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Transcript: Show how things would improve Pro Explain your expectations Summarize your recommendation Testimonials Challenges and opportunities WBF Facts Con Rhodri Evans, Investment Executive Future Get your audience excited Idea 2 Pro Pro Finance Wales is uniquely placed to deliver the kind of flexible, tailor-made funding solutions that Welsh SMEs often struggle to find elsewhere. The experienced and progressive environment of the New Investments team is reflected by our positive approach to investment opportunities and if a deal makes commercial sense the chances are we can find a way to fund it. Con Finance Wales understands SMEs and the challenges owners face when growing their businesses because we are an SME ourselves. This gives us a unique perspective as an investor. I enjoy meeting ambitious management teams, learning about their business and finding innovative funding solutions to support their growth plans. Con Explain new strategies Identify the problem Leanna Davies, Investment Executive Idea 1 How problems can be resolved Pro Describe the idea you think is best Wales Business Fund What if we do nothing? Explain what success will bring Finance Wales has invested in numerous North Wales companies but I’m keen to ensure that even more businesses in the region are able to benefit through our investment. Having been born and brought up in North Wales I understand the challenges and opportunities facing companies in the area and really enjoy working with local management teams to structure investments which meet their growth plans Cenydd Rowlands, Senior Investment Executive JEREMIE Con

FINANCE PRESENTATION

Transcript: Finance 101 GO BE A GOOD LEADER IN FINANCE! Figure out your allowance and expenses together: Are you in debt and need to find more money to pay for your expenses? Do you have a surplus after all expenses are accounted for? Planning Your Budget Budget planning Audits Filing paperwork Sending Requests Fundraising Balancing finances Reporting to Business Office Reporting to the club/eboard Going to budget hearings TIMELINE Debt or Surplus? You want to leave your club in a decent amount of surplus by the end of the school year. How to do it: Only spend on what you need. Find the best deals Fundraise (Go to Dan Napolitano’s Fundraising Tips and Pitfalls in Room 302 at 12:00pm – Session 2 of workshops) Attend budget meetings Submit budget & audits on time Submit all forms that are required (website on your handout) Participation in Hot Dog Day Abide by all AU and Senate policies Attend Senate meetings ******Any of these not being met may prevent you from receiving allocation money and recognition Once you select what budget time you are using, you need to figure out: What is needed for specific event(s)? What is needed for the over all use of the club/organization? Are there any annual fees for your club? Is anything needed for recruitment, current members, ceremonies, etc.? Figure out your allowance and expenses together: Are you in debt and need to find more money to pay for your expenses? Do you have a surplus after all expenses are accounted for? Planning Your Budget Reminders You need to know how much money your club has: How much money do you currently have in your club’s account? How much do you have coming in before expenses? Do you have any income for your club? *Remember that AU expenses are tax exempt You need to know how much money your club has: How much money do you currently have in your club’s account? How much do you have coming in before expenses? Do you have any income for your club? Responsibilities What are you doing a budget for? School year expenses? Semester expenses? Monthly expenses? Weekly expenses? Daily expenses? Specific event expenses? Debt or Surplus? GOAL By Brielle DePugh Be recognized as an organization on campus Reaching the goals of your club What does your club need? Know your fund and organization code - especially for forms Work WITH your club, eboard, and adviser not against them. Plan ahead EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED Once you select what budget time you are using, you need to figure out: What is needed for specific event(s)? What is needed for the over all use of the club/organization? Are there any annual fees for your club? Is anything needed for recruitment, current members, ceremonies, etc.? Extra Stuff to Do! What are you doing a budget for? School year expenses? Semester expenses? Monthly expenses? Weekly expenses? Daily expenses? Specific event expenses? QUESTIONS? TIMELINE What does your club need? GOAL You want to leave your club in a decent amount of surplus by the end of the school year. How to do it: Only spend on what you need. Find the best deals Fundraise (Go to Dan Napolitano’s Fundraising Tips and Pitfalls in Room 302 at 12:00pm – Session 2 of workshops) Meet with advisory at least once a month to go over books Keep a receipt book & all physical receipts Announce financial standings at each club meeting, whole group and eboard Keep records of all expenses and revenues For all events, make sure you have excess allowance for unexpected expenses What is your allowance? What is your allowance?

Project presentation template

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Finance Group Project Presentation

Transcript: Accounting for Business Group Project (LT10) Legal Factors Economic Factors Technological Factors Compliance with safety standards and regulations, including testing and labelling requirements, is mandatory. This includes adherence to laws concerning the use of potentially harmful substances. Economic factors influence the sale of personal care products as economic downturns can lead to reduced consumer spending on non-essential personal care products, while economic booms can increase demand. Advance technology lead to new product formulations, improved ingredients, and innovative packaging solutions. Technology also enables better consumer engagement through digital marketing and e-commerce platforms. Analyzing Sector Performance and Company Details Environmental Factors Understanding the Business Environment: PESTEL Analysis • There is increasing consumer demand for environmentally friendly and sustainable products. Companies are pressured to adopt eco-friendly practices, such as reducing plastic use and sourcing renewable ingredients. • Regulations regarding packaging waste and chemical usage influence how products are developed and marketed. PESTEL Analysis is a strategic tool to understand the external macro-environmental factors affecting a business. PESTEL stands for- Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, Legal. Here is a PESTEL analysis of the personal sector: Social Factors Nowadays, increase in awareness of health and wellness is also leading to increase in demand for natural and organic personal care products by which preferences for personal care products is gradually increasing Political Factors • Political aspect of personal sector is government regulations regarding consumer healthcare, hygiene which impact personal care products provided by the company. • Governments also impose regulations on the ingredients used in personal care products, safety standards, and advertising practices. Company Names Overview Personal Care Sector It is imperative to provide an overview of the company names involved in the Finance Group project to understand the diversity of the analyzed sector. Kimberly clerk (VAISHNAVI SINGH) Marico (AYUSHI SAXENA) VLCC (YASHI TRIPATHI) Shiseido (SHRUTI PRIYA) Emami (ARYAN TIWARI) Johnson & Johnson (ABHINAV SINGH) Mama Earth (RISHABH PANDEY) Enhanced Market Positioning Diversification Strategy Technological Integration Explore new market opportunities and diversify product/service offerings to reduce risk and increase revenue streams. Strengthen market positioning through targeted marketing campaigns and brand enhancement initiatives. Embrace technological advancements to streamline operations and enhance customer experience. Optimization of Resources Risk Management Strategies Continuous Improvement Culture Develop comprehensive risk management strategies to mitigate potential threats and safeguard project sustainability. Foster a culture of continuous improvement to adapt to market dynamics and drive innovation within the project. Optimize Cost Management Efficiently utilize resources and optimize processes to maximize productivity and achieve project goals. Implement cost-saving measures to improve profitability and efficiency. Innovative Growth Strategies Explore innovative growth strategies such as partnerships and acquisitions to expand market presence and drive revenue growth. Sustainability Initiatives Strategic Recommendations for Project Integrate sustainability initiatives into business operations to contribute to social responsibility and long-term resilience. Recommendations Marico business forecasting should reveal that in 2024, the income and the net profit will continue to decline and by reducing the focus on income and looking at other sources for additional revenue such as product differentiation or extension of the markets. Other ways include firm narrowing its losses, enhancing cost control or increasing operating efficiency to make margins more stable. Also, using its sound equity base for strategic investments might have further expansionary potential in the future. Key strategic recommendations to enhance project performance and outcomes based on the analysis findings. Customer-Centric Approach Adopt a customer-centric approach to enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty, driving long-term success. Recommendations Asset Utilization: Ensure efficient use of current assets and plan for future investments in fixed assets to maintain operational capacity. Revenue Growth: With a projected 20%+ revenue growth, invest in expanding production, marketing, and exploring new markets to sustain this momentum. Profitability: Continue improving cost management to maintain and enhance profit margins, building on the recent turnaround in profitability. Volume Growth: Leverage the 35% volume growth by ensuring the supply chain can support increased demand without compromising quality. TREND ANALYSIS (BALANCE SHEET) Johnson & Johnson Johnson &

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