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SITXHRM003 Learners Assessment Guide Assessment 1 BSBMGT617 Develop and implement a business plan RTO No: 21595 | CRICOS Code: 02634E BSBMGT617 Develop and implement a business plan Assessment 1 Page 1 of 7 ©Copyright Academia International 2019 Version 3 Approved by: B. Wade Assignment Coversheet Name: Student ID: Email Address: Class: Unit name: Unit Code: Assignment name: Student Declaration I declare that – a. The evidence I have submitted for assessment is my own work, and b. The evidence I have submitted for assessment has not been shared with other students, and I have taken all reasonable precautions to ensure that my work cannot be accessed by other students that may seek to submit my work as their own, and c. All of the sources of information used to prepare my work have been, or may be accurately cited, and d. I retain a copy of all my original for my own records, or for resubmission if required by Academia Australia, and e. I have read and understood Academia Australia’s policy regarding plagiarism, and I accept the right of Academia Australia to investigate suspected plagiarism, and to act in accordance with the policy and procedure I have read. Student Signature: __________________________________________ Date of Submission: ___ / /20 BSBMGT617 Develop and implement a business plan RTO No: 21595 | CRICOS Code: 02634E BSBMGT617 Develop and implement a business plan Assessment 1 Page 2 of 7 ©Copyright Academia International 2019 Version 3 Approved by: B. Wade Assessment Information • You must achieve a satisfactory outcome for each of the required criteria of this assessment to be deemed satisfactory for this assessment. You must achieve a satisfactory result for the assessments for this unit of competency to achieve a competent result for the unit. 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Wade Project – Business Plan This project consists of evaluating (if applicable) and plan and develop a business plan for your workplace or as determined by your trainer. This assessment is one form of assessment type that is used to collect evidence and will count towards gaining competence toward this unit. To demonstrate competence each question must be answered by the student. You will be required to complete other relevant assessment tasks for this unit. This project – requires you to plan for and develop a complete business plan. Essentials Requirements as outlined in the “Context of and specific resources for assessment in the TP for this unit”: Assessment must ensure: • Access to appropriate documentation and resources normally used in the workplace. You are required to use an existing business plan in your workplace or at a
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Running Header: Buddha Bowl – Restaurant Business – Business Plan
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Buddha Bowl – Restaurant Business – Business Plan
Buddha Bowl – Restaurant Business – Business Plan
Table of Contents
1.    Executive Summary    4
Business Overview    4
Service & Pricing Details    4
Target Market    5
Budget    5
Vision Statement    5
Mission Statement    5
Future Goals & Objectives    5
2.    Business Background    6
Business Information    6
Business Opportunity    6
Vision & Mission    6
Goals & Objectives    7
Business Identity    7
Business Nature    8
Registration & Licenses    9
Business Structure & Ownership    9
Organisation Chart    9
Legal Considerations    10
Insurance    10
Risk Assessment & Assumptions    10
Operations & Distribution    10
Suppliers    11
Sustainability Plan    11
3.    Market    11
Market Research    11
Target Market    12
SWOT Analysis    12
Competitor Analysis    12
Pricing Strategy    13
Marketing Strategy    13
4.    Financial Plan    13
Start-up Costs    13
Balance Sheet Forecast    13
Profit & Loss Statement Forecast    20
Cash Flow Statement Forecast    28
Break-Even Assessment    35
Action Plan & Gantt Chart    37
References    51
Executive Summary
Business Overview
The need for tasty food at the right portion and economically priced option and presented in the right location is an ideal opportunity irrespective of the geographic location and business cycle. In this context, the business opportunity identified is that of catering Asian food as noodle or rice bowls with choice of meat and vegetables. The term “Buddha Bowl” refers to a soupy bowl of vegetables, meat and rice or noodles. This limited and simple offering located around a corporate office shall cater to office goers in the day time and casual consumers in the evening and weekend days.
The nature of the business shall be a restaurant business, specifically, a Quick Service Restaurant, and the same represents a restaurant that offers specific food items which need minimal levels of time for preparation as well as s
hall be delivered by way of quicker services. In general, these restaurants shall cater for fast food or else limited menu based options as these could be cooked at less time and by way of minimum possible variations. In case of Buddha Bowl, the focus is on limited menu with fast-delivered, simple, and tasty noodle / rice bowls with limited yet customizable options of meat and vegetables.
Service & Pricing Details
The company shall offer affordable, tasty, healthy and high-quality far delivered at the restaurant and the nature of the food delivered, that is, rice / noodle bowls with meat and vegetables.
Target Market
The target market for the company shall be the following consumer groups: [1] working professionals in and near the mall where the restaurant is located, [2] casual consumers who visit malls for recreation purposes, and [3] households which order food.
Budget
As per the business planning and detailed financial assessment undertaken, the cost for business start-up has been finalized at $60,000. Of this, $30,000 shall be infused as promoter equity using own funds. The balance $30,000 shall be raised as a long term period business borrowing from a bank. This equity capital and bank loan shall be utilized to procure materials, arrange restaurant facility lease and fund the operations in the initial stages.
Vision Statement
Feeding people affordable and tasty food
Mission Statement
Buddha Bowl shall at all times strive to offer simple, tasty and high-quality food
Future Goals & Objectives
At the outset, the company’s goals is to deliver high quality service by way of a fast, simple, and taste noodle / rice bowls with limited yet customizable options, and expand its customer base through word-of-mouth and other customer engagement activities to grow and succeed.
The specific objectives of the company include the following –
· Attaining break-even in operations within the first year of its operation
· Sustained growth in customer visit to the restaurant: 25 per cent year on year growth in year 2 and year 3
· Targeted revenue growth of over 30 per cent on an annual basis.
· Setting up additional restaurant outlets across the city of Brisbane after three years of service.
Business Background
Business Information
Business Opportunity
The need for tasty food at the right portion and economically priced option and presented in the right location is an ideal opportunity irrespective of the geographic location and business cycle (Lee et al., 2016; Lee et al., 2019). In this context, the business opportunity identified is that of catering Asian food as noodle or rice bowls with choice of meat and vegetables. The term “Buddha Bowl” refers to a soupy bowl of vegetables, meat and rice or noodles. This limited and simple offering located around a corporate office shall cater to office goers in the day time and casual consumers in the evening and weekend days.
While the opportunity is real and evident, the success of the realizing the opportunity shall depend on effective planning, development and implementation of the business plan (Lee et al., 2016; Lee et al., 2019).
Vision & Mission
The vision of the company is as follows: “Feeding people affordable and tasty food”
The mission of the company is as follows: “Buddha Bowl shall at all times strive to offer simple, tasty and high-quality food”
Goals & Objectives
At the outset, the company’s goals is to deliver high quality service by way of a fast, simple, and taste noodle / rice bowls with limited yet customizable options, and expand its customer base through word-of-mouth and other customer engagement activities to grow and succeed (Keegan, 2017; Deepak & Jeyakumar, 2019).
The specific objectives of the company include the following –
· Attaining break-even in operations within the first year of its operation
· Sustained growth in customer visit to the restaurant: 25 per cent year on year growth in year 2 and year 3
· Targeted revenue growth of over 30 per cent on an annual basis.
· Setting up additional restaurant outlets across the city of Brisbane after three years of service.
Business Identity
The restaurant shall be named as Buddha Bowl and the following image shall act as the company’s brand image –
Figure 1 – Brand Image of Buddha Bowl
The same shall be representative of affordable, tasty, healthy and high-quality far delivered at the restaurant and the nature of the food delivered, that is, rice / noodle bowls with meat and vegetables.
Business Nature
The nature of the business shall be a restaurant business, specifically, a Quick Service Restaurant, and the same represents a restaurant that offers specific food items which need minimal levels of time for preparation as well as shall be delivered by way of quicker services (Lee et al., 2016; Lee et al., 2019). In general, these restaurants shall cater for fast food or else limited menu based options as these could be cooked at less time and by way of minimum possible variations. In case of Buddha Bowl, the focus is on limited menu with fast-delivered, simple, and tasty noodle / rice bowls with limited yet customizable options of meat and vegetables.
Registration & Licenses
The following registrations / licenses shall be applicable for the Buddha Bowl Business (Business Australia, 2019) –
· Application and obtaining the Australian Business Number (“ABN”)
· Registration for the business name as Buddha Bowl
· Registration for taxes and the applicable ones include the Goods & Service Tax and the Pay As You Go (“PAYG”) Tax
· Food Business License from the Brisbane City Council
· All employee, consumer and safety protection compliances shall be applicable.
Business Structure & Ownership
The company shall be structured as a private limited company and shall be owned singly by a single promoter.
Organisation Chart
Legal Considerations
There is no one significant legal issue of concern in this business.
Insurance
All business related insurance policies, both mandated and required, shall be acquired.
Risk Assessment & Assumptions
The key risks identified and its discussion are presented as follows: [1] failure of take-off and expected customer flow and actual customer flows are adversely varied: the same represents a business risk and the same shall be prevented / reduced by way of effective marketing and customer engagement plan and more importantly by serving high quality and tasty food, and [2] The personnel employed fail to deliver competency as needed: the chefs, support staff and servers are all crucial to deliver tasty / high quality food and superior customer service. Any failure in their competency is a serious problem to the business performance. Hence adequate effort and focus shall be taken to ensure that competent, skilled and involved personnel get hired. Apart from these, there are varied potential risks that can affect the business at all times. In order to continually review, manage, monitor and control risks effective risk management policy, procedures and action plans shall be deployed and enforced (Sadgrove, 2016; Hopkin, 2018).
Operations & Distribution
The company shall depend on a single facility, a property leased in a mall, and the overall operations shall be confined to this facility. There are no distribution channel need given the same is a single site operation restaurant service.
Suppliers
The suppliers of the company mainly include the raw food, beverages, condiments, oils, water, etc. used at the restaurant for delivering the food and service. The same are fairly standardized in the restaurant business and suitable high quality and economically priced wholesale vendors / suppliers shall be contracted for the same.
Sustainability Plan
The company shall develop and continuously review and improve its sustainability policy, action plans and overall contingency plans.
Market
Market Research
In assessing the market for the proposed business, that is a quick service restaurant in Brisbane, can be seen as that while need for tasty food at the right portion and economically priced option and presented in the right location is an ideal opportunity irrespective of the geographic location and business cycle is real and evident, the success of the realizing the opportunity shall depend on effective planning, development and implementation of the business plan (Lee et al., 2016; Lee et al., 2019).
Hence, the market is characterized by sustained and growth focussed demand and with immense pressure on consistently delivering high-quality / tasty food and superior customer service.
Target Market
The target market for the company shall be the following consumer groups: [1] working professionals in and near the mall where the restaurant is located, [2] casual consumers who visit malls for recreation purposes, and [3] households which order food (Lee et al., 2016; Lee et al., 2019).
SWOT Analysis
    Strengths
· Superior business opportunity
· Skilled personnel
· Strong business case
    Weakness
· Start-up business with high competition
· Lack of experience
    Opportunities
· High demand market and under catered service niche
· Growth potential by way of expansion across Brisbane
    Threats
· Failure to deliver promised service / quality can lead to severe business losses
· Competition can replicate the service / food differentiation
Competitor Analysis
The key competitors for the company shall be other quick service restaurants which view for the same target market and consumer base that Buddha Bowl is targeting. The three key competitors shall include McDonalds, KFC and Burger King. While all of these well-established brands, the competitive advantage of Buddha Bowl shall lie in offering differentiated service in terms of novel food category and fast / superior service to customers who have short term to spend on food.

Pricing Strategy
The pricing of the product is intended to economical and affordable and the average pricing of per bowl is targeted to be at $50 per customer and the pricing will be gradually increased by 10 per cent on annual basis (Keegan, 2017; Deepak & Jeyakumar, 2019).
Marketing Strategy
The company’s marketing efforts shall entail the use of conventional media like magazines, flyers, and newspapers focussed mainly on the local Brisbane population. In addition social media shall be used for engaging with the customers, both targeted and existing ones, for continued brand visibility and for repeated visits (Keegan, 2017; Deepak & Jeyakumar, 2019).
Financial Plan
Start-up Costs
As per the business planning and detailed financial assessment undertaken, the cost for business start-up has been finalized at $60,000. Of this, $30,000 shall be infused as promoter equity using own funds. The balance $30,000 shall be raised as a long term period business borrowing from a bank.
This equity capital and bank loan shall be utilized to procure materials, arrange restaurant facility lease and fund the operations in the initial stages.
Balance Sheet Forecast
The detailed forecast of the balance sheet for a three year period is presented as follows –
    Detailed Projection for Balance Sheet
    Year 1 M1
    Year 1 M2
    Year 1 M3
    Year 1 M4
    Year 1 M5
    Year 1 M6
    Year 1 M7
    Year 1 M8
    Assets
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Current Assets-
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Cash
     1,041
     2,082
     3,122
     4,163
     5,204
     6,245
     7,285
     8,326
     Account Receivables
     4,450
     8,899
     13,349
     17,799
     22,248
     26,698
     31,148
     35,597
     Less- Reserves for bad Debts
     1,000
     2,000
     3,000
     4,000
     5,000
     6,000
     7,000
     8,000
     Total Current Assets
     4,490
     8,981
     13,471
     17,962
     22,452
     26,943
     31,433
     35,923
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Fixed Assets-
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Building/ Facilities
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     Machinery / Equipment
     4,167
     8,333
     12,500
     16,667
     20,833
     25,000
     29,167
     33,333
     Furniture / Fixtures
     1,667
     3,333
     5,000
     6,667
     8,333
     10,000
     11,667
     13,333
     Less- Accumulated Depreciation
     (583)
     (1,167)
     (1,750)
     (2,333)
     (2,917)
     (3,500)
     (4,083)
     (4,667)
     Total Fixed Assets
     5,250
     10,500
     15,750
     21,000
     26,250
     31,500
     36,750
     42,000
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     TOTAL ASSETS
     9,740
     19,481
     29,221
     38,962
     48,702
     58,443
     68,183
     77,923
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Liabilities & Capital
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Current Liabilities:
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Account Payables
     2,987
     5,974
     8,961
     11,948
     14,935
     17,922
     20,909
     23,896
     Income Tax Payables
     362
     724
     1,086
     1,448
     1,810
     2,173
     2,535
     2,897
     Short Term Borrowings
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     Accrued Wage Payable
     939
     1,878
     2,816
     3,755
     4,694
     5,633
     6,571
     7,510
     Sales Tax Payables
     453
     905
     1,358
     1,811
     2,263
     2,716
     3,169
     3,621
     Total Current Liabilities
     4,740
     9,481
     14,221
     18,962
     23,702
     28,443
     33,183
     37,924
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Long-term Liabilities
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Mortgage on Buildings
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     Long Term Business Loans
     2,500
     5,000
     7,500
     10,000
     12,500
     15,000
     17,500
     20,000
     Total Long Term Business Loans
     2,500
     5,000
     7,500
     10,000
     12,500
     15,000
     17,500
     20,000
     Total Liabilities
     7,240
     14,481
     21,721
     28,962
     36,202
     43,443
     50,683
     57,924
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Capital:
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Equity capital
     2,500
     5,000
     7,500
     10,000
     12,500
     15,000
     17,500
     20,000
     Earning Capital
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     Total Capital
     2,500
     5,000
     7,500
     10,000
     12,500
     15,000
     17,500
     20,000
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     TOTAL LIABILITIES & CAPITAL
     9,740
     19,481
     29,221
     38,962
     48,702
     58,443
     68,183
     77,924
    Detailed Projection for Balance Sheet
    Year 1 M9
    Year 1 M10
    Year 1 M11
    Year 1 M12
    Year 1
    Assets
     
     
     
     
     
    Current Assets-
     
     
     
     
     
     Cash
     9,367
     10,408
     11,448
     12,489
     12,489
     Account Receivables
     40,047
     44,497
     48,946
     53,396
     53,396
     Less- Reserves for bad Debts
     9,000
     10,000
     11,000
     12,000
     12,000
     Total Current Assets
     40,414
     44,904
     49,395
     53,885
     53,885
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Fixed Assets-
     
     
     
     
     
     Building/ Facilities
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     Machinery / Equipment
     37,500
     41,667
     45,833
     50,000
     50,000
     Furniture / Fixtures
     15,000
     16,667
     18,333
     20,000
     20,000
     Less- Accumulated Depreciation
     (5,250)
     (5,833)
     (6,417)
     (7,000)
     (7,000)
     Total Fixed Assets
     47,250
     52,500
     57,750
     63,000
     63,000
     
     
     
     
     
     
     TOTAL ASSETS
     87,664
     97,404
     1,07,145
     1,16,885
     1,16,885
     
     
     
     
     
     
     Liabilities & Capital
     
     
     
     
     
     Current Liabilities:
     
     
     
     
     
     Account Payables
     26,883
     29,870
     32,857
     35,843
     35,843
     Income Tax Payables
     3,259
     3,621
     3,983
     4,345
     4,345
     Short Term Borrowings
     -
     -
     -
     -
     -
     Accrued Wage Payable
     8,449
     9,388
     10,326
     11,265
     11,265
     Sales Tax Payables
     4,074
     4,527
     4,979
     5,432
     5,432
     Total Current Liabilities
     42,664
     47,405
     52,145
     56,885
     56,885...
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