Based on Ms. Cockerton’s advice, changes to the company business plan include taking the expert’s words
about defining the target market to heart, and further defining my business
plan. In an effort to directly target a unique niche market that is growing by
leaps and bounds, the LGBT community, the marketing and staffing requirements
also change. This community needs more audio and event companies that will
provide superior service that at it’s core, addresses the specific social needs of their events. Cockerton’s advice to make sure that the team is talented,
while already implemented must now be re-defined to include the needs of this
new niche market that the company is leaning towards.
In order to ensure the best
place fit for an LGBT event, our crew must be as dedicated to filling their
roles not only as our employees but also as part of a company that fully
supports the community. Based in the southeast, that need is further exacerbated
by its location making complete background and security checks necessary prior
to a new crewmember joining this special team. This not only ensures the safety
and comfort of our clients and artists but also prevents the reputation of the
company and it’s officers from suffering any damage of an event not handled
well.
According to both Cockerton
and the second expert chosen, David McShea, the most first and most important
thing that investors will be looking for is how the company will make money,
and how fast they will see a return on their investment. At the heart of
investing is the desire on the investor’s part to make money, not to provide
charity. In order to garner a first glance from the right people, it is most
important to highlight thoroughly and clearly how the company will make money, along
with proper growth calculations of the first three years of operation. The
other important things investors will look for is professionalism, realistic
planning, and well-considered financials (Cockerton). All of these elements
must be in place in order to inspire confidence when seeking any type of financial
help for a new venture.
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