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Team 1
Hartford Catering Event
OPIM 5270 – B16 – Introduction to Project Management
Milind Jagre
Stephanie Marks
Chan Wu
Roushan Kumar
Jiaxuan Wang
November 30, 2016
What we will cover today
▶ Project briefing
▶ Summary of approach
▶ Schedule
▶ Financials
▶ Project management techniques
▶ Challenges and solutions
▶ Areas of improvement
▶ Questions?
Project Briefing
▶ Major Deliverables
▶ Budget and Timing
▶ Project Outline
▶ Elements
▶ Most Important
▶ Important
▶ Least Important
▶ Timeline
▶ Defining SUCCESS – was the event successful?
▶ “Take-aways”
Summary of Approach - Scheduling
▶ Team Scheduling
▶ 6 team meetings
▶ All meetings were in-person
▶ Project Scheduling – Key Events
▶ Meeting with restaurant owner
▶ Meeting with restaurant manager and staff
▶ Confirmed Final Headcount
▶ Scheduled Food Delivery
▶ Project Closing Meeting
Summary of Approach – Financials Staffing
▶ Service and Food service worker wages, source: State of Ct Department of
Labor - rates are in line with Mean Wages in the Hartford area, some near the
90th percentile
▶ Salary for Team 1 paid to assist with this event will be regular salary from
Food Service Company
▶ Service and kitchen staff from local golf course/country club will be hired for
event
▶ Staffing hours are scheduled to provide Saturday Lunch @ noon, Saturday
Dinner @ 6:30pm, Sunday Breakfast @ 8:00am and Sunday Lunch @ 12:30pm
Workers # Total hours Hourly Rate Cost
Chef 1 19 25 $ 475
Sous Chef 1 19 20 $ 380
Kitchen Staff 2 44 15 $ 660
Saturday Servers Lunch 8 28 15 $ 420
Saturday Servers Dinner 10 35 20 $ 700
Saturday Bartenders 4 22 15 $ 330
Sunday Servers Breakfast & Lunch 8 52 15 $ 780
$ 3,745
Summary of Approach – Financials Food Costs
▶ Food costs based on the following comparable catering menus from:
▶ Wampanoag Country Club
▶ New Haven Country Club
▶ Glastonbury Hills Country Club
▶ Manchester Country Club
▶ The percent of food cost assumption based on information from
Professional Chef, Jeff Cowaski that food-only cost of per person menu
selections are 31-32% when it is a seated service and 34-35% when it is a
buffet service
Summary of Approach – Financials Food Costs
▶ Calculations were made of various high-end golf course/country club
and figures were made based on 35% the following average cost based
on 200 guests
▶ A 30% contingency was added as a buffer
Summary of Food Costs for Team 1 Budgeting
Lunch Saturday $2,097
Dinner Saturday $2,752
Breakfast Sunday $1,715
Lunch Sunday $2,097
30% contingency $2,600
Total Food Cost Budget $11,261
Summary of Approach – Financials
▶ Validation of Assumptions:
▶ By using the lowest cost price per meal to fully cater out this event at a local
country club with tax and gratuity, we calculated that the cost would be
about $20,145
Catered Event using least expensive
option 200 guests Per meal
Lunch Saturday $3,800 $19.00
Dinner Saturday $5,600 $28.00
Breakfast Sunday $3,000 $15.00
Lunch Sunday $3,800 $19.00
Taxes @6.35% $1,029
18% service fee $2,916
Total event cost $20,145
Summary of Approach – Financials P&L
▶ After paying the restaurant owner $1,000, still have profit of $4,000
Budget 20,000
Direct Costs for Event
Payment to Restaurant Owner
1,000
Cost of Goods Provided
Food* 13,750
N/A Beverages 250
Total COGS (Goods Provided)* 11,261
Gross Profit
8,739
Labor Cost* 3,745
Operating Costs
Miscellaneous, contingency 994
Total Operating Cost 4,739
Net Profit/Loss ** $ 4,000
Project Management Techniques
▶ J-Shaped Lifecycle – Slow Start / Fast Finish
▶ Work Breakdown Structure
▶ Information Gathering
▶ Field Research
▶ Brainstorming
▶ Top-down Budgeting
▶ Parking Lot/ Priority Matrix
Challenges and Solutions
▶ Communication : Slow down
▶ Different pace : Regular meeting
▶ Enthusiasm frustrated : Search Direction
Areas of Improvement – What we would
do differently?
▶ Profile the customers and learn more about the restaurant
owner.
▶ Apply resource loading technique to ensure proper staffing.
▶ Search for a more efficient supply chain so we can improve
our profits = better food at a lower price
▶ Build an online portal to receive orders from our customers.
▶ Team could have been more collaborative by using the Delphi
Technique to help resolve differing ideas and bring together
common ones.
Questions
for Team 1?

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Team 1 final presentation.pptx

  • 1. Team 1 Hartford Catering Event OPIM 5270 – B16 – Introduction to Project Management Milind Jagre Stephanie Marks Chan Wu Roushan Kumar Jiaxuan Wang November 30, 2016
  • 2. What we will cover today ▶ Project briefing ▶ Summary of approach ▶ Schedule ▶ Financials ▶ Project management techniques ▶ Challenges and solutions ▶ Areas of improvement ▶ Questions?
  • 3. Project Briefing ▶ Major Deliverables ▶ Budget and Timing ▶ Project Outline ▶ Elements ▶ Most Important ▶ Important ▶ Least Important ▶ Timeline ▶ Defining SUCCESS – was the event successful? ▶ “Take-aways”
  • 4. Summary of Approach - Scheduling ▶ Team Scheduling ▶ 6 team meetings ▶ All meetings were in-person ▶ Project Scheduling – Key Events ▶ Meeting with restaurant owner ▶ Meeting with restaurant manager and staff ▶ Confirmed Final Headcount ▶ Scheduled Food Delivery ▶ Project Closing Meeting
  • 5. Summary of Approach – Financials Staffing ▶ Service and Food service worker wages, source: State of Ct Department of Labor - rates are in line with Mean Wages in the Hartford area, some near the 90th percentile ▶ Salary for Team 1 paid to assist with this event will be regular salary from Food Service Company ▶ Service and kitchen staff from local golf course/country club will be hired for event ▶ Staffing hours are scheduled to provide Saturday Lunch @ noon, Saturday Dinner @ 6:30pm, Sunday Breakfast @ 8:00am and Sunday Lunch @ 12:30pm Workers # Total hours Hourly Rate Cost Chef 1 19 25 $ 475 Sous Chef 1 19 20 $ 380 Kitchen Staff 2 44 15 $ 660 Saturday Servers Lunch 8 28 15 $ 420 Saturday Servers Dinner 10 35 20 $ 700 Saturday Bartenders 4 22 15 $ 330 Sunday Servers Breakfast & Lunch 8 52 15 $ 780 $ 3,745
  • 6. Summary of Approach – Financials Food Costs ▶ Food costs based on the following comparable catering menus from: ▶ Wampanoag Country Club ▶ New Haven Country Club ▶ Glastonbury Hills Country Club ▶ Manchester Country Club ▶ The percent of food cost assumption based on information from Professional Chef, Jeff Cowaski that food-only cost of per person menu selections are 31-32% when it is a seated service and 34-35% when it is a buffet service
  • 7. Summary of Approach – Financials Food Costs ▶ Calculations were made of various high-end golf course/country club and figures were made based on 35% the following average cost based on 200 guests ▶ A 30% contingency was added as a buffer Summary of Food Costs for Team 1 Budgeting Lunch Saturday $2,097 Dinner Saturday $2,752 Breakfast Sunday $1,715 Lunch Sunday $2,097 30% contingency $2,600 Total Food Cost Budget $11,261
  • 8. Summary of Approach – Financials ▶ Validation of Assumptions: ▶ By using the lowest cost price per meal to fully cater out this event at a local country club with tax and gratuity, we calculated that the cost would be about $20,145 Catered Event using least expensive option 200 guests Per meal Lunch Saturday $3,800 $19.00 Dinner Saturday $5,600 $28.00 Breakfast Sunday $3,000 $15.00 Lunch Sunday $3,800 $19.00 Taxes @6.35% $1,029 18% service fee $2,916 Total event cost $20,145
  • 9. Summary of Approach – Financials P&L ▶ After paying the restaurant owner $1,000, still have profit of $4,000 Budget 20,000 Direct Costs for Event Payment to Restaurant Owner 1,000 Cost of Goods Provided Food* 13,750 N/A Beverages 250 Total COGS (Goods Provided)* 11,261 Gross Profit 8,739 Labor Cost* 3,745 Operating Costs Miscellaneous, contingency 994 Total Operating Cost 4,739 Net Profit/Loss ** $ 4,000
  • 10. Project Management Techniques ▶ J-Shaped Lifecycle – Slow Start / Fast Finish ▶ Work Breakdown Structure ▶ Information Gathering ▶ Field Research ▶ Brainstorming ▶ Top-down Budgeting ▶ Parking Lot/ Priority Matrix
  • 11. Challenges and Solutions ▶ Communication : Slow down ▶ Different pace : Regular meeting ▶ Enthusiasm frustrated : Search Direction
  • 12. Areas of Improvement – What we would do differently? ▶ Profile the customers and learn more about the restaurant owner. ▶ Apply resource loading technique to ensure proper staffing. ▶ Search for a more efficient supply chain so we can improve our profits = better food at a lower price ▶ Build an online portal to receive orders from our customers. ▶ Team could have been more collaborative by using the Delphi Technique to help resolve differing ideas and bring together common ones.