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Wheel of the Future . Jeff Gegetskas & Adin Hamzabegovic Grade 11 Age 16. Mission Statement. Mission Statement Our goal is to provide businesses with touch-screen key pad steering wheels that starts their car, and exceeds their expectations. Opportunity - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Jeff Gegetskas & Adin Hamzabegovic Grade 11
Age 16
Wheel of the Future
Mission Statement Mission Statement
Our goal is to provide businesses with touch-screen key pad steering wheels that starts their car, and exceeds their expectations.
Opportunity Our opportunity is to sell steering wheels for
auto part companies that want them one of the things that make it work is our knowledge of computer programming and cars
Wholesale It is a wholesale business because, we
provide our personalized steering wheels in bulk to auto part manufacturers
Partnership We selected this legal structure because,
we both share knowledge of the service we are going to be providing.
Business Profile
I’m qualified to run this business because:
Qualifications
Knowledge of Computer Programming.
Knowledge of cars.
We have participated in the classes involving sociology, and marketing.
Market AnalysisIndustry Name Auto parts industry
Industry Size $164 billion
Total Population There are 243 million cars in the united states alone
Target Market Our target market are people who own cars and people who design cars for big auto companies
Potential Market 75.3% of our target market is willing to try our product in their car
243 million
137,046,000
182 million
Total Population
Target Market
Potential Market
Target Market Segment Demographics
Our target market consists of people who want their cars to be technologically advanced as possible and car enthusiasts
Geographics The area we will be providing
on product is all around the world. Most likely the people buying our product will already own their own auto parts distributing store
PsychographicsThe people interested in our
product will have their own auto part store
Buying PatternsPeople who would want to
have their car as technologically advanced as possible or just like the idea of no key for their car
Competitive AdvantageWheel of the
Future NAPAAutoZoneFactors
Expensive
Quality of Product/Service
Price
Location
Reputation/Brands
Unique Factors/Knowledge
Inexpensive Affordable
Decent Decent Excellent
Self made Self made We make it
Store Front Store Front Online
Decent Decent Excellent
Marketing Mix
People Product Place Price Promotion
People who want their cars to be technology advanced
• Business cards• Website • Website ads
We are located online
The product is a Key-Pad accessory added to your steering wheel that starts your car.
The price of the accessory will be Three-Hundred and forty dollars.
Promotional Mix
Advertising Internet, and business cards $15.00
Publicity Word of mouth $0.00
Personal Selling We will have then in our cars $340.00
Total Monthly Promotional Expense $355.00
Promotional Expense MonthlyAmount
Cost of Materials/Labor
MaterialsMaterial Description Cost/Total Quantity Cost per Unit
1.2 meters of starter wire
7.33 per meter $8.80
3-Inch STN C-more Micro-Graphic Panels
$80 per unit $74.95
12x12 sheet of black plastic
$9.80 per sheet $2.45
Total Material Cost per Unit $86.20Labor
Labor Cost per Hour Time (in Hours) to Make One Unit
Labor Cost per Unit
$10. 00 1 min or .016 hr. $0.16Total Labor Cost per Unit $0.16
COGS (per Unit) $86.36
One touch screen key pad and wiring Description of One Unit of Sale:
Economics of One Unit
Selling Price (per Unit) $170.00
COGS (per Unit) $86.36
Other Variable Expenses (per Unit) $0.00
Total Variable Expenses (per Unit) $82.36
Contribution Margin (per Unit) $91.64
Description of One Unit of Sale:
one key pad and wiring
Fixed Expense Average Monthly Expense
Insurance(250,000) $37.50
Salary $500.00
Advertising $355.00
Utilities (Gas, Electric, Telephone) $170.00
Rent $80.00
Total Average Monthly Fixed Expenses $1,142.50
Average Monthly Fixed Expenses
Time-Management PlanSchedule for a Typical Week
Total Hours in a Week = 168
School
New Business
Work
Free Time
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
35
40
40
53
Hours
02,0004,0006,0008,00010,000
Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
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Monthly Sales ProjectionsFirst Year
Total Units Sold
48,200
Monthly Break-Even Units
In an average month, the company will begin to make a profit after selling units.13
$1142.5
$91.36= 13 units
Projected Yearly Income StatementFirst Year
Selling Price per Unit $170.00
Number of Units Sold 48,200
Total Sales $8,194,000.00
Variable Expenses $3,969,752.00
Contribution Margin $4,224,248.00
Fixed Operating Expenses $13,710
Pre-Tax Profit $4,210,538.00
Taxes @ 15% $631,580.7
Net Profit $3,578,957.3
Start-Up InvestmentStart-Up Expenditures
Item Where Will I Buy This? Cost
Computer Amazon $500.00
Internet Uverse $19.95 p/m
Total Start-Up Expenditures$519.95
Cash Reserves
Emergency Fund $ 259.98
Reserve for Fixed Expenses $ 2407.50Total Start-Up Investment $3187.43
ROS: Return on Sales
For My Business: DollarEquivalent =
ROS & ROI
ROI: Return on Investment
For My Business: DollarEquivalent =
$3,582,425.38,194,000.00 X 100 = 43.72%
$3,582,425.3$519.95 X 100 = 6889%
$0.44
$68.89
Source Amount Debt Equity Gift
Personal Savings $1,537.43 √
Relatives/Friends $1650 √Totals $3187.4
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Financing Strategy$3187.43Total Start-Up Investment
Business Responsibility My business will have business cards to expand
our popularity and to let them know how we helped the community
PhilanthropyWe will donate 5% of our net profit to the World
Wildlife Foundation
Business Responsibility& Philanthropy
Business & Personal Goals
1 YEAR OR LESS:Own officeSell 2000 units
J: to go collage for automotive
A: Go to the college of my choice, and graduate with a nuclear medicine major.
Business Personal
3-5 YEARS• Multi million dollar
industry• own a fully staffed
factory
Shor
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mLo
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J: to own my own repair shop
A: Continue working in nuclear medicine.
Come to wheel of the future for a profitable future
Thank you for your consideration.
Wheel of the future