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Breanna Campfield
Mission Statement
• Lorene is committed to providing customers with a vast collection of inspiring, fun cocktail dresses. Customers will know that they are purchasing a dress different from what their friends will wear to the particular event because of the one of a kind collections Lorene has to offer.
The Team
• CEO- Breanna Campfield– Fashion Marketing & Management B.S. – 3 years retail experience
• Store Manager- Teresa Miranda– Fashion Marketing & Management B.S. – 2 years retail experience
• Assistant Store Manager- Brittany Campfield– Student at UCLA in hospitality – 1 years retail experience
• Sales Associate- Brooklyn Campfield– Student in High School– 1 year retail experience
Market Summary
– Total population of Boston 590,763– Weather consists of four seasons – Average household is two people– 37,111 female householder, no husband
present– Educational attainment population is 25
years and older with Bachelors Degree at 88,231
– Marital status for female is 15 years or older, never married is 124,742
– Total population of female, 21 years and older is 427,857
Source: http://factfinder.census.gov/ & http://www.weather.com
Opportunities
• Cocktail parties happen on a regular basis in the greater Boston area. Within the Boston area, there are many shops that ladies are able to purchase their dresses, however there is not a store that specifies in one of a kind cocktail dresses and the accessories that go along with the dress.
Business Concept• Located on the infamous Newbury Street in the
heart of Boston, Lorene provides each customer a friendly cup of tea as they walk in the door, introducing each young lady to a modern cocktail dress that resembles something from another era. Alice+Olivia, Betsy Johnson, Dolce Gabbana, Cynthia Rowley, Carolina Herrera, DKNY are among some of the top designers that Lorene will showcase. The ambiance of the store is brightly lit yet cozy. Customers walk in to Lorene feeling as if they have walked into their grandmothers enchanted cottage. Fireplaces, hanging chandlers, cozy arm chairs, and many open windows with potted flowers all add to the atmosphere of Lorene.
Competition– Dress
• 221 Newbury StreetBoston, MA 02116
• High End Retailer • Multi Line Retailer• Fun clothing, accessories, and shoes • Designers include 3.1 Phillip Lim, Castel Starr, Lvell, Twelth Street by
Cynthia Rowley, Vanessa Bruno, and more.• Similar price points
– Queen Bee• 85 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116• High End Retailer • Multi Line Retailer• Fun clothing, accessories, and shoes • Designers include Diane Von Furstenberg, Juicy Couture, C & C
California, Trina Turk, Dolce Vita, and more.• Similar price points
– Betsey Johnson • 201 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116 • Primary Retailer • One of the designers that Lorene carries• Similar price points
– Key features• Features: Lorene carries high end
fun and sophisticated cocktail dresses.
• Attribute: Lorene offers a multitude of designers collections with exclusive dresses in a fun atmosphere.
• Benefits: Customers will feel at ease knowing that they will not show up to a cocktail party dressed in the same attire as another because Lorene offers a select variety of cocktail dresses.
Goals and Objectives
• List five-year goals.• State specific, measurable
objectives for achieving your five-year goals.– List market-share objectives.– List revenue/profitability
objectives.
Financial Plan
• Outline a high-level financial plan that defines your financial model and pricing assumptions. – This plan should include
expected annual sales and profits for the next three years.
– Use several slides to cover this material appropriately.
Resource Requirements– Personnel- Store Manager, Assistant Store
Manager, Sales Associate found through Craigslist
– Technology- Macintosh Point of Sales– Finances- Quickbooks, Andrew M. Zuroff, CPA, PC – Distribution- Fed Ex– Promotion- Business cards, seasonal catalogue,
post cards, signs & banners at www.vistaprint.com
– Products- Alice+Olivia, Betsy Johnson, Dolce Gabbana, Cynthia Rowley, Carolina Herrera, DKNY
– Services- Tea from Twinings
Source: http://www.amzcpas.com/?gclid=CMuK3eXo3pYCFQ8QagodvCwu4Q
Risks and Rewards
• The risk of opening the doors to the cocktail inspired store Lorene is that the store relatively only sells cocktail dresses and customers may get tired of seeing the same concept.
• This issue will be addressed by a constant trip to Market Week in New York to insure that Lorene has the most up to date dresses along with a wide variety of options ladies can choose from. Also, Lorene will always have accessories in the store to keep the traveling customer enticed and add the final touch to her outfit.
Key Issues
• Near term– Lorene is seeking a permanent
residence on the infamous Newbury Street.
• Long term– Lorene must stay on top of bringing
in new merchandise each season in order to appeal to the customers who will come in at a regular basis for a special event for fear of the lose of interest.
Introducing Lorene
Boutique style layout1500 sq. ft
Target Audience Psychographics
– “Work hard, play harder” mentality. – Goes to upscale parties, dates, and
is available to go to any event at any time.
– Values friendships, family, college education, work ethics, time management, health, & style.
– Spending behavior consists of being responsible by paying fixed budget, and then using all disposable money on shopping and entertainment.
Lorene The Store
5 Year Hiring Plan
Position Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
CEO $35,000 $40,000 $45,000 $60,000 $70,000
CEO $35,000 $40,000 $45,000 $60,000 $70,000
Mgr $25,000 $30,000 $35,000 $40,000
Sales $20,000 $20,000 $20,000
Sales $20,000 $20,000 $20,000
Assistant $25,000
Business Management
$12,987,350.00 Percent Dollars Planned GMROI =Gross Margin $ X Net Sales
Net Sales X (100% - GM%)
= Inventory Turnover
$2,857,217.00 Markdowns 11.50% $1,493,545.25 Net Sales Inventory Cost Inventory Cost
58.00% Discounts 7.50% $974,051.25
Shrinkage 3.00% $389,620.50 $7,532,663.00 X $12,987,350.00 #DIV/0! X 0.42 = #DIV/0!
Total Reductions 22.00% $2,857,217.00 $12,987,350.00 #DIV/0!
12 month plan-> 12 / Inventory Turnover = BOM Stock/Sales
12 / #DIV/0! = #DIV/0!
6 month plan-> 6 / #DIV/0! = #DIV/0!
Line January February March April May June July August September October November December
Percent of Sales by Month 1 6.00% 4.00% 7.00% 10.00% 7.00% 7.00% 5.00% 14.00% 6.00% 4.00% 9.00% 21.00% 100.00%
Monthly Sales 2 $779,241.00 $519,494.00 $909,114.50 $1,298,735.00 $909,114.50 $909,114.50 $649,367.50 $1,818,229.00 $779,241.00 $519,494.00 $1,168,861.50 $2,727,343.50 $12,987,350.00
Percent of Reductions by Month 3 5.00% 10.00% 5.00% 8.00% 7.00% 10.00% 5.00% 12.00% 8.00% 5.00% 8.00% 17.00% 100.00%
Monthly Reductions 4 $142,860.85 $285,721.70 $142,860.85 $228,577.36 $200,005.19 $285,721.70 $142,860.85 $342,866.04 $228,577.36 $142,860.85 $228,577.36 $485,726.89 $2,857,217.00
Stock/Sales Ratios 5 2.6 3 2.6 1.9 2.5 2.4 2.5 2.1 2.4 2.8 2 1.7
Beginning of Month Stock (BOM) 6 $2,026,026.60 $1,558,482.00 $2,363,697.70 $2,467,596.50 $2,272,786.25 $2,181,874.80 $1,623,418.75 $3,818,280.90 $1,870,178.40 $1,454,583.20 $2,337,723.00 $4,636,483.95
End of Month Stock (EOM) 7 $1,558,482.00 $2,363,697.70 $2,467,596.50 $2,272,786.25 $2,181,874.80 $1,623,418.75 $3,818,280.90 $1,870,178.40 $1,454,583.20 $2,337,723.00 $4,636,483.95 $1,050,000.00
Additions to Stock 8 $454,557.25 $1,610,431.40 $1,155,874.15 $1,332,502.11 $1,018,208.24 $636,380.15 $2,987,090.50 $212,992.54 $592,223.16 $1,545,494.65 $3,696,199.81 -$373,413.56
Sales $3,506,584.50 Sales $4,285,825.50 * – for a 12 month plan, get
EOM $8,662,562.45 EOM $9,493,752.85 value from management
Avg Inv $2,165,640.61 Avg Inv $2,373,438.21
Inv Turnover 1.619190405 Inv Turnover 1.805745554 Sales $5,194,940.00
EOM $9,478,790.15
Avg Inv $2,369,697.54
Inv Turnover 2.192237582
BudgetFall 2008 Budget
Designer Description Item Size Price Quantity Total
1Alice + Olivia 2-Tone Dress 237738 0 $385.00 2 $770.00
2 $385.00 2 $770.00
4 $385.00 2 $770.00
6 $385.00 2 $770.00
8 $385.00 2 $770.00
10 $385.00 2 $770.00
12 $385.00 2 $770.00
2Alice + Olivia Colorblock Dress 237734 0 $395.00 2 $790.00
2 $395.00 2 $790.00
4 $395.00 2 $790.00
6 $395.00 2 $790.00
8 $395.00 2 $790.00
10 $395.00 2 $790.00
12 $395.00 2 $790.00
3Milly Poppy Print Silk Chiffon Dress 235044 0 $435.00 2 $870.00
2 $435.00 2 $870.00
4 $435.00 2 $870.00
6 $435.00 2 $870.00
8 $435.00 2 $870.00
10 $435.00 2 $870.00
12 $435.00 2 $870.00
4Milly Victorian Print Silk Dress 235046 0 $350.00 2 $700.00
2 $350.00 2 $700.00
4 $350.00 2 $700.00
6 $350.00 2 $700.00
8 $350.00 2 $700.00
10 $350.00 2 $700.00
12 $350.00 2 $700.00
5Milly Tuileries Print' Dress 221636 0 $420.00 2 $840.00
2 $420.00 2 $840.00
4 $420.00 2 $840.00
6 $420.00 2 $840.00
8 $420.00 2 $840.00
10 $420.00 2 $840.00
12 $420.00 2 $840.00
6D&G Dolce & Gabbana Bustier Dress 234428 0 $1,295.00 2 $2,590.00
2 $1,295.00 2 $2,590.00
4 $1,295.00 2 $2,590.00
6 $1,295.00 2 $2,590.00
8 $1,295.00 2 $2,590.00
10 $1,295.00 2 $2,590.00
12 $1,295.00 2 $2,590.00
7D&G Dolce & Gabbana Stretch Flannel Bubble Dress 234420 0 $495.00 2 $990.00
2 $495.00 2 $990.00
4 $495.00 2 $990.00
6 $495.00 2 $990.00
8 $495.00 2 $990.00
10 $495.00 2 $990.00
12 $495.00 2 $990.00
8See by Chloé Silk Landscape Dress 230297 0 $495.00 2 $990.00
2 $495.00 2 $990.00
4 $495.00 2 $990.00
6 $495.00 2 $990.00
8 $495.00 2 $990.00
10 $495.00 2 $990.00
12 $495.00 2 $990.00
Grand Total $59,780.00
6 Month Plan
Plan Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Totals/ Avg.
% of Sales 16.00% 13.00% 15.00% 22.00% 23.00% 11.00% 100.00%
Beginning Month Stock 24613.12 19998.16 23074.80 33843.04 35381.36 16921.52 139730.73
Sales $17,580.80 $14,284.40 $16,482.00 $24,173.60 $25,272.40 $12,086.80 $99,807.67
Ending Month Stock 19998.2 23075 33843 35381 16922 18459.88571 147679.0857
Markdowns $4,799.56 $3,899.64 $4,499.59 $6,599.39 $6,899.37 $3,299.70 $27,247.49
Purchaes Planned $17,765.44 $21,260.88 $31,749.79 $32,310.95 $13,712.41 $16,924.86 $135,003.51
Stock to Sales Ratio 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
Fashion Show Production Art Institute- California Design College
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Estate
Source: www.daylife.com
Target Audience• Demographics– Female– Single, In a Relationship – Ages:18-34 – Middle to Upper Class
– Income: $50,000+
– College Graduate or enrolled in school– Located in the Greater Boston area
• Psychographics– Practices a healthy lifestyle by participating in yoga on a regular basis,
believing in organic for everything from fruit to cleaning supplies, and tries to keep her world clean by recycling.
– Goes to parties that are upscale, dates, and is available to go to any event, at any time.
– Values friendships, family, college education, work ethics, time management, health, & style.
– Spending behavior consists of being responsible by paying fixed budget, and then using all disposable money on shopping, dinning, and entertainment.
Competitor Overview
• Anthropology– Strengths: Chain Retailer, owned and
operated by Urban Outfitters, multi-line, lifestyle brand, customer loyalty.
– Weaknesses: Can be intimidating, high price points, poor advertising, poor promotions.
– Opportunities: To be more personable, to reach target market through advertisements.
– Threats: New retailers creating great customer service along with out doing everything from product to advertising.
Petals Opening Shop
• Targeting the public, Petals will open its doors on Thursday, April 2, 2009. Advertising for Petals Grand Opening will begin mid February. Advertising for the Grand Opening will consist of direct mailers, magazine advertisements, online publications, newspaper, and radio.
• The event will accomplish awareness of the store Petals and attract customers.
• The Grand Opening will be a CO-OP event with Free People.
Flyer Advertisement
• Post Card Flyer – Petals will have Post Card Flyers advertising
the store opening. Post Cards will be distributed to art galleries, coffee shops, and concert venues around Newbury St. and will be placed at the entrance of each place.
• Art Galleries – Acme Fine Art, Judi Rotenberg Gallery, Alpha
Gallery, Arden Gallery, Art Institute of Boston, Kidder Smith Gallery
• Coffee Shops– Starbucks, L'Aroma Café, Tealuxe
• Concert Venues – Abbey Lounge, Avalon, Sculler's Jazz Club
– Cost to print per thousand- $73.00 ($.73 per card)
Source: www.boston.com www.printplace.com
Radio Advertisement
• Radio Spot:• “Fall in love with fall all over again
sale. Come to Petals to receive 25% off after purchase of a $100 or all throughout the month of September. Visit our website at shoppetals.com! Hurry in to get your last fall must haves! Petals is located on Newbury St. For more information, visit our website at Shoppetals.com.”
Source: http://www.gaebler.com/Cost-of-Radio-Advertising-In-Boston---MA
Radio Advertisement• Petals will be advertising on 93.7 Mike FM,
Contemporary Adult, 24/7 for the two months prior to the Grand Opening. This radio station is directly what Petals target market listens to on a daily basis. These station plays everything from Cold Play, to Nelly Furtado, to Foo Fighters. While our target market is commuting to school or work or getting ready for a night out on the town, they are constantly tuned into this station and will here our radio advertisement as it will be played multiple times throughout the day.
• Cost per radio spot is on average $453.00
Source: http://www.gaebler.com/Cost-of-Radio-Advertising-In-Boston---MA
Press
Release
Fall Sale at Petals• Targeting the public, Petals will be having a
fall sale entitled “Fall in Love with Fall all over Again” throughout the whole month of September. Heavy advertising for Petals Fall Sale will begin mid August and end in the middle of September. There will still be advertising until the end of September, however it will be light. Advertising for the Grand Opening will consist of direct mailers, magazine advertisements, online publications, newspaper, and radio.
• The event will accomplish awareness of the store Petals and attract customers.
• The “Fall in love with Fall all over Again” Sale includes 25% off of every $100 spent.
Advertising Placement
• Direct mailers: Post Card Flyer• Magazine advertisements:
Boston Magazine• Online publications: Boston
Herald• Newspaper: Boston Globe• Radio: 93.7 Mike FM
Flyer Advertisement
• Post Card Flyer – Petals will have Post Card Flyers advertising
“Fall in Love with Fall all Over Again Sale”, 25% off of every $100 spent. Post Cards will be distributed at local festivals around Newbury St.
• Samuel Adams Oktoberfest Saturday, September 5, 2009
• Oak Street Fair Saturday, September 19, 2009• Sowa Open Market Every Sunday through
October 25, 2009 (Note: Petals will promote every Sunday, even if there is not a current store promotion)
– Cost to print per thousand- $73.00 ($.73 per card)
Source: www.boston.com www.printplace.com
Flyer Advertisement
• Post Card Flyer – Petals will have Post Card Flyers advertising
“Fall in Love with Fall all Over Again Sale”, 25% off of every $100 spent. Post Cards will be distributed at local festivals around Newbury St.
• Samuel Adams Oktoberfest Saturday, September 5, 2009
• Oak Street Fair Saturday, September 19, 2009• Sowa Open Market Every Sunday through
October 25, 2009 (Note: Petals will promote every Sunday, even if there is not a current store promotion)
– Cost to print per thousand- $73.00 ($.73 per card)
Source: www.boston.com www.printplace.com
Magazine Advertisement
• Petals will advertise their “Fall in Love with Fall all Over Again Sale”, 25% off of every $100 spent, in the August 2009 issue of Boston Magazine. Petals target customer relies on this magazine to keep them up to date on what concerts they should attend, where the latest restaurant is located, and when art shows are coming. This is Petals target customer’s go to source for everything including where to shop.
• Cost per 1 Full 4-Color Page: $17,342
Creating a Buzz• Petals will create a buzz by advertising directly
to the target customer, at the consumer level. Petals goes to the cafes, magazines, and blog websites that the target customer goes to daily to advertise their store. Traffic within the store will be made through promoting sales advertisements, excessive catalog distribution, and an on going calendar of store events. Petals will succeed competitors because Petals owners have a passion for finding that unique eccentric piece that cant be found anywhere else. With dedication to finding excellent merchandise, Petals offers outstanding customer service to anyone who walks into the store. Petals employees want everyone to find a piece that has their own personality.
Television
• Pros– Television
combines color, sound, and motion
– Television is still enormously efficient for large advertisers
– Television opens more doors
• Cons– Messages can
easily be forgotten and destroyed
– Audiences can easily believe competition
– It is easy to confuse the audience with a lot of cluttered advertisements
– Many audiences surf channels throughout the commercials
Source: Lane, King and Russell. Kleppner’s Advertising Procedure. 16 th ed,. New Jersey: Prentice-Hall.
Television Recommendation
• Television is a recommended medium to advertise for Lorene. Television is the most remembered form of advertising. With television advertising, Lorene’s target market will be able to be reached.
Recommended Buy
Source: Nielsen Station Index. Boston August 2005. People Meter Service.
Date Time Program Cost Ratings
Monday 8-9 PM 24 $10,000.00 8
9-10 PM Hell's Kitchen $9,200.00 5
Tuesday 8-9 PM House $6,500.00 2
9-10 PM Big Brother $4,900.00 3
Wednesday 8-9 PM So You Think You Can Dance $6,725.00 6
9-10 PM So You Think You Can Dance $3,750.00 5
Thursday 8-9 PM NFL $5,250.00 10
9-10 PM Scrubs $8,275.00 6
Friday 8-9 PM Red Sox $5,350.00 5.5
9-10 PM Red Sox $2,800.00 7
Sunday 8-9 PM Simpsons $15,750.00 5
9-10 PM Law & Order CI $5,950.00 3
Thank You for your time!
For more information please view http://www.linkedin.com/in/breannacampfield
or view my full portfolio at an
interview
-Breanna Campfield