Business Plan: Transportation
United Transportation Table of Contents
I. Table of Contents 2
II. Executive Summary 3
III. Company Overview 4
IV. Marketing Analysis.. 6
V. Marketing and Sales Plan 7
VI. Operations Segment 12
VII. Management Segment 13
VIII. Funds Required 14
Executive Summary
United Transportation offers premier transportation services throughout the metro Detroit Area. Our company will provide personal transportation to all individuals but will focus on non-emergency medical transportation. There is a need for quality transportation services for non-emergency medical cliental in our area. Our intention is to provide those services to clients and built a professional business that will expand based on our quality of professionalism and referrals.
Company Overview
United Transportation offers premier transportation services throughout the metro Detroit Area. Our company will provide personal transportation to all individuals but will focus on non-emergency medical transportation.
Our business model for United Transportation is to provide quality, personal transportation. There is a need for quality transportation services for non-emergency medical cliental in our area. Our intention is to provide those services to clients and built a professional business that will expand based on our quality of professionalism and referrals. The reason I chose this business model is because there is a strong need and desire for professional transportation companies in our area.
It is our ultimate goal to be the number one sought out Transportation Company.
The most important aspect of our business is our professionalism and going above and beyond any other transportation company. We want to develop that small local friendliness along with the stature of a solid and professional business.
Our cliental will be small to start and initially consist of transporting non-emergency medical individuals. We will then expand into servicing larger companies such as nursing
I. Table of Contents 2
II. Executive Summary 3
III. Company Overview 4
IV. Marketing Analysis.. 6
V. Marketing and Sales Plan 7
VI. Operations Segment 12
VII. Management Segment 13
VIII. Funds Required 14
Executive Summary
United Transportation offers premier transportation services throughout the metro Detroit Area. Our company will provide personal transportation to all individuals but will focus on non-emergency medical transportation. There is a need for quality transportation services for non-emergency medical cliental in our area. Our intention is to provide those services to clients and built a professional business that will expand based on our quality of professionalism and referrals.
Company Overview
United Transportation offers premier transportation services throughout the metro Detroit Area. Our company will provide personal transportation to all individuals but will focus on non-emergency medical transportation.
Our business model for United Transportation is to provide quality, personal transportation. There is a need for quality transportation services for non-emergency medical cliental in our area. Our intention is to provide those services to clients and built a professional business that will expand based on our quality of professionalism and referrals. The reason I chose this business model is because there is a strong need and desire for professional transportation companies in our area.
It is our ultimate goal to be the number one sought out Transportation Company.
The most important aspect of our business is our professionalism and going above and beyond any other transportation company. We want to develop that small local friendliness along with the stature of a solid and professional business.
Our cliental will be small to start and initially consist of transporting non-emergency medical individuals. We will then expand into servicing larger companies such as nursing
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