cut and edge hair
DESCRIPTION
BUSINESS PLANTRANSCRIPT
CUT AND EDGE HAIR
AND BEAUTY SALOON
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Business Plan SummaryThe BusinessThe MarketThe FutureThe Finances
The BusinessBusiness detailsRegistration detailsBusiness premisesOrganisation chartManagement & ownershipKey personnelProducts/servicesInnovationInsuranceRisk managementLegal considerationsOperationsSustainability plan
The MarketMarket researchMarket targetsEnvironmental/industry analysisYour customersS.W.O.T. analysisYour competitorsAdvertising & sales
The FutureVision statementMission statementGoals/objectivesAction plan
The FinancesKey objectives & financial reviewAssumptionsStart-up costs for [YEAR] Balance sheet forecast
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Profit and loss forecastExpected cash flowBreak-even analysis Supporting documentation
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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THE BUSINESS
Business name: Cut and Edge Beauty and Hair saloon
Business structure: Partnership
SECP:4234380903
Business location: Islamabad
Date ectablished:
Business owner(s):Saima khalid and maheen mushtaq
Relevant owners experience: Saima Khalid Owner has done her graduation from Melbourne college in 2008 in Hair dressing and Beauty.She has been beautician for 4 years in different salons of Australia as Adorbeauty and hair saloon in perth, A little luxury beauty and hair saloon in Sydney and beauty x in ST Morris But her main interest is in hair styling.
Maheen mushtaq owner has done numerous courses in beauty from La belle beauty college Miami of USA and has loads of experience in beauty enhancing techniques of women and men.
Umer ishfaque has done a bachelor,s degree in finanace from Karachi university.He has enough experience managing people and businesses.He has worked as a business consultant for office organizers
Products/services: we offer number of services in hair styling and beauty.
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Hair: cuts .relaxers,perms,colours,shampoo,conditioning,curling,reconstructing,weaving,waving
Nail: manicures, pedicures, polish, sculptured nails.
Skin care: American and European facials, body waxing, massage.
THE MARKET
Target market
Following market is envisaged
Youth including both girls and boys inspired by western fashion . Women always tempt to Beauty and hair salons. Business persons now also a major customer of hair and skin care
centres according changing trends Actors and actresses are a prime customers as far as fashion and
appearance is considered.
Marketing strategy
Advertising in the news papers Advertising in the local tv channels Capturing the bill boards for advertisements Advertisement on local islamabad radio stations Monthly package for the regular customers
THE FUTURE
Vision statement:
We would provide best possible hair and beauty services initially to the people of Islamabad and then afterwards enhance our salons to the other megacities of Pakistan . As we have a very well qualified owners and the barbers working under them we would ultimately gain supremacy in the field of hair styling and beauty.
Goals/objectives:
Short term goals
Enhancing the capacity of existing salon
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Increasing the number of salons throughout the country Online service to the customers very soon Maintaing the standard of salon through efficient labour and
handsome pay
Long term goals Entering into the world of boutiques introducing western and
eastern fashion to the people of pakistan Combine boutiques and salons together and then form a
company
Established an institution of beauty and hair styling to facilitate the people of Pakistan and thus in this way we would produce fresh hair stylists and beauticians annually for the company.
We would also like to have some dermatologists in our company which would give suggestions to the customers so that they can take care of their hair and skin.
THE FINANCES
Our goal is to maximize the profits of our salon manifolds by applying the above strategy
The business wouldn,t take long time for its success because we have very good market strategy.
Revenue would increase at 15% per month expectedly and in the month of September revenue can increase at arate of 20% .Estimates for revenue and growth are intentionallyConsidered low our main concern is not on selling products but by selling services.We are expecting 200,000 profit for the first month and then increasing at a rate of stated above.Initial costs are the costs of a place to purchase then the building and finally the equipment for hairStyling and beauty techniques. Annual income for our salon is up to 6500,000 and we would reach to break even point in three years
The BusinessBusiness detailsProducts/services: Our main concern is to provide people with beauty and hair styling sevices
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Hair: cuts .relaxers,perms,colours,shampoo,conditioning,curling,reconstructing,weaving,waving
Nail: manicures, pedicures, polish, sculptured nails.
Skin care: American and European facials, body waxing, massage.
Details of our services is in Products/services table below
Registration detailsBusiness name: CUT AND EDGE BEAUTY AND HAIR SALON
Trading name(s): SPEX
Date registered: When registered
Location(s) registered: Pakistan (Islamabad)
Business structure: Partnership
Domain names: http://www. spex.pk ;
Licences & permits: To be registered at secp
Business premises
Business location: The following business premises are proposed:
Islamabad
Buy/lease: we are looking to buy a land for our salon in Islamabad upto 5 marlas and price 70 lac of land only.
Proposed Organisation chart
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UMER ISHFAQUE
ACCOUNT MANAGER MARKET MANAGER
MAHEEN MUSHTAQ SAIMA KHALID
Management & ownership
Names of owners: SAIMA KHALID AND MAHEEN MUSHTAQ
Details of management & ownership:
The proposed organisation will be run in the following manner:
Saima Khalid Owner has done her graduation from Melbourne college in 2008 in Hair dressing and Beauty. Maheen mushtaq owner has done numerous courses in beauty from La belle beauty college Miami of USA and has loads of experience in beauty enhancing techniques of women and men. Partnership between maheen and saima is 50 percent each so both equally shares the power of salon.
Experience: Saima Khalid She has been beautician for 4 years in different salons of Australia as Ador beauty and hair saloon in perth, A little luxury beauty and hair salon in Sydney and beauty x in ST Morris But her main interest is in hair styling
Key personnel
Current staff
Job Title Name Expected staff turnover Skills or strengths
accountant
Umer ishfaque
10 months 2 year experience
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RECEPTIONIST
SEVEN QUALIFIED HAIR STYLISTS
FOUR QUALIFIED BEAUTICIANS
Market manager Ali shah 10 months
Nice marketing skills
Hair stylist zubaira 10 month 4 years experience
Hair stylist sumaira 20 month 3 years experience
Hair stylist aalia 20month 6years experience
Hair stylist wasim 15 month 3 years experience
Hair stylist waqas 15 month 3years experience
Hair stylist sajjad 11month 2years experience
Hair stylist tony 8 month 1 year experience
beautician palwasha 8months4year experience with courses
beautician Alex 8months3 year experience with courses
beautician Hsy 8months2 year experience with courses
beautician masumsa 8months innovative
Required staff
Job Title Quantity Expected staff turnover
Skills necessary Date required
gunman 02 2 year Army retired At operating time
sweepers 05 1 year na At operating time
beauticians
03 2 years Equipped with courses and experience
At operating time
Computer operator
01 2 years Bs computer sciences At operating time
Recruitment options
Recruit of new workers is done purely on merit and they are informed through local tv channels and news papers.
Training programs
Training of the workers enhanced by the owners them selves as they are foreign qualified and have tons of experience.
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Products/services
survey/que DESCRIPTION MONEY IN RUPEESMen Haircut only 1500Men's Shampoo & Cut - Starting a 1700
Mens - Hair Color - Starting at 2500Childern's Haircut (upto 10 years old) 1200Kids - Girls Haircut & Style 1800
Womens Haircut & Style Revenues would increase at 15% expectedly per month. Services earnings
Shampoo & Cut - Starting at 1800Shampoo, Cut, & Style/Express Blowdry - Starting at 2500Shampoo & Set Starting 2500Shampoo & Style/ Express Blowdry - Starting at 2200Shampoo & Blowdry Straight - Starting at 2500Threading - Hair RemovalEyebrows 1000
Lip or chin 800Full face including neck 3000Waxing - Hair RemovalEyebrows 1000Legs ( Full) 5900Under Arms 1500Back/ Chest - Starting at 4400NAIL SERVICESManicure - Classic 1200Pedicure - Classic 3300
Combo - Mani & Pedi - Classic 3500Skincare- Facial ServicesExpress Facials (1/2 Hour) 3500
European Facial 6600Paraffin Facial 4000Body Polish - Starting at 4900MASSAGE THERAPYSalt scrub 4500Hot Stone 1-Hour 6500
Deep Tissue Massage 1-Hour 5500Reflexology Massage - 30 Min 3500
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Market position:
The salon is expected to have a lot of success because of its foreign services provided by foreign owners.
Unique selling position:
As we have services that no one is providing in the whole of Islamabad .our services are more and we have a lot more experience workers as compared to any other saloons.
Anticipated demand: Our workers work like sales persons more pay if the number of customers are more so in this a competitive environment would exist and hence the quality of our services.
Pricing strategy: our prices would be moderate as compared to our services provided by us. how evwer after one year we start increasing our prices because of our fame.
Value to customer:
Customers would be treated nicely and they would be offered monthly packages we also introduce combined services which would cost less as compared to single service.
Innovation Research & development (R&D)/innovation activities
New styles according to modern trends are made possible for our beloved customers.workers are encouraged to take part in seminars.
Intellectual property strategy
N/A
Risk management
Risk Likelihood Impact Strategy
Terrorists attack Likely Medium gunman
competitors Likely high Efficient services
Operations
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Production process
We have services for our beloved customers which would be provided by skilled staff.
Suppliers
Our main suppliers are from cosmetic industry and some equipment which is necessary initially for the business
Plant & equipment
Equipment Purchase date
Purchase price
Running cost
15 special chairs Have to purchase yet
20000each 20000
3 phonesHave to purchase yet
3000each 3000
O1computerHave to purchase yet
15000 15000
20 Mirrors 4*4 Have to purchase yet
5000 each 5000
01 Fax machine Have to purchase yet
4000 4000
Technology (Software): not applicable
Trading hours: our trading hours would be from morning 8 t0 10 o clock night.
Communication channels: telephone ,mobile email , facebook and shop front
Payment types accepted: cash payment , credit card and check
Credit policy: no credit policy yet
Warranties & refunds: our services are non refundable
Quality control: quality is ensured through worker customer ratio which would be 1:3.
Memberships & affiliations: we are affiliated with Pakistan fashion industry.
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Sustainability plan
Environmental/resource impacts
No considerable impact on environment
Community impact & engagement
People would get the best possible beauty and hair services and people can maintain their status according to their job and
Risks/constraints
Nil
Strategies
Not applicable
Action plan
Not applicable
The Market
Market research People in Pakistan now like to be stylish as they are inspired by international actors and actresses
Customer demographics
Youth including both girls and boys inspired by western fashion . Women always tempt to Beauty and hair salons. Business persons now also a major customer of hair and skin care
centres according changing trends Actors and actresses are a prime customers as far as fashion and
appearance is considered.
Customer management
Regular customers would be given discount and we have employers who know how to deal with your customers .customers are our first priorities.
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S.W.O.T. analysis
Strengths Weaknesses
Foreign qualified staff
Experienced staff
Good Location
High demands
High pay
High Property tax and gst
Opportunities Threats
boutiques as mentioned earlier
chain of salons
advanced beauty and hair techniques
Time and cost
Time ,cost and less management hold
Angry customers
Competitor details
Competitor
Established date
Size Market share (%)
Value to customers
Strengths Weaknesses
Saima,s boutique
2008 n/a 15 Service quality
Experienced staff Old fashion
Diva house 2007 n/a 10Free transportation
Experienced staff expensive
Nargis beauty house
2010 n/a 20Quality service
Following new trends
expensive
Advertising & sales
Advertising & promotional strategy
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Planned promotion /advertising type
Expected business improvement Cost ($) Target date
Local news papers and local radio stations
Through this channel people would come to know about new hair and beauty boutique
100000-200000
After completion
Tv chanels and internetThis would also increase our customers
150000-300000
After completion
Shop face Direct source of advertisemenr 0After completion
Unique selling position
As we have foreign qualified hair stylists and beauticians so in this way we have a fair chance to grasp major share of market because our skillful workers know modern trends and also know to implement them.
The Future
Vision statementWe would increase our salons in different cities of Pakistan and also want to establish an beauty and hair style institution.
Goals/objectivesOur primary goal is to provide quality services to our customers and and then to expand our business
Action plan
Milestone Date of expected completion
Persons responsible
Flourished salon Within2 years of completion
owners
Chain of salons across different countries of pakistan 5 years owners
Fashion institution 10 years owners
The Finances
Key objectives & financial review
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Financial objectives
To increase the revenue and profit as well manifolds but first to achieve the break even point.
Finance required
The start up cost require is up to 1.5 crores which would be returned with in 3 years
Assumptions Required fund would be provided We would earn the revenue and profit annually at a rate as
predicted
Start-up costs for [YEAR]
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Balance sheet forecast
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Profit and loss forecast
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Expected cash flow
Break-even analysis
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