Oasis Presentation

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The Student Run Business Model Team 9 Tom Fetsick Gordy Jones Conor Larkin Andrew Urban

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Ohio University Competition, challenging students to create a business plan for a vacant university owned property. Awarded second place for developing the concept of a student run business, where students would be tasked with effectively managing a smoothie shop. Providing students a unique hands on entrepreneurial experience.

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The Student Run Business ModelTeam 9Tom FetsickGordy JonesConor LarkinAndrew Urban

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The Oasis

Built in1894

Historical value

Located at the heart of campus

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OUr Oasis• Mission Statement: “OUr Oasis is built on the principle of creating a thriving

student-run business, which will offer a unique entrepreneurial experience benefiting both the university and student body.”

• Long term Goals

• Georgetown, Cornell, and Dayton

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Product Feasibility

Competition

• Limited/to non-existent

• Cold Stone

Ohio University Community

• Unsatisfied with healthy eating options

• 90% interested

Trends

• Sales increased 207% since 2002

• 9.8 billion dollar market

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Initial Investment

Average start up cost: $20,000-$50,000

Including blenders, freezer improvements, and other restaurant amenities

More information concerning renovation cost estimates can be seen in Appendix H

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Development of the Student Run Organization

Georgetown, The Corp.

Dayton, Flyer Enterprises

Ability to evolve

National recognition

Strong faculty involvement

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OUr Model

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Implementation

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Income Statement Analysis

Revenue Cost of Goods Sold Net Income Before Distributions

Worst Case $325,000 $130,000 $71,920

Caustiously Optimistic

$450,000 $180,000 $103,734

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Tax Exempt Status

The organization will operate as a 501(c)-3

Distributions are required

Benefits of being tax exempt

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