Case Study: Trusty Technology Services

My business strategy is to purchase an existing tea and coffee shop which is located a mile away from where I work in Ashburn, Virginia, the business is call Sakasa tea and coffee. Sakasa is located next door to George Washington University and directly across is a chick fil a and a small hotel also it is right off a major highway so it has a great location. The reason the owner is selling is because of health issue and as a result, he cannot run the business the way it should. The business is making a profit of $2000.00 dollars a month on average after paying all expense. But I feel he can generate $5000.00 a month on average if he markets the business. The current

A,B) Drew expressed his desired outcome for Esmrel is for him to do well in school. For him to behave at home, and he expressed Esmrel is doing all those things now. He explained working with MSTT he has learned how to handle certain situations in a different manner meaning how to control his anger by utilizing coping skills, and etc.

Small family operations, like the Little Red Roaster make up the largest part of our country’s business base. The problem is that too many of them fail, not because of the lack of expertise or motivation, but because of poor business decisions. The LRR is a perfect example of a small operation taken over by a very capable and knowledgeable person, Kendra Gordon-Green. She is one of those hard working employees that have been given the opportunity to become an owner-operator of a small business operation. At this point Kendra has not made the transition from employee to owner. Sadly this very situation is the reason most small businesses like the LRR never make. With two locations

Your role in the In-Service will be more discussion-oriented. The itinerary I have for the In-Service will feature 8 different activities (mostly video-based) that help other student advisors and ProStaff members familiarize themselves with different concepts of diversity and intersectionality such how white people discuss race, racism within the gay community, male body image issues, etc (I can send you the itinerary I have, if you want). Then you and various other members apart of the Truman community who apart of the panel will share their knowledge and experience about concepts of diversity, factors they related to or wanted to expand on that were featured in the videos or their own personal experience with how they balance intersectionality of their identities. The whole In-Service should last about an hour to an hour and a half, depending on the audience response (which will other student advisors and ProStaff of Residence Life) with the material. If you have any more questions/concerns. Please let me know. Thank you.

Shania should first think about key business decisions asking questions such as: What kind of business do I want? Who is my ideal customer? How will I set up the legal structure of my business? What taxes do I need to pay? As an entrepreneur and potential new business owner I would advise her to first speak with a business lawyer. She seems to have quite the support from loved ones: one following in her Christian faith, while the other is a non-believer in the Christian faith.

opens her own clinic. Next, Ruby and I explored her “Top Ten Strong Occupation”; which were: teacher, professor, director, and administrator. I pointed to Ruby that the majority of these occupations dealt with education and leadership or both. After occupations, we explored the personal style preference. Ruby’s style was listed as so; she is likely to prefer working with people, she prefers to learn through college courses and books. Ruby may be comfortable in taking risks toward owning her own clinic; she will be probably enjoyed both team roles and independent roles.

Shania can be held personally liable for any debts that hasn’t been paid for or any other obligations of the business. In addition, she’ll be held accountable for any mischievous acts committed by any of her “Charming Place” employees. All of the responsibilities and decisions fall on her as the sole proprietor. Shania should also not that investors usually have doubts when considering whether or not to invest in a sole proprietorship. Due to the lack of investors, Shania will most likely have to get a loan or some sort of crowd funding to help the startup.

Is your law firm or legal team seeking an experienced IT Service Provider to help support your practice with its computer hardware equipment and software application needs?

Get support from other pharmaceutical company instead of developing the compound alone (financial and resources)

Many us have heard don’t borrow money from family or go into business with friends. In the case of Tactus fund-raising, they faced many financial obstacles in raising their capital. Craig and Micah did the right thing by not obtaining funds from friends and family at first. One of the major reasons new startup companies fail is because they undercapitalize. A startup company must have enough capital to get establish and stay afloat through the slow

The startup plan was developed on a small budget, however; the company has managed to develop and keep expanding. If the results are conclusive and a loan application is approved this will allow the company to meet new needs as they arise. This will include the building of new locations, updated computers, cash registers, and a rewards system for the loyal guests.

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Can this business be profitable? If not, why not? If yes, what needs to be done to achieve profitability?

Heather Evans is a very recent graduate from Harvard Business School and has been working on getting her venture off the ground for quite some time. She has the know-how and skill in her industry but not the funds. This is why she is seeking out investors. This is proving to be more difficult and time consuming than she had anticipated. I think most people have this experience at one time or another especially if they are starting their own business. The great ideas of the world do not always get all the support in the world.

First and foremost, we needed our monetary sources mapped out to overcome the financing gap many small firms face. The £10000 of savings of the entrepreneur was taken as the start-up capital to finance