Ch. 5 Pp 1
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The document discusses several businesses - a proposed baseball academy, Subway sandwich shops, Microsoft, and Google. It outlines the author's plan to start a baseball academy to teach kids baseball skills and mentions their goals of passing classes and playing sports. It also provides brief histories of when Subway was founded and its growth, Microsoft being started by Bill Gates, and Google being founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
Ch. 5 Pp 1
- 1. By: Heath Barnacascel Principles of Business Period 3
- 2. Businesses One business that I would like to start is a baseball academy that teaches kids how to play baseball and improve their skills It would be successful because I would keep my facility clean, I would have good service and instructors, and I would have well priced prices My competition would be the K-Zone Academy and Grand Slam
- 3. Goals Short term goals- Pass my English Honors class this semester Have a good baseball season Intermediate Goals- Pass all my classes this semester with A’s Get faster and stronger for football next year Long Term Goals- Pass High school Play Football all 4 years for the shcool
- 4. Better Business Bureau BBB ensures that high standards for trust are set and maintained. We exist so consumers and businesses alike have an unbiased source to guide them on matters of trust. They Create a community of trustworthy businesses
- 5. Subway Fred DeLuca and Dr. Peter Buck team up to open their first submarine sandwich shop in Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1965 There are more than 28,800 SUBWAY ® franchises in 86 countries and territories worldwide The SUBWAY ® chain provides a variety of services, such as store design and local marketing assistance
- 6. Microsoft A few hundred million a year well spent on PR has most of the world believing it was exactly these things that made them rich Bill Gates is the founder of Microsoft
- 7. Google Google was started by two Stanford Graduate Students Larry Page Sergey Brin