Professional Documents
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Business Plan Sample 1
Business Plan Sample 1
of the Philippines
St. Rose Catholic School, Inc.
Paniqui, Tarlac
A Business Plan
entitled:
BREADY BREW
STA. ROSA ST. POB. SUR
PANIQUI, TARLAC
www.breadybrew@gmail.com
Submitted By:
GAJARDO, JUDE C.
GARSIN, SUNSHINE KATE C.
MANANGAN, NICOLE ANNE V.
TABIOS, LIMERY P.
TALENS, JOSETTE RHYZEL DC.
Submitted To:
Mrs. Janelle Santiago
cjsnsantiago@gmail.com
BREADY BREW
PANIQUI, TARLAC
www.breadybrew@gmail.com
OWNED BY:
GAJARDO, JUDE C.
TABIOS, LIMERY P.
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Executive Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Environmental Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Business Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Production Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Operation Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Marketing Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Financial Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
INTRODUCTION
Coffee shops are great places to socialize and a popular place for informal
business meetings or for students to catch up in schoolwork. They are also preferred
spot for individuals looking to pass the time to reading a book or magazine or surfing the
web while enjoying a beverage and snack statistic show that coffee shops are the most
popular to meet friends. Walk into any coffee shop and, chances are, you will see a
project.
The business partners decided to name the business Bready brew for it offers
bread which is the doughnut and brew because it's a coffee shop and it offers different
kind of coffee.
College students needed a place to study, people with home-based work needed
a productive and social environment to work in, shoppers needed a place to stop by and
chat with friends, and people wanted a casual and relaxing way to get out at night and
Instead of simply offering customers coffee, the Bready Brew add extra services
and events to the establishment that would draw in this expansive crowd. Bready Brew
is offering different kind of doughnut such as munchkins, Bavarian etc., books and
magazines, free Wi-Fi and different kind of coffee such as iced coffee, coffee shake, tea
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LOCATION OF THE BUSINESS
Bready Brew transformed from a location where you could simply purchase a cup
of brew coffee and doughnut into a place you could grab a bite to eat, spend time with
friends, and get work done. So, why are coffee shops so popular? They’re more than
Bready Brew was located at Carried St. Paniqui, Tarlac in front of Red Camia,
Paniqui. It is near in BIR Paniqui, St Rose Catholic School and Paniqui Public market.
Bready Brew is located in front of Red Camia, Sta. Rosa St. Paniqui, Tarlac.
ASSETS COST
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The company’s sources of capital are from personal assets of the owners such
as savings, some assistance from other companies, and borrowed loan from rural
banks.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
VISION
valuable goods and services to satisfy the customer's needs and wants with the best
MISSION
- ensure that each customer will receive a convenient service from our business.
GOALS OBJECTIVES
Improvement of Products
● Creative and Effective Innovation
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employee
BUSINESS MODEL
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a CPA board passer that’s why Bready
Business.
Business and product positioning are arranging for our product to occupy clear,
distinctive, and desirable place relative to competing products in the minds of our target
customers. A product position is the place that the product occupies relative to
competitors in consumers’ minds to meet them. Bready Brew has developed a unique
market position for our products because if a product is the same as the others on the
market, then the customers would have no reason to buy it. Bready Brew, in this case,
has planned positioning in such a way that it will distinguish our products from
competing brands and give them the greatest strategic advantage in our target markets.
Bready Brew positioning strategy was customer based so we can give the best service
more than what our target customers are expecting to experience or encounter. Bready
Brew will gain a competitive advantage over customer satisfaction and employee
satisfaction as our company had developed its positioning strategy based on the
customer and provided the utmost facility in terms of layout, furniture to the music since
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the students, employees, coffee and doughnut lover are the target customers, and in
terms of employee satisfaction the Bready Brew make employee as a partners and
gave them a personal security with a freedom to participate in the every decision of the
We started to train our workers to attain and maintain the best services that we
can give to our target customers. Bready Brew distinguish the products from competing
brands and give our greatest strategic advantage in our target markets. Bready Brew
competitor, product class, application, and other so we consider our target markets. We
even made sure to put ourselves in their shoe to see if our marketing mix is right and
just.
employees who are courteous will make the customer feel more comfortable.
Bready brew will offer a free Wi-Fi, by providing free Internet, bready brew can
encourage more people with smart phones and laptops to visit and stay longer
which in turn mean that they sip more coffee. Bready brew obviously offers a
coffee, but this does not mean we can't sell a few extras like selling croissants,
● Bready brew improves market share through innovation, innovation is the one
innovation many of the consumer become loyal customers, which adds to the
company’s market share. Smart hiring practices, bready brew will be bringing the
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best employees and to attract the best employees bready brew will be offering a
competitive salaries and benefits. Lastly, bready brew will increase the market
● Bready Brew customers are students, employees, and coffee lovers. They are
the reason why we build, and we continue give services that truly satisfy their
cravings, needs and wants. Without them, Bready Brew will be nothing and will
be out of service.
● Our creditors are rural banks. Which are very helpful in achieving our Vision,
Mission, Goals and Objective. They have been our source of funds that have big
impact in our enterprise which is the Bready Brew. We assure to our creditors
that we are trustworthy, and we have the capacity to pay our debts. Because we
don’t want to ruin our reputation which is very important in the image of Bready
Brew.
● Bready Brew has a lot of supplier. That can accommodate our operational
grounds to produce distinct products to satisfy the needs and wants of our
beloved customers. Bready Brew don’t stick into one supplier. We canvas the
● Bready Brew hired workers that has high level of experience in terms of their
fields and course. This helps the business to have an advantage in terms of
services. We want to make sure that our employees are trustworthy and friendly.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
establishments in the area surrounding The Bready Brew are quite diverse. Their
concepts range from typical fast food/chain and milk tea shop.
Paniqui is experiencing a trend toward milk tea shops and venues that is calm
because people now are so stress with studies, works, papers etc. These venues/milk
tea shops is usually at the Paniqui proper town. But right now it seems like people is not
that addictive to milk tea as before so the company thinks what would be the best
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substitute for tea so the company comes up with coffee shop but as stated customers’
needs calm venue so Bready Brew offered books for those people who needs time to
rest and escape the reality for a while with a cup of coffee and doughnut as snack.
CONSUMER ANALYSIS
Students, Employees, and early bird people usually needs coffee and sometimes
they forget to eat their meal because of busy schedule, and that’s the reason why the
business decided to build a coffee shop with doughnut. Doughnut can be substitute for
meal and while taking a rest, customers won’t get bored because Bready Brew placed
near at schools, BIR, Red Camia and Public Market because its target customers are
students, employees, and people who loves coffee and usually people come in the
market as early as they can. Some of them needs coffee and bread for breakfast and
Bready Brew is ready to offer a healthy, and great breakfast which can surely satisfy
COMPETITOR ANALYSIS
STRENGTH WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIES THREAT
● Having the good relationship with ● Competitors exist a long time and
the staffs, by that their morale will they have the customers’ loyalty.
get boosted. By having a high
● There are many alternatives that is
morale, the staffs will be
productive on work that will create more affordable than the Bready
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a great relationship with the Brew’s product.
customers.
MARKET FORECAST
Year 1 Year 2
MARKET SHARE
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MARKET POSITION
The moment that the company has decided which market segments to enter it
should decide what positions it wants to occupy in those segments. Market Positioning
is arranging for a product to occupy clear, distinctive, and desirable place relative to
competing products in the minds of target customers. A products position is the place
that the product occupies relative to competitors in consumers’ minds. Here in this case,
the Bready Brew has developed a unique market position for their products because if a
product is exactly the same as the others on the market, then the customers would have
no reason to buy it. Bready Brew, in this case, has planned positioning in such a way
that it will distinguish their products from competing brands and give them the greatest
strategic advantage in their target markets. Bready Brew positioning strategy was
customer base so that it can give the best service more than what the customers
expect. Bready Brew will gain a competitive advantage over customer satisfaction and
employee satisfaction as the company itself had developed its positioning strategy
based on the customer and provided the utmost facility in terms of layout, furniture to
the music since the students, employees, coffee and doughnut lover are the target
customers, and in terms of employee satisfaction the Bready Brew make employee as a
partners and gave them a personal security with a freedom to participate in the every
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MARKETING STRATEGY
suite of services, since word-of-mouth advertising can be an effective way to turn large
Bready brew will offer free Wi-Fi, bready brew will also install electrical outlets at
each table for laptops. Book live entertainment on a regular basis, host poetry readings
Bready brew will be having a loyalty program. Loyalty programs can be as simple
as punch cards with the promise of receiving every Nth cup of coffee free.
Couple sales promotions and advertising from time to time will give Bready brew
a boost in new visits. Bready brew will place coupons in local newspapers and
magazines or advertise a weekly special, bready brew will also use an ad to promote
Bready brew will promote store events and sales to customers on our social
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Bready brew will also use social media by posting printable coupons on
Facebook and Twitter or use a service like Groupon to distribute coupons to internet-
BUSINESS DESCRIPTION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
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Bready Brew offers Doughnut, Coffee and Books for freebies. We offer different
Frosted Jelly, Cream-filled and Glazed Doughnut. Bready Brew also offers different kind
of coffee such as Cappuccino, Espresso, Flat White, Long Black, Macchiato, and
Mochaccino coffee. Shops will be boring if it doesn’t offer books, and usually a coffee
lover is a book lover too, so Bready Brew decided to offer books but for free, it is free to
read but you can take it home. When you completed the 10 stubs, you’ll get one book
EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS NEEDED
The preparation of coffee beverages and food is at the center of the business
and Bready brew need a wide variety of equipment and materials to ensure we can
● Drip coffeemakers
● Coffee presses
● Coffee beans
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● Food storage bins, bottles, and pumps
● Commercial blenders
● Ovens/toasters/grills
● An ice maker
Another aspect Bready brew consider is the make and model of a high-quality
espresso machine. Since a good brew is likely to be the business core offering, Bready
brew need a machine that goes the distance and pulls its weight. Busy periods may put
strain on staff and pressure on equipment, so having a machine that supports the
process is key.
You may have gotten away with it in the past but including a Wi-Fi connection in
your cafe is almost a must these days. From business professionals through to those
on-the-go, give back to your customer base by allowing them to access free internet
within your venue. This will also keep them onsite longer. Additionally, you’ll inspire
those looking for a work lunch spot or meeting place to choose you over competitors
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Total 100% 588,000
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENT
Bready Brew will need baristas and at least one manager, Bready Brew also
need a pastry chef or chefs that can cook the full menu.
General Manager in Bready brew case, the business owner (Jude C. Gajardo) will act
as general manager.
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● Available for many shifts, as they are an integral part of everyday business
Barista
Barista oversees making coffee drinks for customers, and Bready Brew will need
several baristas.
● Washing equipment
● No experience necessary (but trained baristas will be able to make drinks more
quickly
Pastry Chef
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Bready Brew will serve pastries and other small snacks to complement their
drinks.
● Baking pastries
● Chefs need to arrive at work very early to ensure that there are plenty of fresh
ORGANIZATIONAL PLAN
responsibilities are divided but our vision is still aligned by being equally passionate on
running the Bready Brew. As we all care on Bready Brew, disagreements are inevitable
and for our employees’ morale and trust on our strategy we will avoid having
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The general partner of Bready Brew is personally responsible for business debts
and obligations of the partnership. If the general partner cannot pay a business debt out
of the partnership assets, the creditors can sue any of the partners personally to collect
the debt. While us, the limited or silent partners are liable for any losses up to our
invested capital amount and we are also assumed as part of the creation of Bready
Brew.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
Jude C. Gajardo
CEO
Manager
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Barista
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
SALARY REQUIREMENTS
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Salaries or Wages Structures
MONTH
PRODUCTION PLAN
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
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PRODUCTION PROCESS
1. First, the coffee cherries must be harvested, a process that is still done
manually. Next, the cherries are dried and husked using one of two methods. The dry
the sun, raking them several times a day, and allowing them to dry. When they have
dried to the point at which they contain only 12 percent water, the beans' husks become
2. In employing the wet method, the hulls are removed before the beans have dried.
Although the fruit is initially processed in a pulping machine that removes most of the
material surrounding the beans, some of this glutinous covering remains after pulping.
This residue is removed by letting the beans ferment in tanks, where their natural
enzymes digest the gluey substance over a period of 18 to 36 hours. Upon removal
from the fermenting tank, the beans are washed, dried by exposure to hot air, and put
into large mechanical stirrers called hullers. There, the beans' last parchment covering,
the pergamino, crumbles and falls away easily. The huller then polishes the bean to a
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3. The beans are then placed on a conveyor belt that carries them past workers
who remove sticks and other debris. Next, they are graded according to size, the
location and altitude of the plantation where they were grown, drying and husking
methods, and taste. All these factors contribute to certain flavors that consumers will be
4. Once these processes are completed, workers select and pack particular types
and grades of beans to fill orders from the various roasting companies that will finish
preparing the beans. When beans (usually robusta) are harvested under the
undesirable conditions of hot, humid countries or coastal regions, they must be shipped
as quickly as possible, because such climates encourage insects and fungi that can
5. When the coffee beans arrive at a roasting plant, they are again cleaned and
sorted by mechanical screening devices to remove leaves, bark, and other remaining
debris. If the beans are not to be decaffeinated, they are ready for roasting.
● Decaffeinating
water method. In the first process, the coffee beans are treated with a solvent (usually
methylene chloride) that leaches out the caffeine. If this decaffeination method is used,
the beans must be thoroughly washed to remove traces of the solvent prior to roasting.
The other method entails steaming the beans to bring the caffeine to the surface and
● Roasting
7. The beans are roasted in huge commercial roasters according to procedures and
beans directly from the growers and roast them on-site). The most common process
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entails placing the beans in a large metal cylinder and blowing hot air into it. An older
method, called singeing, calls for placing the beans in a metal cylinder that is then
rotated over an electric, gas, or charcoal heater. Regardless of the particular method
used, roasting gradually raises the temperature of the beans to between 431- and 449-
degrees Fahrenheit (220-230 degrees Celsius). This triggers the release of steam,
carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and other volatiles, reducing the weight of the beans
by 14 to 23 percent. The pressure of these escaping internal gases causes the beans to
swell, and they increase their volume by 30 to 100 percent. Roasting also darkens the
color of the beans, gives them a crumbly texture, and triggers the chemical reactions
that imbue the coffee with its familiar aroma (which it has not heretofore possessed).
8. After leaving the roaster, the beans are placed in a cooling vat, wherein they are
stirred while cold air is blown over them. If the coffee being prepared is high-quality, the
cooled beans will now be sent through an electronic sorter equipped to detect and
eliminate beans that emerged from the roasting process too light or too dark.
roasting. Special types of grinding have been developed for each of the different types
of coffee makers, as each function best with coffee ground to a specific fineness.
● Instant coffee
10. If the coffee is to be instant, it is I V brewed with water in huge percolators after
the grinding stage. An extract is clarified from the brewed coffee and sprayed into a
large cylinder. As it falls downward through this cylinder, it enters a warm air stream that
● Packaging
11. Because it is less vulnerable to flavor and aroma loss than other types of coffee,
whole bean coffee is usually packaged in foil-lined bags. If it is to retain its aromatic
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qualities, pre-ground coffee must be hermetically sealed: it is usually packaged in
impermeable plastic film, aluminum foil, or cans. Instant coffee picks up moisture easily,
so it is vacuum-packed in tin cans or glass jars before being shipped to retail stores.
● Grinding Coffee
12. The objective of a proper grind is to get the most flavor in a cup of coffee. How
coarse or fine the coffee is ground depends on the brewing method. The length of time
the grounds will be in contact with water determines the ideal grade of grind Generally,
the finer the grind, the more quickly the coffee should be prepared. That’s why coffee
ground for an espresso machine is much finer than coffee brewed in a drip system.
Espresso machines use 132 pounds per square inch of pressure to extract coffee. We
recommend taking a moment to examine the beans and smell their aroma — in fact, the
scent of coffee alone has been shown to have energizing effects on the brain.
● Brewing Coffee
13. Made by pouring hot water onto ground coffee beans, then allowing to brew.
There are several methods for doing this, including using a filter, a percolator, and a
French press.
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Espresso cups P 500
SOURCES OF MATERIALS
Bready Brew has negotiated supplier agreements with several local food service
wholesalers in the area that have a reputation for quality and reliability:
In the event that one of the suppliers cannot meet their needs, the following suppliers
can both provide all of the food-service product that they require in addition, the
following wholesalers will supply the café with general restaurant supplies:
PRODUCTION COST
● LABOR
● DIRECT MATERIALS
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3. Tea Bags or Loose Tea P 10,000
4. Chai P 30,500
5. Hot Chocolate P 37,892
6. Flavoring Syrups P 23,249
7. Sugar, Sweetener, and Creamer P 18,054
● FACTORY OVERHEAD
If the drink contains one double shot of espresso and a P 37.50 pound of beans makes
32 double shots, the coffee cost is 23.4 cents. 1.25 ounces of syrup that comes in a P
17.50 25.4 ounces bottle costs 22.1 cents. This gives a total food cost of 100.6 cents.
Cups, lids and sleeves add additional cost and if they add up to 20 cents, the total cost
of the drink would be 120.6 cents.
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OPERATION PLAN
EVALUATION OF SUPPLIER
Bready Brew has its trustable suppliers that have low price but have the
characteristic of high-quality supplies. Bready Brew did not depend on one supplier. We
look for cheaper but has high standard of materials included to the supplies that we
need, and we use to our business. Bready Brew has its criteria in choosing the best
E-Commerce
Capability
Financial Delivery
Stability Supplier Time
Evaluation
Criteria
Price Quality
Bready Brew will have its purchase requisition form to the suppliers to have its
materials and other equipment that is need to our business. This is our example of form:
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PURCHASE ORDER REQUEST FORM
Req. No. _________________________ Purchase Order No. __________________________
Account No. ______________________ Account Name ______________________________
Professor’s Name __________________ Signature __________________________________
Your Name _______________________ Your E-mail __________ Your Phone No. _________
Date _____________
Special Instructions:
Item Description Quantity Unit (each, Per-Unit Line Item
No. pkg. case) Price Total Price
Inbound goods
checking
Waiting
Door Assignment
Checking Rejected Goods
Loading
Truck Entrance
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Empty truck Loaded truck
departure departure
Unloading Truck
STORAGE & INVENTORY CONTROL SYSTEM
While it's impossible to carry every product, a customer may potentially want, stocking a
very limited selection may alienate some customers who expect to have a reasonable
number of options. The trick is to strike an appropriate balance when deciding what
products to carry. Start with a relatively wide variety of products and phase out those
that are rarely ordered. It's better to slowly run out of an item that rarely sells than it is to
risk losing customers because you don't have anything that appeals to them. Offer to
place special orders for customers looking for a product that you don't normally carry.
true of baked goods and dairy products that have a very short shelf life. Keep a limited
stock of coffee beans, as customers typically expect their coffee to be brewed with fresh
beans. Overstocking ties up capital that could be used to improve the business in other
ways, and overstocking perishable items runs the risk that you'll have to throw money
away in the form of goods gone bad. On the other hand, you don't want to stock too little
inventory and have nothing to sell your customers. A good way to avoid either is to
monitor sales levels for individual items. Use this data to establish a minimum threshold
for each item, and re-order inventory when your stock dwindles. Order fresh inventory
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Besides maintaining your stock of salable goods, preventing theft by customers or
employees is another major benefit of regularly taking inventory. It's a good idea to
compare your existing stock against delivery invoices and sales data at least every
other week. If your inventory calculations indicate that theft may be occurring, take
inventory more frequently until you isolate the source of the missing inventory. Conduct
● POS Systems
Although it's possible to track deliveries, sales and inventory by hand, it's also time-
consuming and prone to error. There are many point-of-sale computers systems and
software available for retail establishments, some of which are designed specifically for
coffee shops. Some POS systems not only streamline the inventory process, but also
trigger automatic orders when available stock of an item reaches a certain level. Point-
of-sale systems also track sales data, making it easier to forecast the level of inventory
Bready Brew still don’t have shipping system. However, in its future functions we
planned something that is related ang helpful in our business. Bready Brew consider
this:
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FUNCTIONS OF SUPPORT SERVICES
and questions, give customers information about products and services, take
orders, and process returns. By helping customers understand the product and
wider network. Implementing these procedures can be a big step and affects
many different aspects of your business, although most of the time it isn’t overly
complicated. These range from basic management functions relating to staff and
strategic role in managing people and the workplace culture and environment.
turning the strategist’s vision into reality. Marketing Project Managers identify all
the tasks that need to be completed within a marketing campaign, and then
strategically delegates those tasks to the appropriate team members. The role of
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Marketing Project Manager is a supervisory position. They are responsible for
in an office setting. They can work in-house within the marketing department of a
large company, or they can work at a marketing agency that caters to small to
mid-sized businesses.
● Bready Brew Financial Managers perform data analysis and advise senior
investment activities, and develop strategies and plans for the long-term financial
other companies,
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MARKETING PLAN
● PRODUCT
Coffee shops are great place to socialize and a popular place for informal business
name the business - Bready Brew because it offers doughnut where the word bready
comes from and Brew because it is a coffee shop. The shop offers different kinds of
jelly, cream-filled, and glazed doughnut. And of course, as a coffee shop, it offers
different kinds of coffee such as cappuccino, espresso, flat white, long black, macchiato,
DOUGHNUTS COFFEES
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MUNCHKINS CAPPUCINNO
BAVARIAN ESPRESSO
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CHOCO/BERRY FROSTED JELLY LONG BLACK
CREAM-FILLED MACHIATO
GLAZED MOCHACCINO
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● PLACE
Bready Brew is placed at Sta. Rosa St. Paniqui, Tarlac in front of Red Camia near BIR,
● PRICE
The pricing scheme is based on standard industry practices. The maximum price for
doughnut is 35 pesos each but if the customer bought 1 box of doughnut in any kind it is
only 200 pesos; the customer will get 10 pesos discount each box and each box
contains 6 pieces of bready doughnut. The pricing for coffee is depend on size, small
cup/10 oz is worth 50 pesos and for large cup/15 oz is 65 pesos, iced coffee 40 pesos
for small cup and 50 pesos for large cup, and for coffee shake which only has a regular
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● PROMOTION
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● PEOPLE
Bready Brew has a professional employee such as barista, pastry chef, security guard,
and managers. They will assure customers that the shop is secured because it has a
highly trained security guard, a delicious doughnut who serves by pastry chefs, a hot
and cold aroma of coffee made by barista and a stable business undertaken by
managers.
● PACKAGING
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● POSITIONING
Bready Brew has planned positioning in such a way that it will distinguish their products
from competing brands and give them the greatest strategic advantage in their target
markets.
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FINANCIAL PLAN
MAJOR ASSUMPTIONS
The business operates at least 27 days a month equivalent of 324 days a year.
Bready Brew assumed that its sales for the year ending 2019 is 18,079,200 pesos
Capital = 15,000,00
Sales = 18,079,200
Cost of Goods Sold = 30% of Sales = 5,432,760
Expenses Monthly Annual
Salaries & Wages 89,000 1,859,200
Electricity Bill 3,000 36,000
Land 2,000,000
Equipment for Building 3,000,000
Utilities 1,500,000
Furnitures 500,000
Flyers, Advertisements 300,000
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Note: The shop (Bready Brew) operates only for 6 days a week
Sales 18,079,200
Cost of Goods Sold (5,432,760)
Gross Profit 12,655,440
Operational Expenses
Salaries Expense 1,859,200
Utilities Expense 1,500,000
Interest Expense 700,000
Supplies Expense 800,000
Insurance Expense 850,000
Miscellaneous Expense 500,000
Electricity Expense 192,000
Furniture Expense 800,000
Advertisement Expense 300,000
Depreciation Expense – Equipment 25,000
Depreciation Expense – Building 15,000 (7,541,200)
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Net Income 5,114,240
Operating Activities
Net Income 310,240
Increase in Accounts Receivable (2,000)
Decrease in Inventory 1,500
Increase in Accounts Payable 1,000
Cash Provided by (Used in) Operating Activities 310,740
Investing Activities
Purchase of Equipment (30,000)
Cash Provided (Used in) Investing Activities (30,000)
Financing Activities
Issuance of Common Stock 5,000
Cash Provided (used in) Financing Activities 5,000
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Statement of Changes in Equity
For the year ended December 31, 2019
ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash 12,101,000
Accounts Receivable 32,000
Prep. Insurance 850,000
Total Current Assets 12,980,000
Non-Current Assets
Land 2,000,000
Building 1,293,000
Accumulated Depreciation (15,000) 1,278,000
Furniture & Fixtures 800,000
Accumulated Depreciation (1,000) 799,000
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Machinery & Equipment 3,000,000
Accumulated Depreciation (25,000) 2,975,000
Long-Term Notes Receivable 40,000
Long-Term Bonds Receivable 15,000
Total Non-Current Assets 6,927,000
TOTAL ASSETS 19,910,000
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable 1,029,000
Accrued Interest Payable 700,000
Salaries Payable 1,859,200
Total Current Liabilities 3,588,200
Non-Current Liabilities
Long-Term Payable 90,000
Long-Term Bonds Payable 60,000
Mortgage Payable 65,000
Total Non-Current Liabilities 215,000
TOTAL LIABILITIES 3,803,200
EQUITY
Common Share Capital 15,000,000
Additional Paid-In Capital 450,800
Retained Earnings 656,000
TOTAL EQUITY 16,106,800
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