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Group Assignment # 1: Case Study On Session 3 Joja's Deli: A Franchise in Need of Direction

The document provides the details of an assignment to analyze a case study on Joja's Deli, a franchise in need of direction. Students must read the case and answer four questions assessing the franchise concept, the Levin brothers' management, how to expand the franchise, and what the business is worth. Answers should not exceed 5 pages and are due by February 17th before class. When case data is missing, students should make their own justified assumptions.

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Group Assignment # 1: Case Study On Session 3 Joja's Deli: A Franchise in Need of Direction

The document provides the details of an assignment to analyze a case study on Joja's Deli, a franchise in need of direction. Students must read the case and answer four questions assessing the franchise concept, the Levin brothers' management, how to expand the franchise, and what the business is worth. Answers should not exceed 5 pages and are due by February 17th before class. When case data is missing, students should make their own justified assumptions.

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Group assignment # 1: Case Study on Session 3

Joja's Deli: a franchise in need of direction

Deadline for handing-in a hardcopy: Friday, February 17th 2017, before class
(4:00 pm)

ASSIGNMENT: Please read the case and answer the following questions (see
partial weights for grading):

1. What do you think of the Jo-Ja's concept as a franchise opportunity? What


would you do to improve the concept? (30%)
2. What do you think of the Levin brothers' management of the Jo-Ja's
franchise business? (30%)
3. What should the Levin brothers do to expand the franchise? (20%)
4. If you were to sell the business, how much do you think the company is
worth? (20%)

IMPORTANT:

The case mentions an Exhibit 1 which is actually not included. Do not


worry: when data is not available in the case, please make and justify
your own assumptions.
Your answers should not exceed 5 pages (you can add a cover page and
appendices).

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