Business Plan Template
NAME:
MOHAMMED LABEEB BADRI
STUDENT ID:
L0669DODO1011
MODULE:
MBA SEMESTER 1 – MANAGEMENT SKILLS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP FEBRUARY 2012 – MAY 2012 SEMESTER
CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4 GENERAL BUSINESS DESCRIPTION 5 Fig: Showing the logo for the company Healthy Nation 5 Fig: Showing the products and services offered in Healthy Nation 6 Fig: Showing the management structure of Healthy Nation 7 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 7 Fig: Showing the injuries in India due to alcohol consumption. 8 Fig: Showing the distribution of Indian population by age group 8 Fig: Showing the leading fitness clubs in India. 9 Fig: Showing the leading rehabilitation centres in India. 9 MARKETING STRATEGY 10 Fig: Showing the graphical presentation of costing for the firm. 10 Fig: Showing the expected revenue of Healthy Nation for the next 4 years. 11 BUSINESS OPERATIONS 15 TECHNOLOGY 17 FINANCES 18 Fig: Showing the increase in sales of Healthy Nation over next five years. 19 Fig: Showing the sources and application of funds. 20 Fig: Showing the projected income statement for 5 years. 21 ARTICLES BOUT ENTREPRENEURS 22 BIBLIOGRAPHY 25
BUSINESS PROPOSAL
HEALTHY NATION FITNESS CLUB AND REHABLITATION CENTRE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The research carried out under is to frame a new business proposal for setting up a new business which is a chain of fitness clubs and rehabilitation centres named as “Healthy Nation”. The proposal looks at the different aspect for stating up a business in a new market (India). The research includes an overview of the business, the opportunities, threats, weaknesses and strengths of the business. Healthy Nation will provide health care, body care and rehabilitation services, these services will be offered at a lower price to all the segments of the customer’s health care industry is on the bang in India and is expanding at a very rapid rate, a large segment of the market is still untapped in India
MOHAMMED LABEEB BADRI
STUDENT ID:
L0669DODO1011
MODULE:
MBA SEMESTER 1 – MANAGEMENT SKILLS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP FEBRUARY 2012 – MAY 2012 SEMESTER
CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4 GENERAL BUSINESS DESCRIPTION 5 Fig: Showing the logo for the company Healthy Nation 5 Fig: Showing the products and services offered in Healthy Nation 6 Fig: Showing the management structure of Healthy Nation 7 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 7 Fig: Showing the injuries in India due to alcohol consumption. 8 Fig: Showing the distribution of Indian population by age group 8 Fig: Showing the leading fitness clubs in India. 9 Fig: Showing the leading rehabilitation centres in India. 9 MARKETING STRATEGY 10 Fig: Showing the graphical presentation of costing for the firm. 10 Fig: Showing the expected revenue of Healthy Nation for the next 4 years. 11 BUSINESS OPERATIONS 15 TECHNOLOGY 17 FINANCES 18 Fig: Showing the increase in sales of Healthy Nation over next five years. 19 Fig: Showing the sources and application of funds. 20 Fig: Showing the projected income statement for 5 years. 21 ARTICLES BOUT ENTREPRENEURS 22 BIBLIOGRAPHY 25
BUSINESS PROPOSAL
HEALTHY NATION FITNESS CLUB AND REHABLITATION CENTRE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The research carried out under is to frame a new business proposal for setting up a new business which is a chain of fitness clubs and rehabilitation centres named as “Healthy Nation”. The proposal looks at the different aspect for stating up a business in a new market (India). The research includes an overview of the business, the opportunities, threats, weaknesses and strengths of the business. Healthy Nation will provide health care, body care and rehabilitation services, these services will be offered at a lower price to all the segments of the customer’s health care industry is on the bang in India and is expanding at a very rapid rate, a large segment of the market is still untapped in India
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