CONNOR HAUKOM INDUSTRIES By Connor Haukom http presentyourstory

CONNOR HAUKOM INDUSTRIES™ By: Connor Haukom

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WHAT DO WE DO? • We are a non-profit organization that makes donations to other non-profits around the world. We like contributing to many other non-profit organizations, but we make a lot of donations to The Hunger Project. Our organization holds many fundraisers at different times of the year. Some examples of a fundraiser would be a picnic, swim, auction, golf tourney, and more.

WE NEED YOUR HELP! • Space and staffing: we only have 2 staff in a basement • Stand out from other organization • Bring in more donations • Be more time efficient

SITUATION • When a person calls in sick our staff becomes even smaller. • Our space isn’t big enough to expand. • Our few employees don’t have enough workspace. • Our workplace is outdated. • There is nowhere for employees to eat, so they take 1 and a half hours to go out and eat.

ACTION • Hire 30 employees and rent a floor of the Bremer Tower: 30 employees at $7. 25 an hour. For two months employees would cost about $104, 000. Also a months rent at the Bremer Tower would cost about $5, 000. • Hire 10 employees and rent an office building: 10 employees at $8. 00 an hour. For two months employees would cost about $38. 400. Also a months rent of an office building would cost about $2, 500. • Hire 2 employees and purchase a portable office: 2 employees at $9. 00 an hour. For two months employees would cost about $8, 640. Also a portable office would cost $4, 000 one time fee.

RECOMMENDATION • The best fit for our company would be the second option. • 30 employees to many, 2 is not enough

IMPLEMENTATION • Rent the office building • Hire the new staff • Get our spacing situated in the new building • The second option would cost about $43, 400 initially for the two months

EVALUATION • More efficient • Bring in more business • Be one of the best non-profit organization

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