This document provides a business proposal for an urban infrastructure project called IOI that will incorporate socialist pooling, capitalist universal manufacturing, and vertical farms. The proposal describes the various sectors that will be included such as business, living, schools/colleges, and transportation. It outlines financial projections and discusses opportunities around marketing, management, and financial profits from rent and other revenue streams. The goal is to boost the global economy by improving resource management and transitioning to more efficient infrastructure over time.
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce put this out showing what is going on in Mobile\'s Economic Development world. We are still working on economic growth and I believe someday when the nation\'s economy improves Mobile will be ahead of the rest.
Columbus OH Market News April 2011 Columbus Regioncolliersohio
- Bioscience employment in Central Ohio has grown 19.5% since 2000, adding over 10,000 jobs, while statewide employment declined 8.6%. Over 200 new biotech companies have started in Ohio.
- Arshot Investment Corp. received approval to purchase the former Cooper Stadium site for $3.4 million and will seek a 10-year, 75% property tax abatement.
- From 2000 to 2010, the number of young professionals within 3 miles of Broad and High in Columbus grew by 4,000 (45%), and Columbus was ranked 9th for gains in college-educated residents.
The summary provides an overview of economic activity and performance in the Columbus region for May 2013 based on the document:
- 22 new business development projects started in May, with 108 projects year-to-date, continuing strong project and investment activity. A case study highlights G-Tekt Corporation's plans for a new $28.6 million manufacturing facility creating 100 jobs.
- Business retention efforts included 42 business visits in May by regional economic development organizations. A case study covered Proform Industries expanding operations and adding 120 jobs with a $1.2 million investment.
- Other highlights included the launch of a new $300 million venture capital fund by Drive Capital and continued growth in regional patent activity. Unemployment claims declined
This document provides details on a proposed large-scale commercial and residential development project called IOI - Interdependence of Individuality. The project would incorporate businesses, living areas, municipalities, schools, vertical farms, transportation, waste management, and manufacturing within a single large facility. It includes financial projections estimating annual revenue of $478 million from a variety of revenue streams. The proposal outlines management structure, production estimates, marketing strategy, and objectives to establish this sustainable infrastructure project.
The document summarizes the mechanical ventilation and air conditioning system of the Pinnacle Sunway building. It describes the centralized chilled water system which uses water chillers to produce chilled water that is circulated through the building to fan coil units. Key components discussed include the chiller plant in the basement, cooling towers on the roof, and the chilled water piping distribution system. Diagrams show the layout and location of major mechanical equipment.
Gamuda, a Malaysian construction company, attended career fairs in the UK to promote opportunities for Malaysian graduates. Gamuda had a booth at the UKEC-Graduan Fair in London where they met with students and the fair was officially opened by Dato' Sri Idris Jala, the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department and CEO of Pemandu. Gamuda's Human Resources director, Lai Tak Ming, also attended the opening.
The document provides information on Gamuda Berhad, a Malaysia-based construction company. It discusses the construction sector in Malaysia and background of Gamuda. The company operates in engineering and construction, property development, water and expressway concessions. A key competitor is YTL Corporation. The document also includes Gamuda's vision and mission statements, an external assessment identifying opportunities and threats, an internal assessment of strengths and weaknesses, and a SWOT analysis matrix.
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce put this out showing what is going on in Mobile\'s Economic Development world. We are still working on economic growth and I believe someday when the nation\'s economy improves Mobile will be ahead of the rest.
Columbus OH Market News April 2011 Columbus Regioncolliersohio
- Bioscience employment in Central Ohio has grown 19.5% since 2000, adding over 10,000 jobs, while statewide employment declined 8.6%. Over 200 new biotech companies have started in Ohio.
- Arshot Investment Corp. received approval to purchase the former Cooper Stadium site for $3.4 million and will seek a 10-year, 75% property tax abatement.
- From 2000 to 2010, the number of young professionals within 3 miles of Broad and High in Columbus grew by 4,000 (45%), and Columbus was ranked 9th for gains in college-educated residents.
The summary provides an overview of economic activity and performance in the Columbus region for May 2013 based on the document:
- 22 new business development projects started in May, with 108 projects year-to-date, continuing strong project and investment activity. A case study highlights G-Tekt Corporation's plans for a new $28.6 million manufacturing facility creating 100 jobs.
- Business retention efforts included 42 business visits in May by regional economic development organizations. A case study covered Proform Industries expanding operations and adding 120 jobs with a $1.2 million investment.
- Other highlights included the launch of a new $300 million venture capital fund by Drive Capital and continued growth in regional patent activity. Unemployment claims declined
This document provides details on a proposed large-scale commercial and residential development project called IOI - Interdependence of Individuality. The project would incorporate businesses, living areas, municipalities, schools, vertical farms, transportation, waste management, and manufacturing within a single large facility. It includes financial projections estimating annual revenue of $478 million from a variety of revenue streams. The proposal outlines management structure, production estimates, marketing strategy, and objectives to establish this sustainable infrastructure project.
The document summarizes the mechanical ventilation and air conditioning system of the Pinnacle Sunway building. It describes the centralized chilled water system which uses water chillers to produce chilled water that is circulated through the building to fan coil units. Key components discussed include the chiller plant in the basement, cooling towers on the roof, and the chilled water piping distribution system. Diagrams show the layout and location of major mechanical equipment.
Gamuda, a Malaysian construction company, attended career fairs in the UK to promote opportunities for Malaysian graduates. Gamuda had a booth at the UKEC-Graduan Fair in London where they met with students and the fair was officially opened by Dato' Sri Idris Jala, the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department and CEO of Pemandu. Gamuda's Human Resources director, Lai Tak Ming, also attended the opening.
The document provides information on Gamuda Berhad, a Malaysia-based construction company. It discusses the construction sector in Malaysia and background of Gamuda. The company operates in engineering and construction, property development, water and expressway concessions. A key competitor is YTL Corporation. The document also includes Gamuda's vision and mission statements, an external assessment identifying opportunities and threats, an internal assessment of strengths and weaknesses, and a SWOT analysis matrix.
Presented by Mr. Ahmed Abdel-Moniem, Egypt Branch Manager, IOI Loders Croklaan.
Workshop on
Palm-Based Specialty Fats: Specifications and Applications
Organized by Malaysian Palm Oil Council - Egypt.
On 2nd November 2015
This document provides an overview of Sime Darby Plantation (SDP), a major palm oil producer in Malaysia. It discusses SDP's vision, mission, profile, history, organizational structure, current issues, PESTEL analysis, SWOT analysis, financial ratios, production process, BCG matrix, competitive profile, and opportunities for improvement in operations, finance, and human resources management. Key points include that SDP is one of the world's largest palm oil producers, faces challenges related to deforestation and sustainability, and has opportunities to strengthen decision making, diversify into renewable energy like biodiesel, and better attract and retain Malaysian employees.
This marketing plan is for Tesco Stores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of British retailer Tesco operating in Malaysia. The plan covers situational analysis, objectives, strategies, and marketing elements. Key competitors in Malaysia include Giant, Carrefour, and Jusco, who compete on price, variety of products, and shopping experience. A SWOT analysis identifies Tesco's strengths in brand, customer service and prices, as well as opportunities for growth, but also weaknesses in over-reliance on the UK market and threats from economic declines and competitive pressures. The plan analyzes Tesco's target Malaysian customers and outlines segmentation, targeting, and positioning strategies.
Sime Darby is a leading Malaysian conglomerate with over 300 controlled companies and 36,000 employees. It started in 1910 with rubber plantations and has since diversified into various industries including palm oil, cocoa, manufacturing, and property through acquisitions. In the 1990s, Sime Darby was considering acquiring UMBC, Malaysia's fourth largest bank, but faced risks from lack of experience in financial services and unhealthy potential returns. The document discusses Sime Darby's history, diversification strategy, operations across various countries in Southeast Asia, and political risks faced in different regions.
Adidas is a German manufacturer and marketer of sports apparel and footwear. Founded in 1924 by Adolf "Adi" Dassler, Adidas focuses on footwear, clothing, and accessories. It targets youth and upper middle class consumers who enjoy sports and have a fashionable, stylish lifestyle. Adidas positions its products as comfortable and stylishly designed to meet consumer needs. Its largest product categories are footwear, clothing, and accessories, with a primary focus on running, football, basketball, and training apparel.
The Port of Tanjung Pelepas is a major container port located in Malaysia. It received its first vessel in 1999 and set a world record by handling over 1 million TEU of containers within 571 days of operation. Currently, the port has 10 berths totaling 3.6 km in length and a container yard of 1.2 million square meters. It has a capacity of over 8 million TEU per year. The port benefits from deep waters of 15-19 meters and a large turning basin. It aims to generate economic growth for Johor and contribute to Malaysia's development.
Adidas is a German sportswear company founded in the 1920s. It has experienced ownership changes and financial troubles but found success through endorsements like Run DMC in the 1980s. Adidas targets customers aged 13-30 through premium priced, technology-focused products. It uses celebrity endorsements and the "Impossible is Nothing" campaign to promote the brand. Adidas products are widely distributed through stores and online retailers. Strengths include celebrity endorsements and marketing, though weaknesses include a wide football boot selection and history of labor issues.
Fast forward or Slow Reverse by Rohit Talwar 09/01/14Rohit Talwar
Here we explore five major forces that could shape the next decade and examine the implications for the property sector. Major forces include: economic conditions, science & technology, demographic changes, sustainability, breakthrough innovation
The document discusses the opportunity for companies to improve resource productivity as billions more people enter the middle class, putting pressure on resources. It argues that combining information technology with industrial technology can drive 10x improvements in productivity on both the supply and demand sides. However, businesses will need to adopt new management strategies focused on reducing waste, substitution, circularity, optimization, and virtualization to capture this opportunity and avoid disruption. The biggest opportunities exist in restructuring industries like transportation, utilities, buildings, and technology to be more efficient users of resources through approaches like autonomous electric vehicles, net-zero energy buildings, distributed grid management, and circular supply chains.
This document describes a company called Bowe Home Systems that aims to develop affordable and adaptable alternative energy systems for homes and businesses. It will integrate various technologies like solar, wind, hydrogen, and waste-to-energy to create self-sustaining units. The company plans to market the systems through educational materials and varying price points. It will start development in Laredo, Missouri and hopes to gain patents and franchise dealerships over time. Safety and reliability will be top priorities in the product design.
The proposed Canadian Motor Speedway project in Fort Erie, Ontario would develop an $150 million racetrack with ancillary commercial and industrial buildings on 820 acres of land. It would host various motorsport events for up to 100,000 spectators and include a 1-mile oval track connected to a 2.6 mile road course. The development is expected to generate over 800 jobs and $30 million annually in tax revenue for governments while boosting the local economy through tourism spending. Research on fuels, materials and powertrains would also occur on site through a partnership with McMaster University.
This document provides a business plan summary for X YZ Corp, which plans to open an eco adventure park called X
YZ Adventure Park in Panama. The plan includes details on the owners' experience, the park's proposed attractions
and facilities, market research supporting the project's viability, and 5-year financial projections forecasting increasing
sales and profits. Key points include:
- The park will offer activities like horseback riding, hiking, camping and a zip line canopy tour on 93 acres of cloud
forest land.
- Market research indicates potential given eco-tourism growth and lack of similar attractions in the area.
- $350,000 in additional capital is needed to build facilities and boost sales/prof
This document discusses ways for telecommunications businesses to operate more sustainably and reduce their environmental impact. It proposes strategies like infrastructure sharing, using alternative energy sources like solar and micro-hydro power, and educating customers about conserving resources and properly disposing of old phones and batteries. The document advocates developing metrics to evaluate companies' "green" practices and encouraging sustainable regulation and business models in the telecom industry in Indonesia.
There is an increased global
awareness that a modern
economy cannot reach its full
potential without nurturing the
innovation of its entrepreneurs,
and that realization enhances
the prospects for venture capital.
I am very passionate about using investment strategies combined with leveraging political and
corporate support to create radical social transformation and new markets in the developing world.
Since past year I have been compiling a set of ideas that IF implemented with the right
partnerships - can turnaround the fate of any developing country.
Please note that in this document we take the example of Pakistan. However the thesis underlying
the suggestions embedded in this document holds true in the author's opinion for other
developing countries/regions as well. Some of the ideas listed here are inspired from my work of
consulting governments and large corporations across LatAm and China. In my years of being an
investor in the U.S venture capital industry, I have had the privilege to meet entrepreneurs, Venture
Capitalists, innovation thought leaders etc. from 50+ countries (Germany, UK, Israel, India,
Singapore,Turkey, France, China, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Iran, etc. etc.). I can safely conclude that the
secret recipe to the success of U.S. economy and military might lies, to a major credit, in the
thought leadership and effective capital market of venture capital. Most smart countries I have
worked with have figured out tailored cross border investment strategies to be involved in the U.S
innovation ecosystem. Developing countries can learn from some these examples and replicate to
achieve great outcomes
This document summarizes key events and technological developments in computing from 2006-2007. Some of the highlights mentioned include the 15th anniversary of the World Wide Web, Intel releasing dual-core processors, and Microsoft launching Windows XP Starter Edition as part of an initiative to address the digital divide. It also discusses projects aimed at developing $10 laptops for children in developing countries.
Printable Graphic Organizer For 5 Paragraph Essay - 5Sheena White
The document discusses the lifestyle and fashion trends of women known as "flappers" during the 1920s. Flappers cut their hair short, wore makeup, smoked and drank, danced wildly, and went on dates without chaperones. They also participated in sports like golf and tennis. Sunbathing became popular, and some women took up driving and flying. While some women still attended college, interest in careers declined after marriage became common. Kotex sanitary pads also became widely available during this period, marketed as more hygienic than previous methods.
This document discusses the need for "liner buildings" along parking structures and lots in downtown areas. Liner buildings provide street-level commercial and residential space to activate the street and avoid parking dominating the streetscape. The proposal is to develop a 12-unit workforce housing liner building along a new parking structure in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Two-thirds of the units would be affordable housing. The partnership will finalize plans and financing to complete the liner building concurrent with the parking structure to activate the street and address the city's shortage of affordable housing.
This document discusses the rise of advanced robotics and its impact across multiple sectors. Some key points:
- Advanced robotics, powered by technologies like AI, IoT, and sensors, will disrupt many industries and require rethinking how humans, life, cities, and enterprises are organized.
- Robots are already replacing many agricultural jobs due to technologies like milking robots and self-driving tractors. It is estimated that 60% of agricultural jobs, around 316,000 jobs, will be replaced by robots by 2035.
- Robotics will significantly boost productivity and GDP. For example, GDP in the agriculture sector in 2035 is projected to be 55% greater with automation compared to without due to
Urban Power USA has developed urban wind turbines that can harness wind energy in cities. After years of research and testing, they are now ready for commercial sales. Their turbines are well-suited for rooftop or land installations in urban areas, where wind and solar energy are often not viable options. They seek funding to expand marketing/sales, hire additional staff, and produce turbines to meet initial commercial orders, with the goal of growing annual sales by 20% each year. Their urban turbines have an advantage over solar in not requiring as much space and avoiding roof damage from installations.
The document provides a business plan summary for CNRG & TS, which seeks $100 million in funding to develop vertical axis wind turbines and electric diesel transportation systems. Key points include plans to establish wind turbine and transportation manufacturing plants, pursue strategic partnerships, and generate $6 billion in sales over 5 years through commercial and residential wind and transportation offerings.
This document proposes establishing mini/modular refineries in the Niger Delta region to provide economic and social benefits. Key points:
1) Mini refineries of 6,000-10,000 barrels/day capacity would process local crude oil into gasoline, diesel and kerosene, creating jobs, products for the local market, and profits within 2 years.
2) The refineries aim to employ locally, curb illegal refining, and catalyze development by providing a profitable investment that can be replicated elsewhere in the region.
3) Financial analysis shows the refineries would be profitable even accounting for risks like funding delays or social/security issues, which would be mitigated through engagement with
Presented by Mr. Ahmed Abdel-Moniem, Egypt Branch Manager, IOI Loders Croklaan.
Workshop on
Palm-Based Specialty Fats: Specifications and Applications
Organized by Malaysian Palm Oil Council - Egypt.
On 2nd November 2015
This document provides an overview of Sime Darby Plantation (SDP), a major palm oil producer in Malaysia. It discusses SDP's vision, mission, profile, history, organizational structure, current issues, PESTEL analysis, SWOT analysis, financial ratios, production process, BCG matrix, competitive profile, and opportunities for improvement in operations, finance, and human resources management. Key points include that SDP is one of the world's largest palm oil producers, faces challenges related to deforestation and sustainability, and has opportunities to strengthen decision making, diversify into renewable energy like biodiesel, and better attract and retain Malaysian employees.
This marketing plan is for Tesco Stores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of British retailer Tesco operating in Malaysia. The plan covers situational analysis, objectives, strategies, and marketing elements. Key competitors in Malaysia include Giant, Carrefour, and Jusco, who compete on price, variety of products, and shopping experience. A SWOT analysis identifies Tesco's strengths in brand, customer service and prices, as well as opportunities for growth, but also weaknesses in over-reliance on the UK market and threats from economic declines and competitive pressures. The plan analyzes Tesco's target Malaysian customers and outlines segmentation, targeting, and positioning strategies.
Sime Darby is a leading Malaysian conglomerate with over 300 controlled companies and 36,000 employees. It started in 1910 with rubber plantations and has since diversified into various industries including palm oil, cocoa, manufacturing, and property through acquisitions. In the 1990s, Sime Darby was considering acquiring UMBC, Malaysia's fourth largest bank, but faced risks from lack of experience in financial services and unhealthy potential returns. The document discusses Sime Darby's history, diversification strategy, operations across various countries in Southeast Asia, and political risks faced in different regions.
Adidas is a German manufacturer and marketer of sports apparel and footwear. Founded in 1924 by Adolf "Adi" Dassler, Adidas focuses on footwear, clothing, and accessories. It targets youth and upper middle class consumers who enjoy sports and have a fashionable, stylish lifestyle. Adidas positions its products as comfortable and stylishly designed to meet consumer needs. Its largest product categories are footwear, clothing, and accessories, with a primary focus on running, football, basketball, and training apparel.
The Port of Tanjung Pelepas is a major container port located in Malaysia. It received its first vessel in 1999 and set a world record by handling over 1 million TEU of containers within 571 days of operation. Currently, the port has 10 berths totaling 3.6 km in length and a container yard of 1.2 million square meters. It has a capacity of over 8 million TEU per year. The port benefits from deep waters of 15-19 meters and a large turning basin. It aims to generate economic growth for Johor and contribute to Malaysia's development.
Adidas is a German sportswear company founded in the 1920s. It has experienced ownership changes and financial troubles but found success through endorsements like Run DMC in the 1980s. Adidas targets customers aged 13-30 through premium priced, technology-focused products. It uses celebrity endorsements and the "Impossible is Nothing" campaign to promote the brand. Adidas products are widely distributed through stores and online retailers. Strengths include celebrity endorsements and marketing, though weaknesses include a wide football boot selection and history of labor issues.
Fast forward or Slow Reverse by Rohit Talwar 09/01/14Rohit Talwar
Here we explore five major forces that could shape the next decade and examine the implications for the property sector. Major forces include: economic conditions, science & technology, demographic changes, sustainability, breakthrough innovation
The document discusses the opportunity for companies to improve resource productivity as billions more people enter the middle class, putting pressure on resources. It argues that combining information technology with industrial technology can drive 10x improvements in productivity on both the supply and demand sides. However, businesses will need to adopt new management strategies focused on reducing waste, substitution, circularity, optimization, and virtualization to capture this opportunity and avoid disruption. The biggest opportunities exist in restructuring industries like transportation, utilities, buildings, and technology to be more efficient users of resources through approaches like autonomous electric vehicles, net-zero energy buildings, distributed grid management, and circular supply chains.
This document describes a company called Bowe Home Systems that aims to develop affordable and adaptable alternative energy systems for homes and businesses. It will integrate various technologies like solar, wind, hydrogen, and waste-to-energy to create self-sustaining units. The company plans to market the systems through educational materials and varying price points. It will start development in Laredo, Missouri and hopes to gain patents and franchise dealerships over time. Safety and reliability will be top priorities in the product design.
The proposed Canadian Motor Speedway project in Fort Erie, Ontario would develop an $150 million racetrack with ancillary commercial and industrial buildings on 820 acres of land. It would host various motorsport events for up to 100,000 spectators and include a 1-mile oval track connected to a 2.6 mile road course. The development is expected to generate over 800 jobs and $30 million annually in tax revenue for governments while boosting the local economy through tourism spending. Research on fuels, materials and powertrains would also occur on site through a partnership with McMaster University.
This document provides a business plan summary for X YZ Corp, which plans to open an eco adventure park called X
YZ Adventure Park in Panama. The plan includes details on the owners' experience, the park's proposed attractions
and facilities, market research supporting the project's viability, and 5-year financial projections forecasting increasing
sales and profits. Key points include:
- The park will offer activities like horseback riding, hiking, camping and a zip line canopy tour on 93 acres of cloud
forest land.
- Market research indicates potential given eco-tourism growth and lack of similar attractions in the area.
- $350,000 in additional capital is needed to build facilities and boost sales/prof
This document discusses ways for telecommunications businesses to operate more sustainably and reduce their environmental impact. It proposes strategies like infrastructure sharing, using alternative energy sources like solar and micro-hydro power, and educating customers about conserving resources and properly disposing of old phones and batteries. The document advocates developing metrics to evaluate companies' "green" practices and encouraging sustainable regulation and business models in the telecom industry in Indonesia.
There is an increased global
awareness that a modern
economy cannot reach its full
potential without nurturing the
innovation of its entrepreneurs,
and that realization enhances
the prospects for venture capital.
I am very passionate about using investment strategies combined with leveraging political and
corporate support to create radical social transformation and new markets in the developing world.
Since past year I have been compiling a set of ideas that IF implemented with the right
partnerships - can turnaround the fate of any developing country.
Please note that in this document we take the example of Pakistan. However the thesis underlying
the suggestions embedded in this document holds true in the author's opinion for other
developing countries/regions as well. Some of the ideas listed here are inspired from my work of
consulting governments and large corporations across LatAm and China. In my years of being an
investor in the U.S venture capital industry, I have had the privilege to meet entrepreneurs, Venture
Capitalists, innovation thought leaders etc. from 50+ countries (Germany, UK, Israel, India,
Singapore,Turkey, France, China, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Iran, etc. etc.). I can safely conclude that the
secret recipe to the success of U.S. economy and military might lies, to a major credit, in the
thought leadership and effective capital market of venture capital. Most smart countries I have
worked with have figured out tailored cross border investment strategies to be involved in the U.S
innovation ecosystem. Developing countries can learn from some these examples and replicate to
achieve great outcomes
This document summarizes key events and technological developments in computing from 2006-2007. Some of the highlights mentioned include the 15th anniversary of the World Wide Web, Intel releasing dual-core processors, and Microsoft launching Windows XP Starter Edition as part of an initiative to address the digital divide. It also discusses projects aimed at developing $10 laptops for children in developing countries.
Printable Graphic Organizer For 5 Paragraph Essay - 5Sheena White
The document discusses the lifestyle and fashion trends of women known as "flappers" during the 1920s. Flappers cut their hair short, wore makeup, smoked and drank, danced wildly, and went on dates without chaperones. They also participated in sports like golf and tennis. Sunbathing became popular, and some women took up driving and flying. While some women still attended college, interest in careers declined after marriage became common. Kotex sanitary pads also became widely available during this period, marketed as more hygienic than previous methods.
This document discusses the need for "liner buildings" along parking structures and lots in downtown areas. Liner buildings provide street-level commercial and residential space to activate the street and avoid parking dominating the streetscape. The proposal is to develop a 12-unit workforce housing liner building along a new parking structure in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Two-thirds of the units would be affordable housing. The partnership will finalize plans and financing to complete the liner building concurrent with the parking structure to activate the street and address the city's shortage of affordable housing.
This document discusses the rise of advanced robotics and its impact across multiple sectors. Some key points:
- Advanced robotics, powered by technologies like AI, IoT, and sensors, will disrupt many industries and require rethinking how humans, life, cities, and enterprises are organized.
- Robots are already replacing many agricultural jobs due to technologies like milking robots and self-driving tractors. It is estimated that 60% of agricultural jobs, around 316,000 jobs, will be replaced by robots by 2035.
- Robotics will significantly boost productivity and GDP. For example, GDP in the agriculture sector in 2035 is projected to be 55% greater with automation compared to without due to
Urban Power USA has developed urban wind turbines that can harness wind energy in cities. After years of research and testing, they are now ready for commercial sales. Their turbines are well-suited for rooftop or land installations in urban areas, where wind and solar energy are often not viable options. They seek funding to expand marketing/sales, hire additional staff, and produce turbines to meet initial commercial orders, with the goal of growing annual sales by 20% each year. Their urban turbines have an advantage over solar in not requiring as much space and avoiding roof damage from installations.
The document provides a business plan summary for CNRG & TS, which seeks $100 million in funding to develop vertical axis wind turbines and electric diesel transportation systems. Key points include plans to establish wind turbine and transportation manufacturing plants, pursue strategic partnerships, and generate $6 billion in sales over 5 years through commercial and residential wind and transportation offerings.
This document proposes establishing mini/modular refineries in the Niger Delta region to provide economic and social benefits. Key points:
1) Mini refineries of 6,000-10,000 barrels/day capacity would process local crude oil into gasoline, diesel and kerosene, creating jobs, products for the local market, and profits within 2 years.
2) The refineries aim to employ locally, curb illegal refining, and catalyze development by providing a profitable investment that can be replicated elsewhere in the region.
3) Financial analysis shows the refineries would be profitable even accounting for risks like funding delays or social/security issues, which would be mitigated through engagement with
Oportunidades y riesgos creados por las disrupciones tecnológicasESPAE
Durante la próxima década la aceleración de las innovaciones digitales, golpeará a todos los negocios establecidos y exitosos con enormes disrupciones, creando oportunidades que lamentablemente no sabrán, en su mayoría, aprovechar.
Esta nueva realidad creara nuevos espacios para Startups ágiles y dinámicas que podrán capturar la oportunidad de crear nuevo valor económico y social.
En esta conferencia el Profesor invitado de ESPAE, Carlos Baradello, podrá conectar las tecnologías emergentes de Silicon Valley con la realidad empresarial de América Latina.
Thinking like an economist, economists-A scientist or A policy adviserRAHUL SINHA
The document discusses two key economic models - the circular flow diagram and the production possibilities frontier.
The circular flow diagram shows the continuous movement of money and resources between households and firms through two types of markets. Households earn income by supplying factors of production like labor to firms, then use that income to purchase goods and services from firms, completing the circular flow.
The production possibilities frontier illustrates the key economic problem of scarcity by showing the maximum possible output combinations of two goods or services an economy can produce with limited resources. Points on the curve represent efficient production, while inside points are inefficient. The slope also demonstrates the opportunity cost of producing more of one good.
10 Easy Steps How To Write An Interview Paper In APAErica Thompson
Here are the key pros and cons of securitization:
PROS:
- It allows originators to transfer risk to investors, improving their balance sheets and enabling more lending.
- It creates liquidity in the market as securitized assets are easily traded. This provides a steady source of funding.
- It can lower borrowing costs for consumers as originators pass on some of the savings from cheaper funding.
CONS:
- Complex securitization structures can obscure risks, leading to mispricing and bubbles.
- Originators may reduce screening standards to boost volumes, lowering overall asset quality.
- Securitization can encourage excessive risk-taking as originators pass risks to investors.
- Boom and bust
Groot Industrial Ecosystem Brochure 2013Simon Kapenda
The document describes an industrial ecosystem consulting company called Groot Group. It provides turnkey consulting services to design and implement industrial ecosystems tailored to individual countries. This includes projects like power plants, hospitals, mining, agriculture, high-tech industries, and investments. The goal is to spur economic growth, job creation, new services and infrastructure to improve people's lives and national economies. Groot Group is based in Namibia and works with governments and businesses globally to realize these industrial ecosystem transformations.
This document discusses the concept of transformational change and provides examples. It begins by defining transformational change as structural changes driven by new technologies that enable significant economic growth. It then provides examples of companies like Kodak and Xerox that failed to capitalize on transformational innovations they developed. The document outlines the evolution of transformational changes throughout history driven by innovations in technology. It argues that anticipating future trends will be key for business survival and discusses how wireless technology will continue to transform various industries. The document also provides examples of how Southwest Airlines and Whole Foods transformed their business models to successfully capitalize on opportunities. It advocates for coordinated strategic approaches and discusses elements of business model innovation.
1. IOI
Interdependence of Individuality
Richard Cornell Harrison
121 Crossroad
Patterson, New York 12563
United States
Richard.Cornell.Harrison@gmail.com
“Diligence with fortitude of time, space, energy, resources, and maintenance encompassing the
constitution to know the bottom line of the Elites of Design.”
IOI Business Proposal 1
2. Index
Table of Contents
Section One: The Business
A. Description of Business
Urban Infrastructure
B. Products/Services
Socialist Pooling Capitalist Universal Manufacturing
Vertical Farms
Business Sector
Living Sector
Schools / Colleges
Transportation
Elite Bloodline Feudal Societal Structure
C. Market Analysis
Current Infrastructure Pros / Cons then Cross Reference
Business Sector
Living Sector
D. Marketing Plan
Rinse Repeat
Word of Mouth
Gambling Promotions
E. Location
Worldwide completing WWR World Wide Rail
F. Competition
Rinse Repeat
G. Management and Operations
House the wealthy Owners Families and the increase of price in rural areas
H. Personnel
Multi-disciplined engineers of every kind
Executive
Financial
Administration Front of the House
Administration Back of House
Managerial
HAZ Materials and Labor Safety
IT
PR
Designers of every kind
I. Application and Effect of Loan or Investment
IOI Business Proposal 2
3. Section Two: Financial Data
A. Projected Financial Statements
Income Statements
Socialist Pooling Capitalist Universal Manufacturing
Vertical Farms
Business Sector
Living Sector
Schools / Colleges
Transportation
Elite Bloodline Feudal Societal Structure
Multi-Dimensional minded; Multi-disciplined engineers of every kind
Executive
Financial
Administration Front of the House
Administration Back of House
Managerial
HAZ Materials and Labor Safety
IT
PR
Designers of every kind
Cash Flow Statements
Socialist Pooling Capitalist Universal Manufacturing
Vertical Farms
Business Sector
Living Sector
Schools / Colleges
Transportation
Insurance
Executive
Financial
Administration Front of the House
Administration Back of House
Managerial
HAZ Materials and Labor Safety
IT
PR
Balance Sheets
Excel
Profitability Ratios
Liquidity Ratios
Working Capital Ratio
Capital Structure Ratios
IOI Business Proposal 3
5. Introduction
IOI
Mission Statement
“Pull together the key and secrets of every discipline, apply them in synergy providing a secure
source of mastered productivity, while making the best out of time and space.”
Executive Summary
To boost the Economy and separate the essentials of necessities and luxuries. Improve Global
Resource Management so we can shift into other monetary gains with our resources. Allow an increase
in the cost of rural areas and make the best of time and space with the general populus. Also, allowing
more land to be preserved and agriculturally harvested.
Opportunity Cost
• Marketing – There is huge growth opportunities in what is being presented here today.
60% growth rate are the hypothesized numbers are available through the
projections. According to the GRUMP project, “there are 75,000 distinct
urban settlements worldwide totalling 50,454,825.5 mi² which about 60%
we can build on (-40% for historic sites).” 1
• Management – Global Macro Management does not have the upgrades it needs to have
a strong shelf life when it comes to “End Game” in Global Resource
Management.
• Financial – Can the business make a profit? This Infrastructure opportunity can
produce up to $440 million every seven years off of rent alone, not to
mention the businesses encompassed in the Infrastructure itself.
The square footage of the infrastructure footer is 388,800 sq ft. A
square mile is 27,878,400 sq ft. Which equals 71.70 buildings divided by
9 for surrounding area space we can have 7.96 (8) buildings per square
mile which can be increased. The total is roughly $3,520,000,000 every
seven years per square mile. Now 60% of the urban development is
30,272,895.3 mi² times the rent profit equals $106,560,591,500,000,000
every seven years.
Which is better than corner stores and apartments spread out in the
same square area. “Convenience stores’ gross revenue for 2009 was more
than $505 billion, according to the Convenience Store News 2010
Industry Report. Total pre-tax profit for the industry in 2009 was about
$5.2 billion, down from 2008 figures of $5.6 billion. The average
convenience store reported total in-store sales of about $1.2 million,
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6. which does not include gasoline sales.” 2
A 1,000 sq ft store at 1.2 million
broken into a 388,800 sq ft area equals $3,265,920 every seven
years. The buildings will incorporate Small Business in a micro
stasis.
Section One: The Business
A. Description of Business
Urban Infrastructure which will pull in electrical lines for protection, free up the roads
and traffic, lessen wear and tear, and prepare for survival in an Ice Age. The business will
provide Maslow Hierarchy for an advanced manufacturing age as well as free up space and
maximize profits through cutting transportation cost and save fuel to keep The Earth fertile.
Transition parameters must be outlined and the old infrastructure must be preserved for
small businesses, the backbone of our tax pool. Real estate can go up in some places and down
in others to condense and consolidate. The automobile can become more expensive and
insurance will always be able to exist if people have the money saved in flow charts of nest
eggs and their promotion (Crude and microbes in a 55 gallon drum with grass clippings can
make oil if there is a burper on top, heat and cool accordingly.) Worse comes to worst we can
make wrought carbon nano piston chambers with a shock in the piston fueled by nitroglycerine
out of human fat. Also, hydroelectric engines with a C-9 running low rpm could suffice. We
need to prepare for ice worst case scenario and work towards the best by making the best out of
the 5 parameters we cannot design around; Time, Space, Energy, Resources, and Maintenance.
B. Products/Services
Socialist Pooling Capitalist Universal Manufacturing
With the current system as it is we can incorporate an administrative upgrade.
The licensing of time slots in a universal manufacturing system, where the buildings
production area is designed to handle one medium in any fashion from raw to signed
sealed and delivered. The owner of the building will include the businesses which want
there headquarters or satellite located there to pay rent and they order their workload and
supplies to be delivered the managers of the production take over from there with
weekly inspections. Sharing should bring overhead and initial investment capital down
by at least a third to half. The assembly and transportation upgrade should cut travel
time and cost down by at least 50% on average. A HazMat floor and spill area in the
foundation should get the zoning passed, Thank you.
Vertical Farms
To maximize space and time, the project has a built it vertical farm which is like
a green house just multi story. All the concepts to make it fruitful have been used. The
troths are suspended and chromed for light exposure. The exterior walls are glass or
clear aluminum so light passes trough so the city will be gorgeous year round. We will
grow every type of food we can in the facility, to feed the population and grow globally
saving space to make better houses to theme parks, which I have planned.
Business Sector
The business sector includes all municipalities, rentable office space, as well as a
floor where anyone can rent an office space for the day globally when complete so
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7. vacations can be continuous, this boosts moral and heavy productivity. Each building
can have a pro-dominate company which is feudally planned out and competes in sports
and competitions world wide. Inside the business sector the new wave will be a 27'
room which can move like an elevator around the building or even load the train to
move somewhere else in the world for $300 dollars. Rent will be $1,200 a month to
which ever building you live at. Room service will be at a premium.
Living Sector (Check Sites)
The rooms will be 15' x 30' for a single at $500 a month. A 30' x 30' will cost
$1,000 a month. For families a 2 – 3; 30' x 30' room setup will be available. Your
buildings can have 12' ceilings or 15' for loft feeling, that is up to the private investor.
All buildings are subject to change according to cost of living and economic
fluctuations, which I will work heavily on getting the businesses and capitalist sector to
flow faster than they can spend it. 3
Schools / Colleges
All buildings will include an education sector which will be located about
municipalities and vertical farm level. They will have the option to start living in their
own dorm at 7-10 years of age. They will have to do checklist, a counselor, three meals
a day, be on camera surveillance, and be issued a mommy watch where the child can
stay in touch with the Mother through an App on her phone. So the babysitter is pro
bono. All kids can see their parents on weekends and nights with an appointment,
otherwise they will be in the game rooms. .
Transportation
The design has a train system which can connect horizontally or laterally
depending on geographics demographics. Which will allow the roads to be cleared up
and price of the car to escalate, as population grows the car market will return to it's
current state. As the transition happens the up and coming will all move up prices will
rise in certain area and drop in others. Houses will want to be rebuilt and torn down.
Historic sites will be preserved and neighborhoods will clear up boosting the global
economy.
Elite Bloodline Feudal Societal Structure
The colleges will provide prime recruits and the companies will be able to house
their own employees and keep a high standard. After a several generations the
infrastructure will breed professionals of a certain class and quality. When the buildings
are complete an encasement of tempered glass or aluminum will shield the buildings
from ice, sleet, snow, or an ice age if we ever have one. So just in case, you were it in
the line up of companies to work for. Infinite survival anyone?
C. Market Analysis
Current Infrastructure Pros / Cons then Cross Reference
The current Infrastructure wastes resources and does not make the same profit
that this project can.
D. Marketing Plan
Cost Analysis:
I have my projections at $114 per square foot for an Arizona cost of living and the
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8. averages are as follows. “An average commercial steel building costs between $16 and $20 per
square foot, including building package (I-Beams, purlins, girts etc.), delivery, foundation and
the cost of construction. Since many retail & commercial buildings require additional finishing
like insulation or façade customization, the cost may rise to $30 or $40 per square foot (SF).” 4
So I've low balled most everything for more pens hitting paper, stacks hitting tables, and corks
hitting the ceiling. See Excel Layout 1.
Profit Analysis:
The cost depending on the business angle approached is $880 million ± $50 million; 1/3
Bonding, Direct buy (Immediate Return), Lease or Rent, 1/3 Private, 1/3 Municipalities then
$440 million every seven years. The small businesses can be charged a flat fee instead of the
price per square foot plus commission as I have it set. See Excel Layout 2.
E. Location
Worldwide completing WWR World Wide Railway, The GRUMP project, states there
are 75,000 distinct urban settlements worldwide totalling 50,454,825.5 mi² which about 60% we
can build on (-40% for historic sites). There are always desert area which the land can be
donated, the Military can work in 10 hour shifts for an estimated 1/5 cut in Labor costs (Fridays
off or O/T), the Boy Scouts of America can volunteer their Eagle Scouts to clean up in the
evenings or clean the site of garbage (HAZMat meeting).
F. Competition
“$14,027.7 billion in GDP out of $3.71 million square miles.” 5
Per square mile
$3,781,051.2 are made off of GDP. “Developed and rural residential make up 139 million
acres, or 6.1 percent of total land area in the US” 6
139 million acres is 217,187.5 square miles.
With 7 buildings per square mile, $668,937,500,000,000 could be added for a seven year span
of rent. Which could spread to other continents. 3.71 million square miles times 7 buildings
per square mile equals $11,426,800,000 million could be added to GDP. $10,757,862,500
million is the difference between the full potential and 217,187.5 square miles development.
Provided the working capital and population remain steady. The competition needs the liquidity
of investors to work with in an advanced R&D environment.
G. Management and Operations
House the top 5-20% of Corporate Families in each building. The Infrastructure should
have one medium of manufacturing per building which is shared time slot demand pull with +
8% production safety ratio. It is run in a socialist style environment but is backed by the
capitalist monetary and legal system. Due to the fact that numbers dictate flowcharts with GDP
supply and demand parameters for micro and macro purposes. Clothes, Food, and Medical
should have a certain minimal amount rationed communist style but still backed by capitalist
principals and credit system (Monetary system for data analysis and proportional sizing).
Capitalist on top through the Luxuries as usual. Tax write offs for certain qualifying businesses
will provide incentives for the change all else sold, transferred, or scrapped and maximized.
Letting Agricultural grow it's heart out will cause a necessary drop in price for healthy workers
and moral. Allowing a reduction in funds from Food Stamps gaining both ways in our bottom
line. For patented crop investing and diversification will be the key, we need “in the air”
liquidity (1/3 Infrastructure and vertical farms / aquaculture investment, 1/3 Outlined
transportation upgrades, 1/3 Liquid to help Third World until we can upgrade them)
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9. H. Personnel
Recruitment -
Qualified personnel will be ready willing and able to go above and beyond their job
description to the best of their knowledge and ability. All employees will cross reference every stage to
ensure a smooth operation including double and triple checking with the entire fealinx. All Foreman
will listen, recognize, and apply a good suggestion with superior execution. Applicants will rearrange
their persona to meet their task objectives as long as it is a catalyst to industry success. The appropriate
employees will have a degree and experience in the field of hire.
Multi-disciplined engineers of every kind -
A excellent referencing pool of exactly what quenched customer satisfaction, within
20%, you can ask did you get what you wanted within 20%.
Executive -
The woman from Loan Sharks will be requested to oversee the entire process with
whatever fits in her schedule and feels necessary.
Financial -
The budgeting of the buildings will vary upon availability of investors.
Lower score debt will have to include a debt budgeting with external capital and internal after
infrastructure with their contract in order to recover the economy. Some areas will require a percentage
of debt to be paid in order to gain contract eligibility. Certain people will be required to pay $5 a
month toward their debt to ensure their future and credit score for their bloodline or they will be asked
to relocate, this will always depend on building ownership.
Administration Front of the House -
The cleanest records, best references, and most qualified will hold head positions. Their
office persona is up to them as long as the workload can be proven and guaranteed from the door. All
weekly meetings will include itinerary for every office for floating potential, financial returns and
potential opportunities will be discussed, and office grades. Every monthly meeting will include the
entire operation breakdown for data analysis, needs and problems will be discussed, external
transitioning into infrastructure, population management will be strategized, and promotional events
will be planned with the appropriate budget (Bottom line before extras).
Administration Back of House -
Labor units will be broken down into 4 person productivity models and skills and secrets
sharing will be encouraged. The productivity models will also be condensed so a four worker unit can
handle the job. Our objective is to have every worker at 80% health, sharp as can be, operating at 40%
operating capacity and rank 90-100% with job complete. Training seminars will be delivered upon
request. We will study and cross reference them to improve mastery of the sciences to our current
mastery.
Managerial -
The cleanest records, best references, and most qualified will hold head positions. Their
office persona is up to them as long as the workload can be proven and guaranteed. Everything should
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10. be 100% complete for a B; all the managers should is analyze, plan, prepare, and organize the past,
present, and future operations to ensure A's from all the workers. The employee should double check
and sign off on all necessary operations and wait for the call from executive levels. Attend all
meetings, direct all progressing units and recognize when they are plateauing and provide floaters to
meet deadlines.
HAZ Materials and Labor Safety -
Employees in the manufacturing will all undergo training to handle HAZ Mat
procedures. Three specialist must be available on all shifts; one multi disciplined chemist with
thorough and extensive understanding of all inputs into each request we are to fulfill, one factory expert
in Industrial Manufacturing overseeing the workload to prevent any delays, one to watch the workers in
compliance with Hazard and Safety protocol. All Codes and highest industry standard HAZ Mat will
be applied.
IT -
All up and coming IT personnel should be divided into two departments security and
operations. The departments will be dedicated to front of the house and back of the house. They
should have all IT disciplines between all individual with qualifications that are pertinent to their
position. If you have a close fit with any department the appropriate designation of training options
available.
PR -
Depending on the business model the Public Relations will vary. They will be hired per
diem and reserved into a database to select for specific events. If the workload is significant the option
to hire full time is inevitable. Experts in the field should be hired to iron out wrinkle in the
performance of the representatives. Applicants will re-calibrate their persona to meet their task
objectives as long as it is a catalyst to the industry's success.
Designers of every kind -
I. Application and Effect of Loan or Investment
$880 million ± $50 million; 1/3 Bonding, Direct buy (Immediate Return), Lease or Rent,
1/3 Private, 1/3 Municipalities then $440 million every seven years. If 60% of the building if
funded by tax dollars and direct deed, we can build for $293,333,333.3. Or for logistics sake
$300,000,000; which means $140,000,000 is profit within financial return standards and
expectations of a seven year return times table. After taxes, $93,333,333.3 should be available
within the seven year return projections.
Section Two: Financial Data
A. Projected Financial Statements
1. Income Statements
Socialist Pooling Capitalist Universal Manufacturing
With 115,200 ft2
of space on the foundation floor for the buildings which have storage
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11. units the following will be applied; $4 per ft2
equals $39,312,000 every seven, $6 per ft2
results
in $58,968,000 every seven, at $8 per ft2
$78,624,000 is available for high end specialty
markets. Depending on bedrock and soil elevations more thane floor is possible, we can even
construct risers in the front of the building to make up for the difference in elevation. A four
floor production construct equals $157,248,000 to $314,496,000 every seven years. From
textiles to metals, raw to refined, custom to finish, we do it all. Don't forget insurance, which
can be an extra dollar per square foot. Wherever a deal can be made in the layout.
Vertical Farms
The Agriculture Industry in the infrastructure will have 1,845,531 ft2
of land per floor of
vertical farm. 3,691,063 ft2
total with average of .445 lbs produce per ft2
of land equals
1,642,522.59 lbs of produce per yield 7
. At least three yields a year equals 4,927,567.77 lb per
year. Prices vary upon type of produce we reap, though the average price for “per pound”
goods is $2.30 which equals $11,333,405.87 per year 8
. For goods sold individually / “each”,
the average price is $3.69 each which equals $18,182,725.07 per year, if the average unit is one
lb 9
. For the goods sold by the “bunch”, the average price is $1.86 per unit equating to
$9,165,276.052, if every unit weighs one lb. Our revenue would fall in between
$9,165,276.052 and $18,182,725.07 a year on agriculture, depending on what we grow. 10
Beef can be cultivated, “A cow that weighs 1000 pounds will make a carcass weighing
about 615 pounds. The carcass makes about 432 pounds of meat.” 11
. "An 1,150 lb. Steer ... On
the average, that steer yields a 714 lb. carcass. Approximately 146 lbs. of fat and bone are
trimmed off leaving about 568 lbs of retail beef cuts." 12
. Between 432 lbs and 568 lbs of meat
or approximately one third of total weight of cow will be harvested for every cow butchered.
The average organic price per pound for beef is $4.63 per lb which will be between $2,000.16
and $2,629.84 for every mature cow harvested 13
. If we support five females and one mating
male for the generation of offspring and milk, we will be able to have a 42 month cow to
butcher 36 cows every 1.75 months creating $72,005.76 to $94,674.24 in revenue a year, with
110 cows per every bottom floor. We can harvest milk and sell extra offspring to increase
revenue.
Aquaculture has the most potential of every industry emerging now a days. Catfish sold
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. We can sink our teeth into this niche by establishing a
protected food source which will yield year round. This project will satisfy the market in
different regions until we find a profitable balance. With 600 ft2 tanks can hold 250 fish that
yield roughly three pounds of fillet equalling $2,430 per tank. The total is $583,200 with both
sides of the vertical farms full per year, all of my figures are low balled. Every seven years we
receive $4,082,400.
Tilapia will have a harvest of approximately 750 fish at 1 mature fish per every four
square feet in a 600 ft2
area that is 6 feet high. Each fish weighs on average .5 to 1 lb which can
sell for $4.99 a lb, which equals $1,871.25 to $3,742.5 every 5-6 months. Keeping the tanks at
78 degrees will be optimal. Both sides of the farms will equal $6,287,400 every seven years 16
.
Shrimp can be sold at $75.00 per 5 lbs, for jumbo, the average is 20 shrimp per pound 17
.
The growth rate is 0.56-0.84 mm/d after the first 2 months, which will result in our ability to
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12. harvest the shrimp tank every 90 days with 1.9 to 2.9 inch jumbo shrimp. If we have the tank
divided into maturity stages; 5' x 30' x 4' once for the nursery, 20' x 30' x 5' for mature shrimp.
The mature shrimp can be in a density of 30 per gallon. There are 3,000 gallons in a 20' x 30' x
5' area. With a 20' x 30' x 5' filling the 10 x 12 of 900 ft2
gives us 144,000 ft2
with 30 shrimp
per square ft equalling 4,320,000 every harvest. Which is 216,000 pounds approximately of
shrimp every 90-120 days. Which can produce $3,240,000 maximum in revenue every 6
months to a year, if sold at $75.00 for 5 pounds of fresh unclean shrimp.
Giant Australian Freshwater Crayfish can be sold at $10.00 to $15.00 a piece. With a
3,000 square foot tank we can support up to 16,660 adults at approximately 50 crustaceans per
square yard. Females can produce 500 to 1,400 young at a time, which will be transported into
the nursery until the eggs hatch (http://www.atlaspub.20m.com/redclpg.htm). Taking less than a
year to become mature. We can make $166,600 to $249,900 every year worst case scenario. If
we have 2 harvests a year, we could have $333,200 to $499,800. This does not include selling
the abundant offspring to other farms.
Business Sector
The bottom line coverage is 50 floors with 20, 900 ft2
units, $4 per ft2
is negotiable and
lays out to $302,400,000. At 20 floors charging $1 per ft2
the business sector totals
$30,240,000. Different buildings will have varying arrangements due to cost of living and
productivity models. With 20; 30' x 30' units and 20 floors the cities have 400 units for
businesses of every kind, if the building is roughly 50 stories tall, minus municipalities. With
municipalities under contract one can ask up to $8 per ft2
.
Living Sector
With 22 units at $1,000 on 20 floors equals $36,960,000. An additional 1 – 10 floors of
movable rooms at $1,200 a month equals $44,352,000 to $443,520,000 every seven years. With
an additional $300 to move.
Schools / Colleges -
Tuition $1,500.00 per semester $15,000.00 p.s. $30,000.00 p.s.
2 - year $6,000.00 $60,000.00 $120,000.00
4-year $42,000.00 $840,000.00 $1,680,000.00
Transportation -
The infrastructure will have a world wide railway. Trains with collapsable wings will
separate after the passport checking station. The trains will run 24 hours a day seven days a
week charging varying rates depending on distance and executives and goods can be anywhere
in the world within 12 to 24 hours is the goal.
2. Cash Flow Statements
Socialist Pooling Capitalist Universal Manufacturing -
Price per ft2
Square feet per floor Per Floor every 7 years 4 Floors
$2 per ft2
117000 ft2
$19,656,000.00 $78,624,000.00
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13. $4 per ft2
117000 ft2
$39,312,000.00 $157,248,000.00
$6 per ft2
117000 ft2
$58,968,000.00 $235,872,000.00
$8 per ft2
117000 ft2
$78,624,000.00 $314,496,000.00
Vertical Farms -
Product Price Yield per year 7 year cycle
Agriculture $2.30 per lb $11,333,405.87 $79,333,841.00
Beef $4.63 per lb $20,573.00 $144,011.00
Catfish $3.24 per lb $583,200.00 $4,082,400.00
Tilapia $4.99 per lb $898,200.00 $6,287,400.00
Shrimp $75 per 20 lb $3,240,000.00 $22,680,000.00
Australian Crayfish $10 - $15 per unit $499,800.00 $3,498,600.00
Business Sector -
900 ft2
$1 per ft2
$2 per ft2
$4 per ft2
20 x 20 floors $30,240,000.00 $60,480,000.00 $120,960,000.00
20 x 50 floors $75,600,000.00 $151,200,000.00 $302,400,000.00
Living Sector -
900 ft2
Rent Direct Deed Doubles
24 x 20 floor $40,320,000.00 $96,000,000.00 $55,440,000.00
Movable Rooms 1 floor $2,420,800.00 $8,800,000.00 N/A
Schools / Colleges -
Tuition $1,500.00 per semester $15,000.00 p.s. $30,000.00 p.s.
2 - year $6,000.00 $60,000.00 $120,000.00
4-year $42,000.00 $840,000.00 $1,680,000.00
300 Students $12,600,000.00 $252,000,000.00 $504,000,000.00
In Education there is little profit and the caliber of school makes the data in finances
vary heavily.
Temples – All vary by donation ratios
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14. Transportation -
Tickets 4520 12000 20000
$5 a trip $56,952,000.00 $151,200,000.00 $252,000,000.00
The goal with the infrastructure's transportation system is to be able to move large
amounts of goods and population around fast and inexpensive. If we can have an ability to
move around the world with a 24 hour times table we would have the ultimate business persona.
We could make the car more expensive, free up the roads, and cut down on pollution which can
be considered a carbon credit.
Insurance -
Floor Area $10 a month $20 a month $40 a month
388490 ft2
$336,000.00 $1,680,000.00 $3,360,000.00
Every building, every business, and the transportation system can be covered under
insurance.
3. Balance Sheets
Excel
I want data of prototypes and the best setups of every demographic before I calculate the
following estimations:
• Very user customization friendly
• Very infinitely universal
• Program business into App; Admin, schedule with upgraded Jefferson planner,
front / back of house, schedules, intinerary, costs, flows, excel, scannable forms and
stock exchange
Profitability Ratios – .72
Liquidity Ratios - .61
Working Capital Ratio - .48
Capital Structure Ratios - .90
Activity Ratios - .78
4. Assumptions to Projected Financial Statements
A) Break Even Analysis
$880 million ± $50 million; 1/3 Bonding, Direct buy (Immediate Return), Lease or Rent,
1/3 Private, 1/3 Municipalities then $440 million every seven years. If 60% of the building if
funded by tax dollars and direct deed, we can build for $293,333,333.3. Or for logistics sake
$300,000,000; which means $140,000,000 is profit within financial return standards and
expectations of a seven year return times table. After taxes, $93,333,333.3 should be available
within the seven year return projections.
B) Zoning
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15. We will have to spend time working with Zoning authorities to get approval.
C) Sources and Uses of Funds
1. Time - If we can get initial income of $50 million for each of the three; Direct buy,
Bonding, Lease or Rent, we may be able to build another in half time (Add Casino). If we
can get a third of $880 million on Municipalities it's most likely a definite. I need
demographics so see how much less the taxes would be if more lived this way. Within
2. Space – If we make the best of our space we can incorporate more theme parks and better
usages of our resources in order to maximize our capital potential
3. Energy – If we include enough energy efficient techniques energy consumption will be
ample
4. Resources – If we use our resources correctly we should be able to make twice if not three
times the amount of money
Section Three: Supporting Documents
Historical financial statements, tax returns, resumes, reference letters, personal financial
statements, facilities diagrams, letters of intent, purchase orders, contracts, etc.
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16. Richard Cornell Harrison
121 Crossroad
Patterson, NY 12572
Richard.Cornell.Harrison@gmail.com
EDUCATION
Junior at SUNY Canton in Canton, NY
Bachelors of Science in Industrial Technology Management
Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2015
COURSEWORK
Calculus
AutoCAD I/II
Commercial Architecture
Macro-Economics
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
• In-depth knowledge of construction process from material selection, techniques, tools and equipment to
quality assurance, cost control, and safety.
• Able to accurately decipher blueprints, project plans, and specifications; determine material needs, estimate
costs, and prioritize tasks to minimize production delays.
• Increased customer base through cold calls, visits and referrals for quality work.
• Executed remodeling, roofing, framing, windows, doors, insulation, sheet rocking, taping, flooring, trim,
painting, landscaping, concrete, minor plumbing/electrical, demolition with the ability to perform manual
labor and lift up to 100 lbs.
RESTAURANT INDUSTRY
• Strong understanding of food preparation and presentation methods, techniques, quality standards and plate
presentations in both front and back of house, model face, good for sales.
• Participated in detailed recipe preparation, food storage, cooking and cleaning.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and trained to use excellent customer service practices in fast paced work
environment. Plus catering skills in the belt.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
• Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, AutoCAD, Inventor, Revit and Fortran
• Experience with drafting residential/commercial architecture and technical drawing.
• Quality Control for concrete and soils
WORK HISTORY
Lab Technician, Atlantic Testing Laboratories, Highland, NY (08/09-02/11)
Engineering Assistant, National Resource Conservation Service, Highland, NY (Summer 2009)
Contractor, Self-Employed, New Paltz, NY (2003-Present)
Cook, Gomen Kudasai, New Paltz, NY (02/09-05/09)
Carpenter, Winter Sun Construction, New Paltz, NY (04/08-09/08)
Carpenter, Medusa Emporium, New Paltz, NY (01/08 – 06/08)
Carpenter, Secure Construction, New Paltz, NY (04/07-11/07)
Entrée Cook, The Wood Company, New Paltz, NY (10/04-08/06)
Cook, Gilded Otter, New Paltz, NY (09/03-10/04)
Laborer, Lime Construction, Riverhead, NY (05/03-09/03)
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17. Richard Cornell Harrison
121 Crossroad
Patterson, NY 12563
(845) 878-8025
Richard.Cornell.Harrison@gmail.com
REFERENCES
Youko Yamamoto
Owner
Former Employer
Gomen Kudasai - New Paltz, NY
Restaurant: (845) 255-8811
Bill
Owner
Former Employer
Winter Sun - New Paltz, NY
Cell: (845) 399-6540
Steven Rucano
Owner
Former Employer
Secure Construction - Saugerties, NY
Cell: (845) 532-4473
Sal Rondinelli
Owner
Former Employer
Medusa Antiques - New Paltz, NY
Cell: (845) 797-4862
Bruna Rondinelli
Realtor
Former Employer
John J. Lease Realtors – Highland, Ny
Cell: (845) 399-4477
Justin Swigart
IT Management
Co Worker
Mohonk Mountain House
Cell: (845) 399-0104
IOI Business Proposal 17