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My Entrepreneurial Project Is About Developing My Own Luxury Brand Named After Me (Zaria Foster) And Focusing And Advocating For Not Only Diversity And Inclusion Of Real Women's Bodies, But Also Extending The Sizing To Be Accessible For Plus Size Women As My Main Goal

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My Entrepreneurial Project Is About Developing My Own Luxury Brand Named After Me (Zaria Foster) And Focusing And Advocating For Not Only Diversity And Inclusion Of Real Women's Bodies, But Also Extending The Sizing To Be Accessible For Plus Size Women As My Main Goal. Plus Size Women Tend To Be Overlooked In The Luxury Industry And Most Luxury Brands Have A Size Limit Stopping At Size 12 Or 14. I Want My Brand To Extend The Sizing And Having Plus Size Women To Be Able To Own Luxury Ready-To-Wear Clothes And Be Stylish And Have Good Quality Pieces They Can Wear Numerous Times. I Would Have My Sizing From XXS-6XL As My Extended Sizing For Women. My Brand Aesthetic Is A Maximalist, Hype Beast, And Eclectic, Yet Sophisticated And Bold Luxury Brand. I Will Attached My Parts 1-7 Of My Project To Show The Progress And Everything With This Project Flows Together. ****There will be another excel sheet that needs to be filled out on each page and each year 2023-2025 needs to be filled out as well as operating, investing and financing categories need to be filled in as well as be CALCULATED on each page of good, better, and best! Their should be an explanation for each page on the excel sheet and categories should be added since my brand is a luxury brand that would have a brick-and-mortar store and e-commerce store as well. Course Project Part 8: Partnerships, Costs, and Performance Metrics Learning Outcomes After completing this part of the project, you will be able to: decide which partnerships may be critical to your business and what jobs will be performed internally create a draft of your dashboard to monitor performance (metrics that matter) create final drafts of a three-year cash flow and income statements review and revise your Business Model Canvas based on the shifts in your thinking resulting from calculating your costs and developing your metrics that matter. Procedure Decide what partnerships will be critical to your business success: What were your hypotheses about your cash flow? Diagram the partner relationships with any dollar flows. What are the incentives and impediments for the partners? Create a presentation that includes the following (your presentation must follow the order that is listed below): SLIDE 1: Cover Slide SLIDE 2: Value chain visualization that represents any partnership relations SLIDE 3-5: Cash Flow Statement Summary (3 slides, one for each scenario) SLIDE 6: Hypothesis-Experiments-Results-Change: What did you learn about your costs? A. Hypothesis: Here’s what we thought. B. Experiments: Here’s what we did. C. Results: Here’s what we discovered. D. Next Steps: Based on that, here’s what we’re going to do next. SLIDE 7-9: Results: 3 - 5 slides describing the output of your test card and conversations with customers - quotes, notes, data SLIDE 10: Business Model Canvas: Revise your BMC so that it reflects the shifts in your thinking resulting from testing your hypotheses about customer segments. Highlight changes by making them red. Updated Business Model Canvas: Most up to date / clean canvas. ***ATTACH IS AN EXCEL SHEET TEMPLATE THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE AS WELL AS AN EXPLANATION ON EACH PAGE FOR GOOD, BETTER, AND BEST ON EACH TAB AS WELL AS CALCULATIONS BEING DONE AND CATEGORIES BEING FILLED OUT ON EACH SECTION (FINANCING, INVESTING & OPERATING ACTIVITIES)!!! Operating Activities Examples: Buildings and property Vehicles Machinery Computers Software Furniture Receiving money for selling goods Receiving interest on loans Receiving investment dividends Purchasing merchandise or supplies Purchasing raw materials Paying wages Paying interest Paying income taxes Investing Activities Examples: Cash received from the sale of goods and services Interest payments Salary and wages paid Payments to suppliers for inventory or goods needed for production Income tax payments sales customer service administration marketing Receiving cash from the sale of bonds or stocks Receiving cash from the sale of property or equipment Receiving cash on the principal balance for issued loans Purchasing stocks, bonds or other long-term investments Purchasing equipment or property Offering loan amounts to other people or companies Financing Activities Examples: Receiving money from loan or bond issuances Receiving money from selling shares Repurchasing shares Paying money for dividends Paying towards principal loan balances Submission and Due Date Convert your presentation file into PDF format, named as follows: lastnamefirstinitial_project_part8.pdf for example, John Doe would name the file “doej_project_part8.pdf”. Submit this file via the Submissions by 11:59 p.m. U.S. EST/EDT on Day 7 of Unit 8. Submit BOTH your presentation and excel projections. Also, post your finished work for group critique to the appropriate Unit 9 discussion forum by 11:59 p.m. U.S. EST/EDT on Day 1 of Unit 9. Then, review your classmates’ posts, and respond to at least three of them. Make your final posts by 11:59 p.m. U.S. EST/EDT on Day 5 of Unit 9.