The author tracks their family's weekly fuel usage by odometer readings and gallons needed to fill up tanks. They calculate using 7.6 gallons per week amounts to 30.4 gallons per month and 364.8 gallons per year. To reduce fuel consumption, the author proposes the husband bike to work daily, freeing up the truck for the author's solo use while avoiding an inefficient vehicle. Though fuel usage may remain the same, the author's satisfaction would increase from conserving and using preferred transportation. Based on national data, the author calculates their family uses $1,440 and 1.08 gallons per day, better than many other areas listed.
The document discusses improving long term profitability through sustainability management. It outlines steps to identify a company's exposure to sustainability issues like carbon emissions and water usage. Managers then define the organizational boundary, quantify the exposure, assess material impacts, and integrate sustainability practices to manage risks, costs, and revenue opportunities over time. The process aims to repeat sustainability assessments periodically.
The Navy Memorial in Washington D.C. is honoring all Chief Petty Officers with a year-long exhibit called the "Year of the Chief". The exhibit focuses on the history and current roles of Chiefs. Special events are being coordinated worldwide to celebrate. Membership in the celebration provides benefits like coin collections and prize drawings. All Chiefs, past and present, are encouraged to register in the Navy Log online to be included in history.
The Navy Memorial in Washington D.C. is honoring all Chief Petty Officers with a year-long exhibit called the "Year of the Chief". The exhibit focuses on the history and current roles of Chiefs. Special events are being coordinated worldwide to celebrate. Membership in the celebration provides benefits like coin collections and prize drawings. All Chiefs, past and present, are encouraged to register in the Navy Log online to be included in history.
This document is an itemized receipt listing various furniture and appliances purchased from IBISU including the item description, price, quantity, item total, and order total. It lists items such as a dining table, couch set, ceiling fan, lamps, refrigerator, blender, cabinet, stove, plastic chairs, iron, and ironing board along with their respective prices, quantities, and subtotals. The order total is RD$77,730.
Exploring the State of Facilities 2014 [Part 3]: Capital InvestmentSightlines
During this webinar, Sightlines Vice President Jim Kadamus and Associate Vice President Jay Pearlman offer an in-depth discussion of the benchmarks, trends, and best practices introduced in our 2014 report The State of Facilities in Higher Education.
Part 3 discusses the recent increased reliance on annual institutional capital by facilities leaders committed to slowing the rate of facility deferral and how overall spending has shifted since the recession. The growing deferred maintenance backlog is also discussed and we explore long-term capital execution strategies designed to define and draw down on that backlog.
Cinnabon business foundations pilot final presentation (1)ensquared
The document proposes that Cinnabon launch a new portable snack called Go-Bon to capitalize on the growing market for on-the-go indulgence. Go-Bon would be a handheld cinnamon roll made through a production process of forming dough balls, baking, cooling, and flavoring. Financial projections estimate Go-Bon would have high profit margins and customer surveys show strong interest. The portable snacks could generate over $1,000 in additional daily revenue for Cinnabon in a busy airport location.
This document provides advertisement rates for an online newspaper. It lists 5 types of advertisements and their standard rates, as well as 30% and 20% discount rates for yearly and monthly contracts respectively. Contact information is given at the end for inquiries. Advertisement options include inside front/back covers, single inside pages, two middle pages, and back cover page. Rates are listed in Kuwaiti Dinars and discounts are available for long-term contracts.
The author tracks their family's weekly fuel usage by odometer readings and gallons needed to fill up tanks. They calculate using 7.6 gallons per week amounts to 30.4 gallons per month and 364.8 gallons per year. To reduce fuel consumption, the author proposes the husband bike to work daily, freeing up the truck for the author's solo use while avoiding an inefficient vehicle. Though fuel usage may remain the same, the author's satisfaction would increase from conserving and using preferred transportation. Based on national data, the author calculates their family uses $1,440 and 1.08 gallons per day, better than many other areas listed.
The document discusses improving long term profitability through sustainability management. It outlines steps to identify a company's exposure to sustainability issues like carbon emissions and water usage. Managers then define the organizational boundary, quantify the exposure, assess material impacts, and integrate sustainability practices to manage risks, costs, and revenue opportunities over time. The process aims to repeat sustainability assessments periodically.
The Navy Memorial in Washington D.C. is honoring all Chief Petty Officers with a year-long exhibit called the "Year of the Chief". The exhibit focuses on the history and current roles of Chiefs. Special events are being coordinated worldwide to celebrate. Membership in the celebration provides benefits like coin collections and prize drawings. All Chiefs, past and present, are encouraged to register in the Navy Log online to be included in history.
The Navy Memorial in Washington D.C. is honoring all Chief Petty Officers with a year-long exhibit called the "Year of the Chief". The exhibit focuses on the history and current roles of Chiefs. Special events are being coordinated worldwide to celebrate. Membership in the celebration provides benefits like coin collections and prize drawings. All Chiefs, past and present, are encouraged to register in the Navy Log online to be included in history.
This document is an itemized receipt listing various furniture and appliances purchased from IBISU including the item description, price, quantity, item total, and order total. It lists items such as a dining table, couch set, ceiling fan, lamps, refrigerator, blender, cabinet, stove, plastic chairs, iron, and ironing board along with their respective prices, quantities, and subtotals. The order total is RD$77,730.
Exploring the State of Facilities 2014 [Part 3]: Capital InvestmentSightlines
During this webinar, Sightlines Vice President Jim Kadamus and Associate Vice President Jay Pearlman offer an in-depth discussion of the benchmarks, trends, and best practices introduced in our 2014 report The State of Facilities in Higher Education.
Part 3 discusses the recent increased reliance on annual institutional capital by facilities leaders committed to slowing the rate of facility deferral and how overall spending has shifted since the recession. The growing deferred maintenance backlog is also discussed and we explore long-term capital execution strategies designed to define and draw down on that backlog.
Cinnabon business foundations pilot final presentation (1)ensquared
The document proposes that Cinnabon launch a new portable snack called Go-Bon to capitalize on the growing market for on-the-go indulgence. Go-Bon would be a handheld cinnamon roll made through a production process of forming dough balls, baking, cooling, and flavoring. Financial projections estimate Go-Bon would have high profit margins and customer surveys show strong interest. The portable snacks could generate over $1,000 in additional daily revenue for Cinnabon in a busy airport location.
This document provides advertisement rates for an online newspaper. It lists 5 types of advertisements and their standard rates, as well as 30% and 20% discount rates for yearly and monthly contracts respectively. Contact information is given at the end for inquiries. Advertisement options include inside front/back covers, single inside pages, two middle pages, and back cover page. Rates are listed in Kuwaiti Dinars and discounts are available for long-term contracts.
Pat Von Tersch - Managing Margins in Market DownturnsJohn Blue
This document provides an overview of risk management strategies and opportunities for independent hog producers from the perspective of Professional Ag Marketing, Inc. It discusses guiding principles of risk management, managing relationships with packers, and strategies for 2017. Key points include decoupling inputs and hogs to manage margins, using options to protect against weather risks, and taking advantage of volatility while establishing long-term relationships with packers and the industry. The expanding industry and changing landscape provides both risks and opportunities for independent producers.
This document summarizes the financial projections of El Salto Ltda., a Chilean company that plans to invest $13.2 million to grow and diversify its agricultural products. It projects revenues and costs over 10 years both with and without the investment project. Revenues are projected to increase significantly with the project due to expanding livestock and producing an additional 22,250 kilograms annually. Total costs are also projected to increase to support the larger operations. The analysis evaluates whether the investment will be economically viable and profitable over the 10-year period.
Regency Purchasing Masterclass from the BALPPA FEC Meeting - Legoland May 2014BALPPA
This document provides guidance on various purchasing strategies and best practices. It discusses considering long-term pricing agreements for stable costs, focusing on core products while not neglecting low volume items, and ensuring "like for like" comparisons during supplier evaluations. Other topics covered include authorized buying lists, monthly purchase data analysis, choosing suppliers, innovating with new brands, maximizing upsell opportunities, and leveraging forgotten markets like waste management to reduce costs.
The document appears to contain real estate data and statistics for a local housing market between 2018 and 2019. It includes median home prices, price per square foot, days on market, and summaries of active, sold, and total property listings over this period. Key figures shown are a median of $135,600 for sold home prices, $98 per square foot, and a typical days on market of 18.
Clinton Global Initiative Hult Prize Finalist Presentation - HarambeeBig Fish Presentations
For this year's Hult Prize, Big Fish Presentations was given the task to design a presentation and coach the Dubai team Harambee to present in front of select judges during the 2014 Clinton Global Initiative in New York City.
For more information on the Hult Prize see here:
http://www.hultprizesix.com/
For more information on Harambee, please see here: https://www.facebook.com/harambeeorganisation
AJC 2011 Presentation - Building a Successful Marketing Strategy and Budgetnkristy
Here are the steps to forecast monthly sales for Kristy Family Jewelry Store:
a) Based on the chart, the monthly percentage for Jewelry Stores is:
Jan: 6.1%, Feb: 8.8%, Mar: 7.1%, Apr: 7%, May: 9.3%, Jun: 7.4%, Jul: 7.5%, Aug: 7.7%, Sep: 6.6%, Oct: 6.9%, Nov: 7.9%, Dec: 17.7%
b) The annual sales forecast from Step 1 is $476,055
c) To calculate monthly sales:
Jan: 6.1% of $476,055 is $29,062
Feb:
This document contains Damian Ortiz's monthly budget for 2019, including income categories like sales and expenses like payroll, rent, supplies, and utilities. The total monthly budgeted expenses are $1,847. There is also a payroll sheet listing 4 employees' hourly rates, scheduled hours, weekly pay, and annual and monthly costs. Finally, an analysis shows that in January sales exceeded budget by $1,000 while expenses were under budget, resulting in a positive variance of $1,067.
The document summarizes the monthly sales, costs, and profits of a water bottling plant over several months. It shows that the plant had consistent monthly sales of $24,000 but variable monthly profits ranging from $506.67 to $33,049.60 due to changing reinvestment amounts and interest/amortization costs. It also tracks the declining loan principal and accumulating interest/amortization costs over time.
This document contains tables and graphs showing the monthly profits, costs, and interest accrued on loans for a business over 5 years. It includes the monthly profits from January to December for each of the 5 years. It also includes tables listing the costs of various inventory items purchased each year, advertising costs, and a amortization schedule showing the monthly payments, interest, and balances on a $1,175 business loan over 14 months. References are provided at the end.
This document contains tables and graphs showing the monthly profits, costs, and interest accrued on loans for a business over 5 years. It includes the monthly profits from January to December for each of the 5 years. It also includes tables listing the costs of various inventory items purchased each year, advertising costs, and a amortization schedule showing the monthly payments, interest, and balances on a $1,175 business loan over 14 months. References are provided at the end.
This document discusses cash flow management for agricultural businesses. It emphasizes the importance of planning, record keeping, and managing expenses and inventory to maintain positive cash flow. Farmers are encouraged to create budgets that allow them to pay bills and cover living expenses within six months. The document also provides example returns for different agricultural operations in North Dakota and average returns for grass fed beef operations to help farmers set financial goals and benchmarks.
NATL is a commodity risk management firm that helps businesses manage volatility in commodity prices. It offers consulting services to develop customized risk management processes. It also acts as a sourcing agent, purchasing commodities on behalf of clients. NATL analyzes commodity market data and historical purchase costs to identify opportunities for clients to lock in pricing or take advantage of discounted inventory. The goal is to convert volatility into increased savings and profits for clients.
Del Valle State Regional Park is looking to boost revenue and provide healthy treats to visitors. They are considering partnering with Ice Candy Company to sell Italian water ice. This would help Del Valle meet their goals of offering a delicious, healthy product at a reasonable price while demonstrating a commitment to community health. Ice Candy's market research found that most consumers prefer their products to ice cream and want healthy snack options, indicating Italian water ice could be successful. Their proposal outlines plans to introduce the product at Del Valle and other California state parks.
The restaurant intends to increase sales from $336K in the first year to over $672K in the third year through targeted marketing, promotions, and an affordable dining experience. Special promotions will include weekly chef special discounts, discounted kids meals on weekends, and a loyalty program. Locally and organically grown food will help control costs.
Brunswick (BC) Pitch - Jonathan Chang - FINAL COPYJonathan Chang
This document provides financial projections and valuation metrics for Brunswick Corporation and several peers. It includes estimates of revenue and EBITDA growth for Brunswick from 2014 to 2018 under analyst, conservative, base, and optimistic scenarios. It also shows discounted cash flow analyses for Brunswick using a range of terminal growth and EBITDA multiple assumptions. The document indicates Brunswick currently trades at a premium or discount to peer median valuation metrics.
The document provides an annual report on the real estate market. It summarizes sales volumes and median home prices for several cities in Southwest California for 2010. Several key points are made:
- Home sales increased over 30% year-over-year in 4 cities and over 25% in the other two cities compared to 2009 levels. Total sales revenue also increased.
- Median home prices remained largely stable compared to 2009 and 2008 levels, suggesting the market may have stabilized after declines in prior years.
- Strong first half sales volumes helped annual numbers despite slowing in the second half of the year. The outlook for 2011 is uncertain depending on broader economic and jobs trends.
The sales strategy aims to generate $336K in sales in the first year and double that amount to $672K by the third year. This will be achieved through creative marketing, promotions, and providing an affordable yet high-quality dining experience using locally and organically grown food. Sales are forecasted to increase each year through higher unit sales and maintained prices across meals, drinks, and other items.
The document discusses economic concepts like consumer surplus, producer surplus, market demand and supply, and how government policies like price floors and ceilings can cause deadweight loss. It provides graphs to illustrate these concepts and how consumer and producer surpluses are calculated in competitive markets and under different price interventions.
The document analyzes promotional activity and brand positioning for natural and processed cheese products at Retailer X. It finds that:
1) National brands promote cheese products more frequently and offer steeper discounts than private label brands.
2) For most categories like chunks, shreds, slices, and sticks, multiple national brands have similar average prices, indicating redundant offerings.
3) Based on pricing and lower sales, Crystal Farms and Borden brands are most redundant. The conclusion recommends removing these brands and replacing them with private label SKUs to optimize profit and increase assortment variety for customers.
Pat Von Tersch - Managing Margins in Market DownturnsJohn Blue
This document provides an overview of risk management strategies and opportunities for independent hog producers from the perspective of Professional Ag Marketing, Inc. It discusses guiding principles of risk management, managing relationships with packers, and strategies for 2017. Key points include decoupling inputs and hogs to manage margins, using options to protect against weather risks, and taking advantage of volatility while establishing long-term relationships with packers and the industry. The expanding industry and changing landscape provides both risks and opportunities for independent producers.
This document summarizes the financial projections of El Salto Ltda., a Chilean company that plans to invest $13.2 million to grow and diversify its agricultural products. It projects revenues and costs over 10 years both with and without the investment project. Revenues are projected to increase significantly with the project due to expanding livestock and producing an additional 22,250 kilograms annually. Total costs are also projected to increase to support the larger operations. The analysis evaluates whether the investment will be economically viable and profitable over the 10-year period.
Regency Purchasing Masterclass from the BALPPA FEC Meeting - Legoland May 2014BALPPA
This document provides guidance on various purchasing strategies and best practices. It discusses considering long-term pricing agreements for stable costs, focusing on core products while not neglecting low volume items, and ensuring "like for like" comparisons during supplier evaluations. Other topics covered include authorized buying lists, monthly purchase data analysis, choosing suppliers, innovating with new brands, maximizing upsell opportunities, and leveraging forgotten markets like waste management to reduce costs.
The document appears to contain real estate data and statistics for a local housing market between 2018 and 2019. It includes median home prices, price per square foot, days on market, and summaries of active, sold, and total property listings over this period. Key figures shown are a median of $135,600 for sold home prices, $98 per square foot, and a typical days on market of 18.
Clinton Global Initiative Hult Prize Finalist Presentation - HarambeeBig Fish Presentations
For this year's Hult Prize, Big Fish Presentations was given the task to design a presentation and coach the Dubai team Harambee to present in front of select judges during the 2014 Clinton Global Initiative in New York City.
For more information on the Hult Prize see here:
http://www.hultprizesix.com/
For more information on Harambee, please see here: https://www.facebook.com/harambeeorganisation
AJC 2011 Presentation - Building a Successful Marketing Strategy and Budgetnkristy
Here are the steps to forecast monthly sales for Kristy Family Jewelry Store:
a) Based on the chart, the monthly percentage for Jewelry Stores is:
Jan: 6.1%, Feb: 8.8%, Mar: 7.1%, Apr: 7%, May: 9.3%, Jun: 7.4%, Jul: 7.5%, Aug: 7.7%, Sep: 6.6%, Oct: 6.9%, Nov: 7.9%, Dec: 17.7%
b) The annual sales forecast from Step 1 is $476,055
c) To calculate monthly sales:
Jan: 6.1% of $476,055 is $29,062
Feb:
This document contains Damian Ortiz's monthly budget for 2019, including income categories like sales and expenses like payroll, rent, supplies, and utilities. The total monthly budgeted expenses are $1,847. There is also a payroll sheet listing 4 employees' hourly rates, scheduled hours, weekly pay, and annual and monthly costs. Finally, an analysis shows that in January sales exceeded budget by $1,000 while expenses were under budget, resulting in a positive variance of $1,067.
The document summarizes the monthly sales, costs, and profits of a water bottling plant over several months. It shows that the plant had consistent monthly sales of $24,000 but variable monthly profits ranging from $506.67 to $33,049.60 due to changing reinvestment amounts and interest/amortization costs. It also tracks the declining loan principal and accumulating interest/amortization costs over time.
This document contains tables and graphs showing the monthly profits, costs, and interest accrued on loans for a business over 5 years. It includes the monthly profits from January to December for each of the 5 years. It also includes tables listing the costs of various inventory items purchased each year, advertising costs, and a amortization schedule showing the monthly payments, interest, and balances on a $1,175 business loan over 14 months. References are provided at the end.
This document contains tables and graphs showing the monthly profits, costs, and interest accrued on loans for a business over 5 years. It includes the monthly profits from January to December for each of the 5 years. It also includes tables listing the costs of various inventory items purchased each year, advertising costs, and a amortization schedule showing the monthly payments, interest, and balances on a $1,175 business loan over 14 months. References are provided at the end.
This document discusses cash flow management for agricultural businesses. It emphasizes the importance of planning, record keeping, and managing expenses and inventory to maintain positive cash flow. Farmers are encouraged to create budgets that allow them to pay bills and cover living expenses within six months. The document also provides example returns for different agricultural operations in North Dakota and average returns for grass fed beef operations to help farmers set financial goals and benchmarks.
NATL is a commodity risk management firm that helps businesses manage volatility in commodity prices. It offers consulting services to develop customized risk management processes. It also acts as a sourcing agent, purchasing commodities on behalf of clients. NATL analyzes commodity market data and historical purchase costs to identify opportunities for clients to lock in pricing or take advantage of discounted inventory. The goal is to convert volatility into increased savings and profits for clients.
Del Valle State Regional Park is looking to boost revenue and provide healthy treats to visitors. They are considering partnering with Ice Candy Company to sell Italian water ice. This would help Del Valle meet their goals of offering a delicious, healthy product at a reasonable price while demonstrating a commitment to community health. Ice Candy's market research found that most consumers prefer their products to ice cream and want healthy snack options, indicating Italian water ice could be successful. Their proposal outlines plans to introduce the product at Del Valle and other California state parks.
The restaurant intends to increase sales from $336K in the first year to over $672K in the third year through targeted marketing, promotions, and an affordable dining experience. Special promotions will include weekly chef special discounts, discounted kids meals on weekends, and a loyalty program. Locally and organically grown food will help control costs.
Brunswick (BC) Pitch - Jonathan Chang - FINAL COPYJonathan Chang
This document provides financial projections and valuation metrics for Brunswick Corporation and several peers. It includes estimates of revenue and EBITDA growth for Brunswick from 2014 to 2018 under analyst, conservative, base, and optimistic scenarios. It also shows discounted cash flow analyses for Brunswick using a range of terminal growth and EBITDA multiple assumptions. The document indicates Brunswick currently trades at a premium or discount to peer median valuation metrics.
The document provides an annual report on the real estate market. It summarizes sales volumes and median home prices for several cities in Southwest California for 2010. Several key points are made:
- Home sales increased over 30% year-over-year in 4 cities and over 25% in the other two cities compared to 2009 levels. Total sales revenue also increased.
- Median home prices remained largely stable compared to 2009 and 2008 levels, suggesting the market may have stabilized after declines in prior years.
- Strong first half sales volumes helped annual numbers despite slowing in the second half of the year. The outlook for 2011 is uncertain depending on broader economic and jobs trends.
The sales strategy aims to generate $336K in sales in the first year and double that amount to $672K by the third year. This will be achieved through creative marketing, promotions, and providing an affordable yet high-quality dining experience using locally and organically grown food. Sales are forecasted to increase each year through higher unit sales and maintained prices across meals, drinks, and other items.
The document discusses economic concepts like consumer surplus, producer surplus, market demand and supply, and how government policies like price floors and ceilings can cause deadweight loss. It provides graphs to illustrate these concepts and how consumer and producer surpluses are calculated in competitive markets and under different price interventions.
The document analyzes promotional activity and brand positioning for natural and processed cheese products at Retailer X. It finds that:
1) National brands promote cheese products more frequently and offer steeper discounts than private label brands.
2) For most categories like chunks, shreds, slices, and sticks, multiple national brands have similar average prices, indicating redundant offerings.
3) Based on pricing and lower sales, Crystal Farms and Borden brands are most redundant. The conclusion recommends removing these brands and replacing them with private label SKUs to optimize profit and increase assortment variety for customers.
1. Canadian Opilio Snow Crab Procurement Specialists
“Enabling our clients to make the best possible purchasing
decisions through a discrete, diligent, and prudent process,
maximizing purchasing power without sacrificing quality.”
With the Opilio season around the corner now is the proper
time to start planning on yearly consumption and inventory
turnover to optimize your company’s bottom line. At Global
Seafood Brokers we are here to help with your crab needs
both from a quality control & financial respect to meet your
company’s demands as efficiently as possible. This
upcoming season we will offer one program. The program
consists of a fixed price throughout the season to take
advantage of the bottom of the market. In addition, we offer
product placement in the location of your choice meaning
you do not have to buy load quantities every month to take
advantage of great pricing.
On the following page is an example based on 5/8
Newfoundland Crab. Although prices are not set for 2011
and this is strictly an example, the same principles will
apply this upcoming season. Planning in advance is the key
to profitability and control over the market cycle. Let us
know how we can help.
Global Seafood Brokers
Phone: 303 517 7424
Fax: 303 648 6788
Email: casey@globalseafoodbrokers.com
http://www.globalseafoodbrokers.com
2. You Have Options For Snow Crab Procurement, Let Us Help With The Best Decision
Contractual Crab Pricing 2010
GSB Pricing Market Pricing
Price / lb Load Price Price / lb Load Price
June $3.65/lb $120,450 $3.65/lb $120,450
July $3.72/lb $122,760 $3.72/lb $122,760
August $3.72/lb $122,760 $4.00/lb $132,000
September $3.72/lb $122,760 $4.40/lb $145,200
October $3.72/lb $122,760 $4.80/lb $158,400
November $3.72/lb $122,760 $5.30/lb $174,900
December $3.72/lb $122,760 $5.80/lb $191,400
January $3.72/lb $122,760 $5.85/lb $193,050
February $3.72/lb $122,760 $5.85/lb $193,050
Total Cost $1,102,530 $1,431,210
Net Savings $328,680
Costs Include Finance & Cold Storage For The Year
GSB Pricing
Market Pricing
$200,000
$180,000
$160,000
$140,000
$120,000
$100,000