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CITY
COLLEGE
INTERNATIONA
L FACULTY OF
UNIVERSITY
OF SHEFFIELD
BUSINESS PLAN
UP
FOR A START-
Executive Summary
The last decade of years the globalization led to the increased competition and
the companies old and new more and more need carefully to understand the
market and customer behavior in order to succeed. The main purpose of the
project was to develop business plan for a new company and in our case of
"Tsarskaya" creperie. The creperie "Tsarskaya" will provide in the U.S. market
traditional Russian pancakes and crepes which makes their business objectives
achievable and successful. The first part of the business plan provides the
presentation of market situation with analytical description of competition, market
opportunities and customer profile analysis. The information is very necessary in
order to forecast the sales and opportunities for growth. The information about
strengths and weaknesses of creperie"Tsarskaya" provided in the business plan
and especially in the SWOT analysis where could be seen that the company has
more advantages by launching their business idea in the U.S. market. Also, form
market situation analysis could be defined that the service sector has steady
growth that minimizes the risks for the new business. The creperie"Tsarskaya" will
be situated in one of the most populated cities in the world New York which make
the perspectives of company to find potential customers. From the customer
profile analysis could be defined that "Tsarskaya" creperie mostly target Russian
diasporas which are interested and knowledgeable about the product more than
other groups of customers. On other hand, in the world a lot people are interested
in a new cuisines and tastes which make them also potential customers of the
"tsarskaya" creperie. Also, the close to universities and business center location
give opportunity to find a large amount of customers who are interested in the
fast and healthy food. The final part describes the finance issues of "Tsarskaya"
cafe with forecast sales and operating cost in the beginning stage. Also, in the
business plan presented the start- up budget where analytically defined every
expenditure of company before and after opening.
Table of contents
1. Business
Concept.......................................................................................................4-5
1.1.
Description of the
company.........................................................................4
1.2.
Business
idea..................................................................................................4-5
1.3.
Mission and
vision...........................................................................................5
2. Products and
services.............................................................................. .................5
3. Market analysis
summary.........................................................................................6-9
3.1.
Market Situation Analysis and
opportunities.............................................6
3.2.
Competitive
Analysis..................................................................................6-8
3.3.
SWOT
Analysis.............................................................................................8-9
3.4.
Positioning
Strategy....................................................................................9
4. Marketing Plan and Sales
Forecast...................................................................10- 13
4.1.
Marketing
Strategy...................................................................................10
4.2.
Marketing
Plan........................................................................................10-12
4.3.
Target Market and Customer
Analysis.................................................12-13
4.4.
Sales
Forecast..........................................................................................13
5. Operations plan.................................................................................................
13-15
5.1.
Operations
description.........................................................................13-14
5.2.
Facilities..............................................................................................
.....14-15
6. The management and Organization structure...............................................1516
7. Financial
Plan .....................................................................................................16-19
8. Risk
Analysis..........................................................................................................20
9. Conclusion and Further Suggestions................................................................20
10. Reference
List....................................................................................................21-23
1. Business Concept
1.1. Description of the Company
In nowadays is a large competition in the service sector and especially in
the food sector with large amount of restaurants, caf and creperie. In the
competition environment play important role the service quality and location of
the future caf&creperie Tsarskaya. In other hand, the location needs to be
convenient for the target market, visitors and future visitors. Also, it is vital
necessary to take into consideration the competitors location and cost availability
of location for the Tsarskaya. The Tsarskaya crepes and caf will be located in
New York with biggest Russians population. The location of the crepes &caf
restaurant will be located in Bronx district and especially in the shopping area of
Bay Plaza and near also the location of baseball stadium of Yankees. The
location was chosen in order to face in front some advantages of the street like
the central location, a large amount of student campuses and entertainment
zone. The main disadvantage of the future location is the close proximity to
competitors. The Tsarskaya supposed to rent the place of 500-1000 square
meters and the lease contract will be between $10000-30000/annum
(http://bronx.olx.com/q/restaurant-space-for-lease-in-the-bronx/c-368 ).
Mission:
The Tsarskaya has the objectives to become one of the main players in the
service market of NY by offering new segment of products such as traditional
Russian crepes and pancakes. Through differentiation the companies see the
achievement of objectives achievable.
Factors
Our Business
Tsarskaya
Competitors
Crpe du
Nord
Crperie
NYC
Vive la
Crpe
Quality
Fresh, tasty
product.
The food is
Pretty
not fresh and mediocre
of high
Always warm. quality.
Always
delicious
crepes.
Location
Very busy
place, in the
center.
In the center,
directly to
the bus stop.
Low middle
class prices
High prices
Above
average.
Average
Russian
traditional
crepe's.
Common
product
Common
product.
Common
product.
Price level
Product
exclusivity
Not common
product in the
market.
Variety
10-15
species.
Same variety
with our
business
Reputation
of the firm
New firm.
Doubtful
Known
creperie,
constant
customers.
Known
creperie,
repeat
customers.
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Place
Like any other restaurant the location play important role for the creperie. The
creperies are the common and favored food of students and busy people that
want to enjoy fast healthy food. For that reasons the best location for the creperie
usually the shopping malls, university campuses, the streets with large people
traffic and movie theatres. For the "Tsarskaya" creperie was chosen the shopping
area of Bronx district in New York. The Bay Plaza shopping center is one of the
biggest shopping centers in New York which make location of the creperie
affordable and comfortable for the customers. Also, in the area of Bronx situated
several Universities which make the location of "Tsarskaya" attractive and give an
advantage to have high demand through the year.
Promotion
Due to the new business, the "Tsarskaya" creperie will need to promote carefully
the business in order to cover the customers' needs and desires. At the beginning
the company plans to promote through public relations and media tools like
magazines, printed leaflets, outdoor billboards at the bus and subway station in
the Bronx area and radio. The printed leaflets will be shared and delivered to the
local businesses and residents' home. Due to the increased efficiency and usage
of social network "Tsarskaya" promotion campaign will be set up in social media
tools such as Facebook and Twitter. The magazines in the service and food
industry are the common way of promotion with high reputation for customers.
The "Tsarskaya" creperie had to be published through the famous U.S. cuisine and
food magazines such as Bon Apptit, Fine Cooking, Food & Wine, Gastronomica,
Gourmet and Taste of Home.
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Price, USD.
Radio
50
Magazines,
newspaper
200
10
2.000
2
months
Brochures
0.15 per
brochure
2000
300
5
months
Transport
stations
300
700
Total Cost $
Quantity
25
Cost per
month, USD
1.250
publication
per year
4
months
3 months
4.250
Price
For the price analysis the "Tsarskaya" creperie used the pricing strategy
"cost plus profit". The price is one of the most important marketing mix elements
due to the company's profits and development depends on price and operational
expenses. The company by establishing price needs to take into consideration the
demand for the products, the operational costs and the competitors' prices. The
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2012 ($)
2013 ($)
2014($)
2015($)
Drinks and
other
Beverages
91800
105557
112140
121200
Tsarskye
crepes
74520
82800
85700
91116
Ukrainian
crepes
54390
59450
65790
70879
Russian
crepes
36680
41290
45670
48670
Other
crepes
25570
28900
31290
35600
5. Operations Plan
5.1. Operations description.
One of the keys of success is the right operations management. The main
processes and operations of the "tsarskaya" creperie are the service and sales of
the products to the customers in the store and outside the store by delivering the
products.
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5.2. Facilities
The interior design of "tsarskaya" creperie will be created in traditional
Russian styles and ways. The main concept of the interior is to represent the
Russian interior design during the times of Russian monarchy. The interior will
have a simple, cozy and quiet design. The service room will be more than 200
square meters. The tables and other furniture will be made from valuable wood
and the main part of furniture will be handmade with Russian traditional symbols.
Also, the place will be decorated with old items such as Russian dolls "Matrioshka"
and near the windows will be situated the Russian traditional heated metal
container or "Samovar". All the walls of "Tsarskaya" creperie will be exhibited with
a collection of pictures of the copies of Russian painters. (See the photo examples
of interior design)
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15
1Cashier
1 Bartender
6Waiter
2 Cleaning staff
1 Dishwasher
Below is presented the Organizational structure of "Tsarskaya" creperie.
7. Financial Plan
Startup cost
Starts up costs are the costs associated with the creation of a company. Some
costs obtained for the creation of "Tsarskaya" creperie is showed below.
Star up cost in USD:
Start up costs:
Rent costs
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2012
Sales
340.770
367.465
COS
38.000
40.000
Gross Profit
302.770
2013
2015
282.960
317.997
30.000
34.000
252.960
283.997
327.465
Expenses
Salaries
14.000
8.000
11.000
16.000
17
2.700
3.200
2.000
2.000
Phone
170
150
250
2.500
50.000
50.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
800
800
1.200
1.200
800
4.250
4.250
1.500
1.500
4.250
Other expenses
1.500
1.500
Total expenses
81.000
84.100
2000
50.000
Maintenance
1.200
1.200
Advertising
4.250
200
73.465
77.650
179.495
206.347
26.924,25
30.952,05
36.504,75
152.570,75
175.394,95
Cash Flow in $
"Tsarskaya" creperie cash flow yearly
2014
2015
2012
2013
Cash Inflows
Owner Investment
101.370
Beginning Balance
104.730,7
100.000
Cash Receipts
340.770
88.635,75
282.960
317.997
367.465
384.330
406.632,75
Cash Outflows
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Advertising
4.250
1000
2.000
2.500
4.250
4.250
800
800
4.250
Accountant
800
800
Rent
50.000
50.000
50.000
1.200
1.200
50.000
Maintenance
1.200
1.200
Phone
170
150
200
250
26.924,25
30.952,05
36.504,75
Start up Expenses
-
101.370
195.694.25
Withdrawals
238.560,2
1.000
1000
2014
11.000
16.000
Safety
1000
Earning Tax
33.265,5
8.000
188.635,75
101.902,05
304.730,7
2012
2013
100.000
200.000
2015
-
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8. Risk Analysis
Every business in the first stages can face in front the challenges and
failures or in business words the business risks. The "Tsarskaya" creperie due to
the new venture at the beginning could face risks associated with sales and
delivery service quality. After the economic crisis in 2008 the economic world are
in the non-steady that make the new venture risky. Usually the new ventures need
to take into consideration the economic and political factors of each country.
Below in the market analysis was defined that the U.S. market has slow growth
that reduce the risks for the "Tsarskaya" creperie. Also, the companies usually at
the first stages face in front the risks associated with low demand. But the most of
surveys show that the new ventures failure due to the not detailed market
research, underestimate competition and the financial plan is not achievable.
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