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1. United Kingdom of
Great Britain and
Northern Ireland

2. Britain

3. United Kingdom

4. UK

6. 242 495 Square Kilometers
65 Million People
David CameronQueen Elizabeth II

7. "Harry’s mouth fell open. The dishes in front of him were now piled with food. He had never
seen so many things he liked to eat on one table: roast beef, roast chicken, pork
chops and lamb chops, Yorkshire pudding, peas, carrots, gravy, ketchup and, for some
strange reason, mint humbugs."
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, J. K. Rowling

14. St Davids (March 1)
St Patricks (March 17)
St Georges (April 23)
St Georges (November 3)
Pancake Day
Bonfire Night
Swan Up
Candlemas Day
Harvest Festival

23. Business Practices

25. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is becoming more
important for businesses in the UK, where there is strong growth in
consumer activism thanks to the prevalence of social media and
grass roots organizations.
The three main themes for CSR in the UK are work place
issues (work life balance, human rights, employment); community
contribution (big society/social justice) and the environment
(sustainability of resources, etc).
The UK has subscribed to the Millennium Goals of the United
Nations and many business leaders are actively working towards
achieving these. The UK Government supports CSR through tax
breaks and the encouragement of charitable giving.

26. Punctuality

27. In general, the British value time-keeping for business
arrangements. If you set up a meeting for two o’clock, the
chances are your counterparts will arrive on time or just
before. It is considered very impolite to arrive late for a
business meeting. The busier people are, the greater the
likelihood that they will have to leave for another
engagement, so respecting their time is very important.

28. Gift Giving

29. Gift Giving is not a usual part of British
business etiquette, although reciprocation
is good practice when gifts are received.

30. Business dress code

31. When it comes to business dress
codes, classical conservative attire is
the norm for both men and women in
British culture and dark colors such as
black, dark blue and charcoal grey are
predominant.

32. Corruption

33. Bribery and corruption are generally taken very seriously
in the United Kingdom and the chances of a bribe being
accepted are very low. The risks are too high and it is strongly
advisable not to try to bribe anyone.

35. Wimpy is an iconic British chain of restaurants that primarily serves burgers.

37. The company name “Wimpy”
Is based upon a character
In the popular comic
Popeye.

38. Originally named the
‘Wimpy Bar’ in 1954,
Wimpy UK began at
the Lyon’s Corner
House in Coventry
Street, London.

39. Wimpy became the first company to win the
coveted Franchisor and Franchisee of the
year awards in the same year in 1998.

40. Only 93 restaurants
remain in the UK, down
from over 500 during its
height in the 1970s.

41. Wimpy’s is the only major fast food chain that
offers Quorn (meat substitute) burgers.

42. We Love Dogs

43. PawWaws is the name of our company and our
slogan is “we love dogs.” We are a premier supplier
of dog-related merchandise, and some examples of
the products we offer include…

44. Buttons

45. Plush Toys

46. Keychains

47. Why Dogs?
46% of all households have a pet in the UK.
24% of these pets are DOGS.
Therefore this means, dogs are by far the most popular
pet in the United Kingdom. This means if we sell dog
related merchandise, we will have a large target
demographic we can immediately appeal too.
The potential yield of profit is huge, oh and of course,
Because we love dogs.