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Chapter IV Feasibility

The business is organized as a partnership between 13 people. Each partner has contributed equal cash investments of 153,846.15 pesos, for a total of 2 million pesos. The partnership will share profits and losses equally. The business provides a hybrid of manufacturing, merchandising, and services. It has an organizational chart with the general manager and various roles such as cashier, chef, servers, and delivery personnel.

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Chapter IV Feasibility

The business is organized as a partnership between 13 people. Each partner has contributed equal cash investments of 153,846.15 pesos, for a total of 2 million pesos. The partnership will share profits and losses equally. The business provides a hybrid of manufacturing, merchandising, and services. It has an organizational chart with the general manager and various roles such as cashier, chef, servers, and delivery personnel.

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CHAPTER IV

“Organizational
Aspect”
INTRODUCTION

In this concept, you will see the Churrolecious business framework. The type of ownership is
also indicated in this part. The form of business organization and the organizational chart are also
stated in this concept.

BUSINESS STRUCTURE

Form of Ownership

This business is in form of partnership, to be managed by the group of thirteen people and at the
same time, they will be the partners and owners of the business. Each of them will have the
responsibility to contribute for the debts and obligations of the business. For the outcome of the
business, each of them will share equally, whether it’s the income or loss.

The business is in form of partnership, because it is more suitable for it. Partnership will be
able to share different ideas and resources that the other members cannot contribute. Through
this form of business, they will be able to know what weaknesses each other have.

TYPES OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION

The business is a hybrid type, because we’re providing combination of manufacturing,


merchandising and service.
Name Investment % of investment Amount of
Investment
Lorenzo, Angelica D. Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Fontillas, Jane Rizza Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
A.
Ocay, John Craig M. Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Ragos, John Smith Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
M.
Miranda, Lanna C. Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Delos Santos, Marc Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Luis V.
Sampan, Marwin J. Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Avoc, Monique Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Martin, Edward S. Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Morales, Romalyn C. Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Reyes, Xi Lian S. Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Ancheta, Lheron Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Andrei R.
Inducil, Sam Cash 7.69% 153,846.1538
Total Cash 100% Php 2,000,000.00
Investment
CAPITALIZATION
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

Churrolicious

Sampan, Marwin
Delos Santos, Marc Luis V.
Ancheta, Lheron Andrei
Morales, Romalyn Cortez
Ocay, John Craig
Fontillas, Jane Rizza
Lorenzo, Angelica
Ragos, John Smith
Miranda, Chelsea Lanna
Avoc, Monique
Inducil, Sam
Reyes, Xi Lian
Martin, Edward

Marwin Sampan
(Owner)
Marc Luis Delos Santos
(General Manager)

Lanna Miranda Romalyn Morales Sam Inducil


Monique Avoc John Craig Ocay (Delivery Operator)
(Cashier) Lheron Andrei Acheta

(Chef / Cook) John Smith Ragos

(Bus Person)

Jane Rizza Fontillas Xi Lian Reyes


Angelica Lorenzo Edward Martin
(Servers) (Delivery Man)

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