This deck present Softange4Christ Fundraising 2019.
Our mssion will be to support vulnerable children and show the love of God; It contains also the amount, the transparency and the link for supporting our campaign..
Our largest creative PR op to date published in one of our key target publications today. As part of The Grocer's largest annual supplement ’The Dairymen’ looking at challenges facing the industry we were tasked with creating a generic 21st century milk marketing campaign that addressed the under indexing and declining sales of milk especially amongst millennials.
Slides used by Louise Gates, Co-ordinator of The Calthorpe Project, in her presentation at the workshop on 'How to transform open spaces and local spaces' organised as part of the Local Trust programme of networking and learning events for Big Local residents. The workshop was held on 18 July 2013 at The Calthorpe Project and facilitated by Maria Adebowale, Capacity Global. Find out more about Local Trust and this and other networking and learning events at http://www.localtrust.org.uk/ and about The Calthorpe Project at http://www.calthorpeproject.org.uk/
Social enterprise at our entrepreneurs retreatTrudy Thompson
Have a look at all the social Social enterprise projects Josh Taylor and I run in Cornwall with our very supportive community of micro businesses and local people.
When a large organisation hires us to inspire their people with our business coaching, public speaking or creative thinking events, we use the income to fund our social enterprise activities - https://lnkd.in/e4JuE3v
Jenny’s Closet Party LLC: Marketing Plan
Summer 2014 Sample Assignment 2
Presented By: Jennifer Smith
Dr. Karen Mountain
Marketing Management (MKT 500)
Strayer University
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Executive Summary
Branding Strategy- Name, Logo, slogan and product extension:
Jenny’s Closet Party LLC is a local clothing exchanging company. Our exclusive features which gives us competitive advantage, is that we create a new trendy way to enjoy shopping and recycling by creating the ultimate shopping experience with fashion, food, fun and friends. Our events are held at the Porter County Expo Center centered around unique themes, for example: we have the summer theme where we ask ladies to bring tropical and vacation items (bathing suits, sandals, sun hats and sundresses) and as we approach colder weather we have winter themes when ladies are asked to bring items for winter (Boots, snow pants/coats, hats and scarves). Our slogan is Jenny’s Closet, “A great excuse to clean out your closet”. The picture represents our logo:
Having an array of high end fashionable clothing, accessories and shoes to choose from is the treasure you can receive just by donating. Our goal is to extend this concept to other cities in the area as we grow our appeal.
Brand Strategy
Jenny’s Closet Party goal is to change future shopping by providing an unparalleled swapping experience; whether a customer is budget-savvy or a shopper with disposable income. From the moment our customers come through the door, they will feel that wave of excitement, boasting our passion “Fashion, Food, Fun and Friends”. As they enter the event, they will be warmly welcomed by the soft silhouette of jazz, and greetings of the hostesses, as they walk around offering Champagne or sparkling cider. Around the room there will also be a banquet of cheeses, fruits, and cakes, which are highlighted by the cascades of a chocolate fondue fountain. The shopping area will be decorated with racks of items to choose from, centered with mirrors and dedicated fitting areas. Jenny’s Closet Party goal is to create an indulging environment of “Fashion, Food, Fun and Friends” in hopes that our customers will spread the word and others will too be inspired and have “A great excuse to clean their closets”!
Develop a Marketing Strategy with execution timeframes:
First and foremost before we begin to promote Jenny’s Closet Party LLC we must have capital. We will work with the Small Business Association and advisors on our Business Plan. Our goal is to seek investors and sponsorships donations for the start-up company. Once we have achieved this we will do the following:
Promotion
Jenny’s Closet Party will implement the following processes within the first 30 days to formulate our brand image and create brand awareness:
· Since we trying to ignite a different way to shop, we will start by introducing ourselves to the community so that they ...
This deck present Softange4Christ Fundraising 2019.
Our mssion will be to support vulnerable children and show the love of God; It contains also the amount, the transparency and the link for supporting our campaign..
Our largest creative PR op to date published in one of our key target publications today. As part of The Grocer's largest annual supplement ’The Dairymen’ looking at challenges facing the industry we were tasked with creating a generic 21st century milk marketing campaign that addressed the under indexing and declining sales of milk especially amongst millennials.
Slides used by Louise Gates, Co-ordinator of The Calthorpe Project, in her presentation at the workshop on 'How to transform open spaces and local spaces' organised as part of the Local Trust programme of networking and learning events for Big Local residents. The workshop was held on 18 July 2013 at The Calthorpe Project and facilitated by Maria Adebowale, Capacity Global. Find out more about Local Trust and this and other networking and learning events at http://www.localtrust.org.uk/ and about The Calthorpe Project at http://www.calthorpeproject.org.uk/
Social enterprise at our entrepreneurs retreatTrudy Thompson
Have a look at all the social Social enterprise projects Josh Taylor and I run in Cornwall with our very supportive community of micro businesses and local people.
When a large organisation hires us to inspire their people with our business coaching, public speaking or creative thinking events, we use the income to fund our social enterprise activities - https://lnkd.in/e4JuE3v
Jenny’s Closet Party LLC: Marketing Plan
Summer 2014 Sample Assignment 2
Presented By: Jennifer Smith
Dr. Karen Mountain
Marketing Management (MKT 500)
Strayer University
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Executive Summary
Branding Strategy- Name, Logo, slogan and product extension:
Jenny’s Closet Party LLC is a local clothing exchanging company. Our exclusive features which gives us competitive advantage, is that we create a new trendy way to enjoy shopping and recycling by creating the ultimate shopping experience with fashion, food, fun and friends. Our events are held at the Porter County Expo Center centered around unique themes, for example: we have the summer theme where we ask ladies to bring tropical and vacation items (bathing suits, sandals, sun hats and sundresses) and as we approach colder weather we have winter themes when ladies are asked to bring items for winter (Boots, snow pants/coats, hats and scarves). Our slogan is Jenny’s Closet, “A great excuse to clean out your closet”. The picture represents our logo:
Having an array of high end fashionable clothing, accessories and shoes to choose from is the treasure you can receive just by donating. Our goal is to extend this concept to other cities in the area as we grow our appeal.
Brand Strategy
Jenny’s Closet Party goal is to change future shopping by providing an unparalleled swapping experience; whether a customer is budget-savvy or a shopper with disposable income. From the moment our customers come through the door, they will feel that wave of excitement, boasting our passion “Fashion, Food, Fun and Friends”. As they enter the event, they will be warmly welcomed by the soft silhouette of jazz, and greetings of the hostesses, as they walk around offering Champagne or sparkling cider. Around the room there will also be a banquet of cheeses, fruits, and cakes, which are highlighted by the cascades of a chocolate fondue fountain. The shopping area will be decorated with racks of items to choose from, centered with mirrors and dedicated fitting areas. Jenny’s Closet Party goal is to create an indulging environment of “Fashion, Food, Fun and Friends” in hopes that our customers will spread the word and others will too be inspired and have “A great excuse to clean their closets”!
Develop a Marketing Strategy with execution timeframes:
First and foremost before we begin to promote Jenny’s Closet Party LLC we must have capital. We will work with the Small Business Association and advisors on our Business Plan. Our goal is to seek investors and sponsorships donations for the start-up company. Once we have achieved this we will do the following:
Promotion
Jenny’s Closet Party will implement the following processes within the first 30 days to formulate our brand image and create brand awareness:
· Since we trying to ignite a different way to shop, we will start by introducing ourselves to the community so that they ...
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1. T
en well-heeled women dress a
room with clothes rails and display
tables, stylishly arranging a mass of
designer clothes, shoes and acces-
sories. Later, they will mingle with other
fashionable women, exchanging brand-name
clothing items and sprucing up their ward-
robes with new purchases. Sure, they’ll have
a good time, but the twice-monthly get-
together isn’t only for fun or fashion. It’s all
about making a profit…for children.
The women — most of them mothers —
are volunteers for Chic Mamas Do Care,
which collects top-end fashion items and or-
ganises bi-monthly exchange parties. The
non-profit organisation also sells clothes at
markets and has three permanent clothing
stores around Cape Town. Their objective is
simple: apply the old charity clothes shop
concept to high-end fashion to raise funds
for projects working with children. The Big
Issue chatted to founder Abigél Sheridan to
find out why Chic Mamas do care about the
children of South Africa and their future.
I used to volunteer for the Niall
Mellon Township Trust and helped build
houses for more than three years. But after
having my third child I wanted to do some-
thing on my own schedule, and something
a bit more feminine. I didn’t have too much
experience in fashion but saw there was po-
tential for something like this.
Chic Mamas started in my home.
At first it was just myself and four close
friends. Because every woman always desires
new clothes and everyone has at least a piece
of clothing they can donate, we decided a
fashion exchange party was a good and fun idea
to start with. We raised more than R200 000 in
our first year. It took a year to do all the pa-
perwork to become an NGO and our regis-
tration was finalised at the end of 2010.
We now have more than 25 ‘mamas’.
The volunteer team has grown into a great
Dressing for the greater good
‘Our mission is to promote the culture
of giving and caring at all levels’
By RENATA GALVÃO
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