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Sugar Bowl Group Members: BBA-8

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Sugar BowlGroup Members:

BBA-8

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Background

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Preparing Transformation

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Employees

Gary Spaldings Shirley Smith Daniel Sinclair

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Research

Analyzing local and international markets

Customer trends Michael Burke

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Design

Getting the most profitability out of the capacity of 150 people

Cost saving at every turn –Hired Mike walker, a relatively inexperienced but cheaper contractor

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Food & Beverages

The business already had licenses for serving alcohol and hot and cold food

Choose catering over installing a kitchen

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Renovation & opening

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Operations

Plans have a way of going awry in implementation stage

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Hiring a general manager

When micro managing got impossible for Givens she had to hire Petty

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Pricing

The pricing was done keeping the rates at High Rollers in mind

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Organizational

3 divisions:

1. Restaurant Operations-Petty2. Bowling Operations and Sales-Givens3. Tracking of receipts and deposits-

Gary Spalding

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Financials

Higher levels of shrinkage controls due to young employees

Petty’s proposed management controls

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Marketing for Grand Opening

Use of direct mails, online ads and social media channels for advertising

Low-cost, attention grabbing PR activity

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2011/12 Operations

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Unpredictability

Attendance fluctuations ranging from 425 customers to a minimum 100 customers at times

Average for Thurs-Sunday fell to 35% and Mon-Wed only 15%

Waiters started quitting jobs Machinery for two lanes also

malfunctioned

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Customer Experience

Givens interacted personally with the customers asking about their experience and their complaints

85% responded with most favorable rating

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Private Events

Charlie Campbell replaced Smith Within a month he booked two private

events and substantive contact with HR managers

Mondays and Tuesday nights designated for private events

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Gaining Momentum

Revenues started growing as word spread among graduate students and young professionals

Average spending climbed to $45 with 60% capacity on Thurs-Sun nights

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Strategic Partnerships

Two options:

1. League Bowling2. Exclusive Band Rights

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April 2012

Two offers:

1. Offer of $1 million by investor for starting point of negotiations

2. New York consulting firm’s offer of leading a group to Givens

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Pondering the Future

Loans Customers per day Wednesday nights: singles bowl vs.

zulu Monday and Tuesday: permanent

close Changing Trends