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    This document outlines the requirements for a major group assignment in a construction business management and marketing course. Students must prepare a business plan for a small construction business incorporating standard elements such as an executive summary, vision/mission, goals/objectives, company description, operating plan, human resources plan, marketing plan, and financial plan. The business plan must be presented to the class and will be graded based on the content of the written plan (20%) and the in-class presentation (10%). Selecting a construction business type, preparing the written plan, and doing a 10 minute presentation on the plan are required. Plagiarized plans will result in failure of the course.

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    This document outlines the requirements for a major group assignment in a construction business management and marketing course. Students must prepare a business plan for a small construction business incorporating standard elements such as an executive summary, vision/mission, goals/objectives, company description, operating plan, human resources plan, marketing plan, and financial plan. The business plan must be presented to the class and will be graded based on the content of the written plan (20%) and the in-class presentation (10%). Selecting a construction business type, preparing the written plan, and doing a 10 minute presentation on the plan are required. Plagiarized plans will result in failure of the course.

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    This document outlines the requirements for a major group assignment in a construction business management and marketing course. Students must prepare a business plan for a small construction business incorporating standard elements such as an executive summary, vision/mission, goals/objectives, company description, operating plan, human resources plan, marketing plan, and financial plan. The business plan must be presented to the class and will be graded based on the content of the written plan (20%) and the in-class presentation (10%). Selecting a construction business type, preparing the written plan, and doing a 10 minute presentation on the plan are required. Plagiarized plans will result in failure of the course.

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    BLDG 2005 Construction Business Management and Marketing

    Major Group Assignment: A Business Plan


    Due Date: Wednesday November 11th in class (Architectural Students)
    Thursday November 12th in class (HVAC and Construction Students)

    “A business plan represents the dynamic process of planning and reviewing your business
    agenda over time, and it requires documentation in a format that allows regular planning in
    response to actual business condition.”

    Business plans need to incorporate standard elements such as:


    A. The executive summary (don’t forget to include this it should be about one
    page at the beginning)
    B. The vision and mission
    C. Goals and Objectives
    D. The company and its product or service
    E. Operating Plan
    F. Human Resources
    G. Risks and Opportunities
    H. The marketing plan
    I. The financial plan
    J. Concluding remarks regarding the financial plan

    Objective:
    This project is designed to help you to:
    • Understand the fundamentals of small construction business planning
    • Analyze the factors that make a small construction business successful in a competitive
    market.
    • Communicate with a specific target audience

    Requirements:
    • Maximum 4 students per team
    • Select a construction business from the following list:
    o Architectural
    o HVAC
    o Design Build Contactor
    o Demolition
    o Asphalt Paving
    o Excavation
    o Formwork
    o Masonry
    o Carpentry
    o Millwork
    o Painting
    o Roofing
    o Small Commercial Builder
    o Small General Contractor
    o Custom Home Builder
    o Renovation Contractor

    -1-
    o Other (to be approved by professor)
    • Prepare a business plan incorporating the standard elements as outlined above. The
    purpose of the plan is to document an operational plan for marketing and controlling the
    business. As well as a plan that is suitable for the use in acquiring either debt or equity
    financing.
    • Submission of Report
    o The business plan should be simple, neat, and compact. It should be double
    spaced on 8.5”x11” paper, typed on one side, and bound.
    o The cover should show the name of the company and identify the nature of the
    document. The title page should include the name of the company contact with
    the address and telephone number.
    o Actual Presentation, know your business when you present. Whatever you do,
    don’t just read from cards or slides. Show enthusiasm about your business!
    20% for Business Plan
    10% for Presentation

    30% of Final Mark

    A full presentation (not exceeding 10 minutes) of the business plan is required with all group
    members in attendance and participating. Group interaction should be courteous and
    professional, ideally displaying a team environment. The writing of the business plan will be
    professional in everyway including the naming of companies. Note: There will be substantial
    deductions of marks for any violations. As well your professor is well aware of the availability
    of Business plans on the web; this project however must be a product of your group. Plans found
    to be plagiarized will result in a 0 which will likely result in a failure of the course.

    -2-
    Marking Sheet
    Executive Summary (A separate 1 page description of the overall plan, it should highlight
    and sell the plan very briefly)
    Vision
    Mission
    Goals and Objectives
    The Company
    The Business
    Services and Products
    Unique Features or Proprietary Aspects of your Services or Products
    Regulations and Permits
    Future Services and Products
    Strategic Alliances
    Operating Principles and Procedures
    Costing and Estimating
    Tendering
    Contracts and Administration
    Purchasing & Cost Control
    Scheduling and Time Management
    Supervision and Quality Control
    Communication and Record Keeping
    Customer Service
    Site Safety
    Operations Summary
    The Market
    Market Definition
    Market Segment
    Marketing
    Sales Position
    Pricing
    Competition
    Sales and Marketing Monitoring
    Risk/Opportunity
    Human Resources
    Staff Positions and Job Responsibilities
    Ownership
    Professional Support
    Board of Advisors and Directors
    Review and Evaluation Procedures
    Hiring Procedures
    -3-
    Compensation Assessment and Motivation
    Training and Upgrading
    Financial Plan
    Financial Statements
    Assumptions
    Capital Requirements
    Financial Monitoring
    Conclusion
    Appendix Exhibits

    -4-
    -5-

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