1) Introduction and brief description of the venture a. This business plan will describe a proposed venture to expand Buster’s from a one-store operation to a two-store operation. Over the years the store has done quite well and we feel the time is right to expand the business and venture out into the nearby community and open a second location. b. Buster’s are a small retail business that currently operates out of a modest storefront in the lobby of a major office building in Warner Robins Georgia. The space the store currently occupies is about 1000 square feet and mostly caters to the occupants and employees of the building. We provide what we think will be most salable items the customers will use on a daily basis. c. Ultimately, …show more content…
The goal is to raise the capital needed through private individuals who have expressed a desire to help this project come to life. Some of our friends and family have decided to front the money to get the newest location and to equip that second store with the needed fixtures required. This business plan is designed to provide a detailed outlook of a proposed venture to expand our current retail store to a two-store retail operation in another building just blocks away from Buster’s. This new business plan is being developed to include our planned second store located in the Music City Hall of Fame office park in downtown Macon GA. That location was chosen for its location to Buster’s as well as the amount of traffic the store will see on a daily basis. We have talked to the owners of the new site and have secured a lease for the new space with a two month projected move in date. As stated before, this new space has a tremendous amount foot traffic from the occupants of the building and should be a perfect location to open the second …show more content…
She lives in a town nearby the store and is familiar with the city and what kinds of patrons she will cater to. The role of the manager will be to plan the overall day to day activities of both locations to include ordering inventory, stocking, selling, book keeping as well as daily customer relations. Since a new store is being opened, the manager will also be responsible for hiring all new employees and ensuring they are trained