The Drunk Driver, LLC.

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A business plan for a company called The Drunk Driver, LLC.

4,317 words () | 2 sources | APA | 2008 United States

Paper Summary:

This paper explains the way that the proposed The Drunk Driver, LLC. of Daytona Beach is being created as a safe alternative to driving from bar to bar, while being served domestic drinks without endangering the safety of these customers and the community. The author points out that profits will be generated by patrons riding the trolley, businesses paying to advertise, businesses paying for a stop in front of their business and contributions from organizations such as Mother's Against Drunk Driving (MADD). The paper outlines the business plan, especially the operations, policies and evaluations of the workers and of the company itself.

Table of Contents:
Introduction
Environment, Key Customers
Environment, Key Competitors
Strategy, Core Competencies, Distinguishing Strategy
Strategy, Current Mission
Strategy, Current Management Philosophy
Culture, Workers
Culture, Management
Results, Current Key Result Areas
Results, Resource Inventory
Results, Current Financials
Systems, Communication and Information Sharing
Systems, Performance and Evaluations
Systems, Policies and Procedures
Systems, Compensation
Core Process, Physical Layout Map
Structure, Span of Control
Core process, Computer Delivery System
Structure, Job Role and Structures
Future Growth Areas

From the Paper:

"The cost structure for The Drunk Driver, llc. will consist of some common components such as payroll, utilities, and insurance. Other costs will include upkeep of the trolleys, advertising materials, and technology services. The common components are a part of any business with an office and employees. The other costs will be unique to The Drunk Driver and prompt further detail.
"Keeping the trolleys running takes regular maintenance like oil changes, brakes, and new tires. Other upkeep issues include engine problems, damage to the inside or outside of the trolley, and cleaning the inside of the trolley nightly."

Sample of Sources Used:

How to write procedures to increase control. (n.d.) Retrieved September 7, 2008 from http://www.bizmanualz.com/information/2005/04/06/how-to-write-procedures-to- increase-control.html
McNamara, C. (2008) Employee compensation in the USA. Retrieved September 7, 2008, from http://www.managementhelp.cor/pay_ben/cmpnstn.htm