I going to take over my dad’s business, cause of his illness, and I need help on how to run and plan small wholesale food products distributions. thanks.

Hope this helps:

Questionnaire
Quest/Form1-2006-Feasibility

Purpose:

•What are you trying to achieve and what is the vision?

Rational :

•Why are you pursuing such a project?

Scope:

•What are the services/products being offered and how far do you want to stretch yourself in offering them? Do you want to be general or specialized?

Market Analysis

•Market Size ( How many competitors in the western region)
•Is there any Government regulations on establishing such business, if so what are the guidelines?
•Need to address seasonality ( what are our potential peak months and slow months).

Marketing Plan

•Strategy ( Marketing Mix, Target Market, SWOT analysis, Planning Horizons)
•Positioning (How to position yourself in the market, Image, etc.)

Financial Plan

•Budget ( CAPEX, WC Requirement, Expense Allocation, Dividend Policy)

•Forecast- 5 Years :
Start-up Capital, Balance Sheet, Income Statement and Retained Earnings and projected ROE,
and cash flow projection.

Operational Plan

•Staffing
•Logistics
•Infrastructure and Support
•Franchisor support ( Training, Execution and depth of involvement)

Legal Consultancy

•Legal advisory on Contractual agreements with franchisors.
•Legal Advice with Investors.
•Government Regulations, if any.

Risks & Mitigants

•What underlining business risks associated with this project and what are the mitigants?

Management

•Profile
•Depth
•Organization chart

I am 15 years old and I want to be a counselor or CIT or junior counselor at a camp this summer. Does anyone know any wilderness camps in the western area of the United States where I could do this? preferably arizona, utah, nevada, california, new mexico, or montana. Thanks so much!

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Well, let me ask it another way, which are the areas to stay away from that may be run down or have higher crime? I’m interested in seeing alot of the cultural attractions, museums, and the zoo, and someone told me that I should stay near Balboa park. Another person said stay in the mission valley area. Which is a better area, or are there even better areas? Thanks.

You definitely need a car-San Diego is a commuter city. With that in mind, you also have more options for where to stay. It all depends on what you’re looking for, but the majority of the culture/museum sites will be within a 15 minute drive of the downtown area. The zoo is part of Balboa Park, and there are a number of museums there. Old Town is a good place to go-a heritage-type site, and again, with a car and avoiding traffic, you can do that fairly quickly. The biggest historical sites-the Mission, the Presidio, are in Mission Valley-a good option, although traffic can get fairly congested around there, so you’d want to plan for that. The other option is to go near the beach, and for that, prices vary wildly with the area. Of course, both these areas, Downtown and Mission Valley will have higher rates of run-down-ness and crime than elsewhere in the city, because there are so many people, but it’s not an off-putting amount. Like someone before me said, crime isn’t bad in SD, and most anywhere where we have hotels is going to be pretty safe. If you have a car, are you opposed to the idea of staying inland a bit, or a bit north of downtown and driving into the area? You can probably find cheaper room rates heading out towards East County, and still be fairly accessible–San Diego is very easy to get around on the freeways. I would suggest editing your post here, to give us an idea of your price range/alternate interests like beach or shopping, and if you have any additional thoughts, like you like places where you can go for walks, or you want to see backcountry or hikes. San Diego has it all-a great city.

I have been thinking of giving my computer a home health check and have been advised to use a registry cleaner. I have seen that RegZooka has good reviews. But are registry cleaners a waste of money and if not what do you reckon is the best.

There are top 5 registry cleaners softwares’ reviews in 2009.
Which can fix your computer error.
Clean your Registry can make your computer faster

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You see all this, sell on ebay, buy realestate, bla bla bla stuff on TV. Well whats the truth. How can I make a good living and still work from home.

if you are interested to work from home with cell phones, check out this website…

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Here you can get the best coaching course how to work from home with cell phones and make a realistic $3000 a month.

I know I would need to start as an entry level, which is tough given i’ve got 10+ years development experience. However, I’m willing to take that step backward. I just would like to know where I should begin and how I can convince an employer to hire a web developer with very little web development experience…..Thanks for any info/advice provided !

The easiest way is to take courses and get a degree or certificate while you are continuing your work as a programmer. Then apply within the company that you are working.

It will be more difficult to start all over from scratch. Hopefully you have some connections from your previous employment to get you started.

If so is there anything I need to to to prevent that from happening and/or possibly putting my laptop or services at risk of any harm?

Yes someone can if your network is not password protected. I recommend you add a password to your network so no one else will able to log on besides you.

Jeremy
http://www.abiztechnews.com

I am mainly trying to find where I can buy children’s shoes- llamour and puddle jumpers in particular. Does anyone have any suggestions where I can find a list of distributors. I do have a business license and tax ID, if that is necessary.

See http://www.iwanttosellstuff.com for a list of wholesalers.

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