St.,
Ermita, Manila
 GOLDEN EAST PHOTO PAPER - G-09/G-16/G-52 Odeon Terminal Mall, Claro M.
Recto Street, Rizal Avenue Street, Sta. Cruz, Manila, 1003
 THE OIL PAINT STORE (ART SUPPLIES) - Espiritu Santo School Anex II (exit,
2115 Manuel Hizon St, Santa Cruz, Manila, 1014 Metro Manila
5.4 Future Products, Services or Plans for Business
In the near future after we are able to exceed our business savings, we’re going to
establish branches around Metro Manila. But we will make sure that it should be near
school areas to have a sure increase in profit and target market. If the established
branches will succeed and be able to surpass the planned budget, we will be offering t-
shirts for t-shirt printing business service of our shop, Flash Print. Also, we would like to
have our own supply of paper and inks. As for customized merchandise that we offer, we
would have delivery services. So that they could get their orders without hesitation and
hassle as we deliver their orders. We will serve them as flash as we can.
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VI. Operations Plan
6.1 Business Operations
6.1.1 Pre-Opening
1. Turn on the electricity.
2. Check all the equipments if it is working properly.
3. Prepare the supplies to make sure it is sufficient for operating hours.
4. Check the employees’ attendance.
5. Clean the surroundings.
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6. Keep enough change especially coins.
6.1.2 Operating Hours
1. Maintain the cleanliness of the shop.
2. Always check if the equipments are working properly.
3. Check if the supplies are still enough for the remaining operating hours.
4. Maintain the orderliness when it comes to accommodating the customers.
5. Maintain the politeness of the employees when talking to the customers.
6.1.3 Closing Time
1. Clean and organize the mess inside the shop.
2. Check and organize the supplies if it is still enough for the next day.
3. Count the revenue.
4. Make sure to turn off and unplug all the machineries.
5. Turn off the electricity.
6. Make sure to lock all windows and doors in the shop.
6.1.4 Allocation of Working Hours
Flash Print does not have the shifts because our operating hours does
not go beyond 16 hours. Our operating hours during Mondays to Saturdays is
6:30am to 10:00pm and on Sundays is 1:00pm to 8:00pm.
6.2 Employee’s Duties
 Employees must exercise patience at all times.
 Employees must be approachable
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 Employees must be punctual and know how to manage time properly.
 Employees must be friendly with their co-workers.
 Employees must observe teamwork in doing their job.
 Employees must be passionate with their job and show interest in everything they do.
VII. Marketing Plan
7.1 Prices of Product or Service
Product /Service Price
 Wallet size ₱ 3.00
 A4 and 2R ₱ 7.00
 3R ₱ 5.00
 Short bond print (Black & White) ₱ 1.00
 Short bond print (colored) ₱ 3.00
 Long bond print (Black & White) ₱ 2.00
 Long bond print (colored) ₱ 4.00
 A4 bond print (Black &White) ₱ 2.50
 A4 bond print (colored) ₱ 4.50
 T-shirt (3D print) ₱ 175.00-250.00
 T-shirt (Sticker print) ₱ 135.00-200.00
 Mugs ₱ 90.00-120.00
 Tumbler ₱ 150.00
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 Keychain ₱ 25.00
 ID lace ₱ 50.00
 Bag tag ₱ 30.00-45.00
 Tarpaulin ₱ 75.00-375.00
 Poster ₱ 50.00-150.00
7.2 Main Competitors
 Copy Trade - They print colored and black on papers with different sizes. They also
offer services like photo copies with an affordable price in colored or black.
 Eprint - They print colored and black on papers and photo papers with different sizes,
offers customized merchandise like key chains and tumblers. Have 2 branches in front of
NU. The customers may use their computers to open their fb accounts and e-mail
accounts to download files to print.
 Printbox - They started on the year 2015. They offer services like prints on paper and t-
shirts. They also offer customized merchandise like key chains and tumblers.
7.3 Market Segments
The Flash Print is targeting the different individual in the society of Barangay 405, zone 42,
Manila.
 Teens - Young girls and boys whose ages fall within the range of 13-19 years old. They
usually print for pictures or personal needs. The income of teens falls up to Php.
11,000.00
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 Teachers - A faculty people that needs to print for their work papers such as for quizzes
etc. Has an income of 15,000.00
 Students - People who attends school that usually needs to print for academic purposes.
Has an income of Php. 47,000.00
 Workers - Professional people who works under the officers or company. Has an income
of Php. 17,000.00
 Common People - People that needs to print for different occasion such as birthdays,
christening, etc. Has an income of Php. 19,000.00
Target Customer of Flash Print
Workers;
Common People; Sales;
Sales; 0.1;5%
0.05; Teens; Sales;
10% 0.2; 20%
Teachers;
Sales; 0.15;
15%
Students;
Sales; 0.5;
50%
7.4 SWOT Analysis
The SWOT Analysis examines the strengths, weaknesses, the possible opportunity and
Teens Teachers Students
Workers
potential threats of the printing Common
shop that need to bePeople
addressed by the company.
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7.4.1 Strengths
 The shop is near the school
 The area has many students
 Direct marketing expertise
 Good feedback from customers
 Has high-quality products
7.4.2 Weaknesses
 Newly establish business in Barangay
 Broken machineries
 Out of electricity
 Outdated technology
 Absence of the employees
7.4.3 Opportunities
 The shop is accessible for t-shirt printing for school event purposes and other
barangay events.
 Used internet for make advertising
 The area is accessible for students and workers.
 Will have or has a partnership with a t-shirt supplier.
7.4.4 Threats
 Too many known competitors around the barangay
 The location of business is along to Sampaloc, Manila which is prone to floods
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 Increasing cost of raw materials
 Price competition.
7.5 Value Proposition
Flash print is a full service print solutions provider for all of your print needs. We
provide high-quality print products to customers with an unparalleled fast speed of service, trust
and confidence to fulfill all their print needs. We strive to increase customer satisfaction and
offer competitive pricing by continuously looking for ways to improve.
7Ps Product Price Place Promotion Process Physical People

Evidence
USP Photo prints Competitive Near an Website, The Convenience One
DESCRIPTIO (wallet size, university, flyers/ only store shift
N A4,2R,4R,3R,5R) a barangay, brochure, printing
residences tarpaulins, shop
Paper prints(short, signage that
long, A4, black and have
white) fast
T-shirts(3D Prints, service
sticker prints)
Customers
merchandise(mugs,
tumbler, keychain,
button pins)
Tarpaulin
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Poster
Unique? Yes No No No Yes No No
Ranking of 2 1
USPs
7.6 Unique Selling Proposition
“WE PRINT AS FLASH AS WE CAN!”
7.7 Market size
 Name of Barangay: Barangay 405 Zone 42
 Size of Barangay: 20 sq. meter
 Number of population in the Barangay: 550
 Number of Target Market: 1, 550
7.8 Marketing Strategies and Implementation
 Websites - Through social media we can easily promote and advertise our business with
the use of internet. We easily spread out our products and services through it.
 Flyers/Brochure - Through social media we can easily promote and advertise our
business with the use of internet. We easily spread out our products and services through
it.
 Tarpaulins - It is a large piece of waterproof-material that used to show in front of the
business.
 Signage - A signs or system of signs used to show our business information.
7.9 Business Logo
 The letter F and P in and logo represents
the name of the business Flash Print. The
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lightning symbolizes how fast our
service is, we print as flash as we can.
The circle represents our continuous
passion for serving our customers.
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VIII. Organizational Plan
8.1 Organization and Management
8.1.1 Organizational Structure (describe the form of your business)
It is a sole proprietorship business with Josephine Zarco as a business owner
and with five other employees.
8.1.2 Management Team
Name Position
 Zarco, Josephine Business Owner
 Dayag, Darlene Ashley Budget Officer
 Aranan, Princess Marketing Officer
 Muros, Mitzi Dupree Promotional Officer
 Manalanzan, Angelica Human Resource Officer
 Hije, Jaika Mae Events Officer
8.2 Functions of Personnel
 Business owner - A business owner's job duties can run the business from hiring staff to
arranging financing. It might include reviewing sales reports and financials.
 Budget officer - Implements budgeting and financial record keeping procedures to
ensure efficient coordination of various departmental, grant and designated accounts.
 Marketing Officer - Oversees the company's marketing campaigns both internally and
externally and plays a key part in communicating the organizations marketing message.
 Promotional Officer - Demonstrating and providing information on promoted
products/services. Distributing product samples, brochures, flyers etc. to source new
sales.
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 Human Resource Officer - Recruiting, training and developing staff, making sure that
staff gets paid correctly and on time.
 Events Officer - Take the lead in the organization of high profile events including
business breakfast, seminars, conferences, lunches, dinners, networking events and
exhibitions.
Zarco, JosephineBusiness
Owner
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Dayag, DarleneBudget Aranan, PrincessMarketing
Officer Officer
Muros, MitziPromotional
Manalanzan, VonHuman
Officer Hije, JaikaEvents Officer
Resource Officer
IX. Financial Plan
Services JANUARY FEBRUAR MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE

Y
Wallet Size 11656 12822 11504 10386 9347 9414
A4, 2R 1395 1535 1382 1244 1120 1176
3R 1395 1535 1382 1244 1120 1176
Short (B&W) 46624 51286 46157 41541 37387 39256
Long (B&W) 46624 51286 46157 41541 37387 39256
Short (Colored) 46624 51286 46157 41541 37387 39256
Long (Colored) 46624 51286 46157 41541 37387 39256
A4 20987 23086 20777 18699 16829 17670
T-Shirt 7006 7707 6936 6242 5618 5899
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Bag Tag 1395 1465 1319 1187 1068 1121

9.1 Monthly Forecast of Products/Service Sold in a Month
Services JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBE OCTOBER NOVEMBE DECEMBE

R R R
Wallet Size 9885 10874 11418 12560 138116 13125
A4, 2R 1235 1359 1427 1570 1727 1641
3R 1235 1359 1427 1570 1727 1641
Short (B&W) 41219 45341 47608 52369 57606 54726
Long (B&W) 41219 45341 47608 52369 57606 54726
Short (Colored) 41219 45341 47608 52369 57606 54726
Long (Colored) 41219 45341 47608 52369 57606 54726
A4 18554 20409 21420 23572 25929 24633
T-Shirt 6198 6813 7154 7869 8656 8223
Bag Tag 1177 1295 1360 1496 1646 1564
9.2 Monthly Sales Forecast
Sales for the Month of January ₱ 2,252,057.00
Sales for the Month of February ₱ 2,477,263.00
Sales for the Month of March ₱ 2,229,537.00
Sales for the Month of April ₱ 2,006,583.00
Sales for the Month of May ₱ 1,805,924.00
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Sales for the Month of June ₱ 1,896,220.00
Sales for the Month of July ₱ 1,991,031.00
Sales for the Month of August ₱ 2,190,134.00
Sales for the Month of September ₱ 2,299,640.00
Sales for the Month of October ₱ 2,529,604.00
Sales for the Month of November ₱ 2,782,564.00
Sales for the Month of December ₱ 2,643,463.00
9.3 Start-up Costs
Items Cost
Raw Materials
 Printing Inks (B&W and colored, 4000ml ₱ 2000.00

each)
 Bond Papers (Short, Long, A4; 1 box ₱ 2400.00

each)
 Photo Papers (3 packs) ₱ 360.00
 Tumblers (10pcs) ₱ 750.00
 Mugs (10pcs) ₱ 300.00
 Tarpaulins (6ftx6ft ; 5kg) ₱ 3750.00
 Lanyards(20pcs) ₱ 200.00
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 Key chains (15pcs) ₱ 375.00
 Button pins (15pcs) ₱ 225.00
 Staple wire (1000pcs) ₱ 340.00
 Bag tags (10pcs) ₱ 500.00
 Acrylic paint (12 colors ; 500ml each) ₱ 4500.00
 Binding cover (2 packs) ₱ 740.00
 Plastic Laminating Roll (4”, 9”, 12”) ₱ 2790.00
Equipment
 Phone connector (4pcs) ₱ 200.00
 Computer (3 sets) ₱ 30,000.00
 Photocopier machine ₱ 15,000.00
 Paper cutter (3 pcs) ₱ 1800.00
 Laminator ₱ 1900.00
 Card Reader ₱ 200.00
 Printer (4pcs) ₱ 15,000.00
 Calculator (3pcs) ₱ 360.00
 Puncher(one hole circular/rectangular) ₱ 600.00
 CCTV (2 Cameras) ₱ 3500.00
 Binding machine ₱ 3500.00
 Wi-Fi modem ₱ 750.00
 Screen printing frame (4pcs) ₱ 700.00
 Stapler (3pcs) ₱ 300.00
 DSLR Camera ₱ 15,000.00
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 Tarpaulin Machine ₱ 50,000.00
Rent Expense ₱ 5,000.00
Utility Expense
 Electricity ₱ 2500.00
 Water ₱ 500.00
 Internet ₱ 1500.00
Permits And Other Legal Documents
 Barangay permit (good for 1 year) ₱ 500.00
 Mayor permit ₱ 2,000.00
 Safety permit ₱ 2,330.00
Supplies
 Plastic Bags (500pcs) ₱ 350.00
Salary Expense (3 employees)
 3 x ₱150 a day x 30 days ₱ 13,500.00
Total Start-up Cost: ₱ 192,220.00
9.4 Source and Use of Funds
Initial Capital ₱ 300,000.00
Source of Funds:
 Jaika’s Savings (Capital) ₱ 40,000.00
 Ceyn’s Savings (Capital) ₱ 40,000.00
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 Darlene’s Savings (Capital) ₱ 40,000.00
 Josephine’s Savings (Capital) ₱ 100,000.00
 Von’s Savings (Capital) ₱ 40,000.00
 Mitzi’s Savings (Capital) ₱ 40,000.00
Total: ₱ 300,000.00
Uses of Funds
 Machineries & Equipment ₱ 143,810.00
 Supplies (Raw Materials) ₱ 20,230.00
 Permits and other Legal documents ₱ 4,830.00
 Rent Expense ₱ 5000.00
 Utility Expense ₱ 4,500.00
 Supplies ₱ 350.00
 Salary Expense ₱ 13,500.00
Total: ₱ 192,220.00
Cash ₱ 107,780.00
Total: ₱ 300,000.00
9.5 Income Statement
FLASH PRINT
Income Statement
As of December, 2019
Sales ₱ 27,103,993.00
Less: Cost of Sales ₱ 13,551.996.50
Gross Profit: ₱ 13,551.996.50
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Less: Operating Expenses ₱ 424,640.00
Operating Income: ₱ 13,127,356.50
Less: Income Tax Expense ₱ 4,204,574.78
Net Income: ₱ 8,922,781.72
FLASH PRINT
Income Statement
As of January 31, 2019
Sales ₱ 2,232,057.00
Less: Cost of Sales ₱ 1,126,028.50
Gross Profit: ₱ 1,126,028.50
Less: Operating Expenses ₱ 171,640.00
Operating Income : ₱ 954,388.50
Less: Income Tax Expense ₱ 176,316.55
Net Income: ₱ 778,071.95
9.6 Projected Profit or Loss, First Three Years
Pro Format Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Sales ₱ 27,103,993.00 ₱ 29,814,393.00 ₱ 34,216,551.95
LESS: Cost of Sales ₱ 13,551.996.50 ₱ 14,907,196.15 ₱ 17,143,275.95
Gross Profit ₱ 13,551.996.50 ₱ 14,907,196.15 ₱ 7,143,275.97
LESS: Operating ₱ 424,640.00 ₱ 424,640.00 ₱ 424,640.00

Expenses
Operating Income ₱ 13,127,356.50 ₱ 14,482,557.15 ₱ 16,718635.87
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LESS: Income Tax ₱ 4,204,574.78 ₱ 4,678,895.00 ₱ 5,461,552.59

Expense
Net Income ₱ 8,922,781.72 ₱ 9,803,662.15 ₱ 1,257,113.38
9.7 Important Financial Assumptions
 Flash Print assumes that their sales for the months of February, August, October and
November increase by 10%.
 Flash Print assumes that their sales for the months of June, July and September increase
by 5%.
 Flash Print assumes that their sales from March to May decrease by 10% as it is a
summer break of students.
 Flash Print assumes that their sales for the month of December decreases by 5%.
 Seventy five percent (75%) of our target market is expected to print in short
and long bond paper for black and white; short and long bond paper for
colored.
 Sixty percent (60%) of our target market is expected to print in A4 bond paper
for both black and white, and colored.
 Forty percent (40%) of our target market is expected to print pictures in wallet
size.
 Twenty percent (20%) of our target market is expected to print pictures in A4,
2R, 3R.
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 Eighteen percent (18%) of our target market is expected to get customized
bag tags.
 Twenty five (25%) of our target market is expected to get a customized T-Shirt.
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X. Assessment of Risk
10.1 Risks
10.1.1 Location of the Business
 The location of the business is prone to flood which can affect the business flow and ruin
the equipment electronic assets and ruin the equipment and electronic assets and
structures.
 The business is located a place where there are many beggars.
10.1.2 Nature of the Business
 Too many competitors
10.1.3 Production of Product or Implementation of Service
 Lack of raw materials such as ink, papers etc.
 Defective machines such as printer, computer when using it.
 Delays of the supplies.
10.1.4 Target Market
 Because of too many competitors, there is a chance that the consumer will be in a hot seat
to choose a printing shop that they want to go and it could decrease the sales.
10.1.5 Marketing and Promotional Stage
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 There is no enough manpower to build brand recognition by promoting the Flash Print
brand through marketing channels, such as online advertising, public relations and trade-
show participation.
10.1.6 Security and Safety
 Business may face conflict or problems when it comes to security and safety. Since the
business has an open door and doesn't have any guards, it could lead into robbery.
10.2. Risk Prevention
 Make a request letter to clean the drainage to lessen the flood. Post a warning sign to
ensure the cleanliness of areas.
 Flash Print will always ensure to satisfy our customer in order to be the only printing
shop with a good service, a printing shop with the best quality prints, and the only
printing shop that can print as fast as flash.
 Always check or make sure that you have a stock of raw materials such as ink, papers etc.
If you do not enough stocks, buy in advance to avoid delays of supplies.
 We will strive to become a one-stop and first-top place for printing needs as Flash Print
gives a value for customer’s money by offering our customer a low budget price of
service.
 We will hire an employee that will help us to build our brand recognition. We will also
make a Facebook page, Instagram page, and Twitter page that will help us promote our
shop.
 We will put a CCTV camera to ensure the safety of our customer since the business has
no hired guards and there will be always someone who will be in charge of looking up
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the monitors for the CCTV footages so that if there is suspicious person, we
can get into action.
XI. Time Table/ Milestone

Date Event/Occasion
January 7, 2019 Permit Processing (Barangay, Mayor, Safety

Permit)
January 13, 2019 Purchase of equipments/machines
January 15, 2019 Purchase of raw materials
January 18, 2019 Hiring of employees
January 25, 2019 Preparation Day
February 3, 2019 Store Blessing
February 4, 2019 Opening of Flash Print
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February 14, 2019 Love Print Day (14% off every couple shirts)
March 4, 2019 Thanksgiving Party
June 3, 2019 Back to School Day: Free Ballpen
December 9, 2019 Christmas Party
December 22, 2019 Purchase of equipments/machines
XII. Appendices
MITZI DUPREE S. MUROS
Blk 3 Lot 1 Meadow Park Subd. Molino 4,
Bacoor City, Cavite
09155051353
DUPDUPGANDA@gmail.com
PROFILE
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Known for being good in utilizing my experiences and what I have learned. Able to strategize
and prioritize effectively to accomplish multiple tasks and stay calm under pressure and also
companionable. Also works hard for continuous improvement.
SKILLS
 Good in providing comprehensive office support in busy work environments.
 Oriented in Microsoft Office Applications (MS Word, MS Excel, MS Power point)
 Studied and mastered Statistics and Accounting.
 Ability to work with other people.
 Possesses organizational and communication skills.
OBJECTIVE
`To obtain an on-the- job training in the field of accountancy and business management in a
company where I can apply and practice my knowledge and skills and also learn more.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
2017 - 2019 - (PRESENT)
Nazareth School of National University (NSNU),
1459 Alcantara, Sampaloc, Manila, 1015 Metro Manila
2009 - 2017
Divine Light Academy (DLA),
Alicante St. Town and Country West Molino 3. Bacoor City, Cavite
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2004 - 2009
Saint Francis of Assisi College (SFAC),
045 Admiral, Las Pinas, 1740 Metro Manila
SEMINAR ATTENDED
M A D W O R L D 2018: UNMASKING THE BIG NARRATIVE (March 4, 2018) Sm Mall of
Asia Arena, Pasay City
PERSONAL INFORMATION
 FEMALE
 17 YEARS OLD
 HEIGHT: 4'11
 CITIZENSHIP: FILIPINO
 RELIGION: ROMAN CATHOLIC
 CIVILSTATUS: SINGLE
CHARACTER REFERENCES
RICHARD NOCILLADO
GRADE 9 ADVISER
09754905695
RLNOCILLADO@YAHOO.COM
PANAPAAN 7, BACOOR CITY, CAVITE
MARY ANN GOLE INTERN
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GRADE 10 ADVISER
09205054487
MAEJOIEY_2003@YAHOO.COM
LA JOYA SUBD., BUHAY NA TUBIG, IMUS CITY, CAVITE
DARLENE ASHLEY R. DAYAG
09252647065
dayagdarlene05@gmail.com
617 M.F. Jhocson St. Sampaloc, Manila
OBJECTIVE
I am seeking an on-the-job training where I can apply my knowledge and skills for
continuous improvement; where extensive experience in accounting field will be further
developed and utilized.
PERSONAL SKILLS
Critical Thinking Flexibility Creative Spirit Reliable and Professional Cheerful
l Disposition Neat and Well-Organized Independent Worker Works Well with Deadlines
OTHER SKILLS
Oriented in Microsoft Office application (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint),
Possesses Strong Analytical Solving Skill, Mental Computation Involving Basic Math
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EDUCATION
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (2017 – 2019)
National University - Nazareth School (Present)
M. Jhocson Street, Sampaloc, Manila
Accountancy, Business and Management
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (2013 – 2017)
Ramon Magsaysay High School España, Manila
Grade VII - Grade X
ELEMENTARY (2007 – 2013)
Juan Luna Elementary School Tolentino St. España, Manila
Grade I - Grade VI
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
 Graduated with Honor (Grade XI)
 Graduated with Honor (Grade X)
 Rank 2 in Mathematics Class (Grade X)
 Rank 1 in Class (Grade VII - X)
 Rank 3 in Mathematics Class (Grade IX)
 Graduated as Outstanding Pupil and with Honor (Grade VI)
 Rank 1 in Class (Grade III - VI)
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 Best in Mathematics (Grade III - VI)
 Candidate for Student Council Auditor (Grade V)
EXPERIENCE
Cashier at Sari - Sari Store
 Cash Handling
 Calculating the total amount of money received in certain time periods.
 Receiving payments in the form of cash and giving change to the customer.
CHARACTER REFERENCE
Russel Dulay
(Philosophy Teacher)
09175209659
rustled@yahoo.com
Jocel Carlos Sundiam
(Perdev Teacher)
09195661879
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
Hije, Jaika Mae T.
#22 July, Ext. St., Congressional Village, Brgy. Bahay Toro,
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Project 8, Quezon City
09453493615
jaikamaehije@gmail.com
Objectives
To be an effective staff that utilizes my skills, capabilities, and knowledge as
Accountancy, Business and Management student together with a company that values
holistic, two-way learning in the workplace. To help, through my unique set of skills,
accomplish day-to-day tasks. Also, to hone my abilities as I gather experience working at
this company as an intern.
Skills
 I have the initiative to lead the people that I work with
 Organized and flexible in managing loads of work.
 Thorough knowledge in Accountancy, Business and Management
 Calm and collected during tense situations
Educational Background
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Secondary: Senior High School Nazareth School of National University
272 Plaza Sta. Terisita St., Sampaloc,Manila
(2017-present)
Junior High School Don Alejandro Roces, Sr. Science-Technology
High School
Roces Avenue, Brgy. Obrero, Quezon City (2012-
2017)
Primary: Toro Hills Elementary School
Road 18, Brgy. Bahay Toro, Project, QC
(2006-2012)
SEMINAR
MADWORLD- Philippine Junior Marketing Association (2018)
ACHIEVEMENTS
 Graduated with academic excellence in junior high school at DARSSTHS, (2017)
 Graduated as 12th honor in grade school at THES, general average is 89.63 (2012)
Age: 18
Gender: Female
Religion: Roman Catholic
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Height: 5’1
Citizenship: Filipino
Civil Status: Single
CHARACTER REFERENCE
Mr. Russel Dulay
NSNU, LPT, Philosophy and Spirituality Teacher
09175209659
rustled32@yahoo.com
Ms. Angelie D. Asas
UE, Electronics and Communication Engineer
09082205052
angieasas@yahoo.com
ANGELICA VON HIZON MANALANZAN
345 St. Peter St. Tondo, Manila
+639351570788 / 356143
angelicavonmanalanzan@gmail.com
OBJECTIVES
To secure a position where I can utilize my knowledge and skills to help the company meet and
surpass its goals.
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PERSONAL DATA
Age: 16 years old Birthrate: August 11, 2001
Sex: Female Nationality: Filipino
Height: 5’2 Civil Status: Single
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SKILLS / QUALIFICATION
 Detail-oriented
 Able to adapt with new environment
 Time Management
 Quick learner
 Organization and Prioritization Skills
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
2017 - Present – Nazareth School of National University
Accountancy and Business Management
272 Plaza Sta. Teresita St. Sampaloc Manila
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
2016-2018–Nazareth School of National University
2013-2016 – Cayetano Arellano High School
Teodora Alonzo, Santa Cruz, Manila
PRIMARY SCHOOL
2007-2013 – Pedro Guevarra Elementary School
302 San Fernando St, San Nicolas, Manila, 1010 Metro Manila
ORGANIZATIONS / AFFLITIONS
NU-Ns SHS Supreme Student Council (2017-Present)
NU-Ns ABM Community (2016)
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Glee Club Officer (2016)
Cluster 1 Music Ministry Vocalist (2015)
YFC Community Member (2013)
SEMINARS / TRAININGS ATTENDED
Entrepreneur Seminar- NU Nazareth (2017-2018)
Drug Awareness Seminar- NU Nazareth (2017-2018)
Leadership Training Seminar – NU Nazareth (2016-2017)
CHARACTER REFERENCES
Mr. Jaime Rhosse Dela Cruz
Faculty SHS, NU – Nazareth school
Contact: 09753065911
MS. VIRGINIA MANSANAL
Faculty SHS, NU – Nazareth school
I hearby swear all above statement are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Princess P. Aranan
11-B 20th Avenue, San Roque, Quezon City
09272129708
ceyn.paragas@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
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To work in demanding environment where all my skills and efforts to explore and familiar
myself in varied fields, and comprehend my potential and add to the growth of organization with
inspiring performance.
SKILLS
 Computer Literate
 Good communication skills (written and oral)
 Ms Word and Powerpoint proficiency
 Excellent reasoning skill
 Excellent analytical skill
 Good problem solving skill
 Good in academic writing
 Confident in public speaking
 Basic knowledge in accounting process
 Basic knowledge in marketing strategies
 Basic knowledge in market analysis
 Basic knowledge in business organization management
 Team player and team leader
 Fluent in Chavacano
Secondary
Senior High School
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Nazareth School of National University I Accountancy Business and Management
I Sampaloc Manila I 2017- present
Junior High School
Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo High School I Murphy Quezon City I 2014-
2017
Talon-Talon National High School Zamboanga City I 2013- 2014
Primary
Aguinaldo Elementary School I Murphy Quezon City I 2006- 2013
Date of Birth: March 09 2000
Age: 18
Height: 5’0
Civil Status: Single
Place of Birth: Isabela City
Sex: Female
Nationality: Filipino
Religion : Born Again Christian
HIGHLIGHTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
 Finished Junior High School with high honor ( 95 average)
 Filipino club President 2016-2017
 Finished grade 11 with honors (93 average)
 Christian Youth Leadership Awardee 2014-2015
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 Outstanding Campus Journalist 2016-2017
 Student Council secretary 2016-2017
 ESP Club Vice President 2015-2016
 Araling Panlipunan Business Manager 2015-2016
 5th place in District Press conference 2016-2017
 Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) member
 Consistent honor student since primary level
TRAININGS AND PROGRAMS
 Drug Education Summit – participant and speaker
 Life Skills Enhancement in Drug Abuse Prevention- participant
 Mental Health Awareness Seminar-participant
 Young Journalist Association- participant
CHARACTER REFERENCE
Riza-Gwen L. Aiyadi
Alorica
Customer Service Representative
09161417112
Jocel C. Sundiam, LPT
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Nazareth School of National University
Licensed Professional Teacher
09195661879
Josephine F. Zarco
144 Talayan St. Talayan Village Q.C
Cellphone No. 09971965909
zhoktong25@yahoo.com
Objection:
To obtain a position that will enable to use my strong organizational skills and ability to
work well
PERSONAL DATA
Date of birth : January 1, 2000
Place of birth : Sta. Mesa Manila
Age : 18
Sex : Female
Civil Status : Single
Religion : Catholic
Citizenship : Filipino
Height : 5’0
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HIGHLIGHTS:
 Ability to communicate
 Diligence
 Willingness to provide needed help to kitchen staff.
 Time-manage control
 Ability to work under pressure
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
PRIMARY:
School : San Francisco Elem. School
Address : San Francisco Del Monte Avenue Q.C.
S.Y. : 2006 - 2013
HIGH SCHOOL:
School :Sergio Osmena Sr. High School
Address :Araneta Ave Cor. Del Monte Ave Q.C.
S.Y. :2013 - 2017
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL:
School: Nazareth School of National University
Strand : Accountancy Business Management (ABM)
Address: 272 Plaza Sta. Teresita St. Sampaloc, Manila
S.Y.: 2017-Present
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ACHIEVEMENTS:
 Completed my junior high school with honor, with an average score 90
 Completed my grade 11 with honor, with an average score 91
CHARACTER REFERENCE:
1. Ariel Villar Factory worker 09359314178
2. Jessica Libradilla Garmens/Worker 09053200257
3. Allan Hilado Welder 09302807221
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Flash Print_Business Plan

1.1 Name of the Business

1.2 Name of Entrepreneurs

Aranan, Princess P. — #11-B 20th Avenue, San Roque, Quezon City

Dayag, Darlene Ashley R. — #617 M.F. Jhocson St. Sampaloc, Manila

Brgy. Bahay Toro, Quezon City

Manalanzan, Angelica Von H. — #345 St. Peter Street, Tondo, Manila

Muros, Mitzi Dupree S. — Blk. 3 Lot 1, MeadowparkSubd. Molino 4,

Bacoor City, Cavite

Zarco, Josephine F. — #144 Talayan St. Talayan Village, Quezon City

1.3 Nature of Business

make sure that we can print as Flash as we can!

1.4 Amount of Financing Needed

₱300,000.00 will be our investment for the Flash Print business.

II. Executive Summary

photo prints, tarpaulins, posters etc.

are always ready to help others - colleagues and customers.

III. STEEPLED Analysis

3.1 Socio-cultural Factors

The Barangay 405 Zone 42 is a quiet and

peaceful place. We can say that the people

living in the barangay don’t experience poverty

or we can say that they are an average people

because most of them have some businesses for

their living and others has a simple and

normal home with some vehicles in front of their

houses. As we notice, the people in the

no gangs and beggars around the place.

3.2 Technological Factors

Barangay 405 Zone 42 is adapting to technological changes. In fact, Barangay 405-Zone

computers for some paper works of barangay.

3.3 Environmental Factors

Barangay 405-Zone 42 has a flood

indicator that monitors the water level of

the flood in the area. This flood is caused by the

improper garbage disposal. To lessen the area's

problem in garbage disposal that causes the

flood barangay 405-Zone 42 has street sweepers that

clean the streets every morning and sometimes,

3.4 Economic Factors

As for the economic factors, businesses like

carinderias, school supplies, and printing shops

are the most successful business here in

Barangay 405 because it is near in

university, to be specific it is near in National

University Students are everywhere, they go to

a carinderia to save money because the food here are

3.5 Political/Legal Factors

To establish a business here in Barangay 405,

first, you have to pay something. Barangay

405 will give small businesses like food stalls

(cheese sticks stand, shake stand, fish ball

stand) a pay stub or a ticket that required the

small business to pay 20 pesos every day,

while big businesses like sari sari stores,

carinderia and other big businesses are

required to pay 500 pesos for the barangay permit

which is good for one year.

3.6 Ethical Factor

conduct of the business to avoid any conflicts.

3.7 Demographical Factors

According to Mikel Andaya, one of the

kagawads of Barangay 405 Zone 42, there are