Contents SUMMARY 4Introduction 5Restaurant Location 7BUSINESS STRUCTURE 8OWNERSHIP 8MANAGEMENT 8DIVISIONS 8KEY ASSETS 9 STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 9MISSION STATEMENT 9OBJECTIVES 9SCHEDULE 10CL MANAGEMENT AND STAFF DESCRIPTION É 11HIERARCH Y 12Competition 12Kingstreet Trio 12Nick & Nats 12Zoup 13Sole restaurant & wine Bar 13Uptown Café 13The Bauer kitchen 13Milagro 13Bottom-up method of calculating price 14Division of shares 15The description of the business is subdivided based on nature, customer base and operations. 16Nature of the activity 16Customer base 16Operations 17Contingency plan – Strategies for diagnosing and responding to market problems. 17Some of the risks involved may be as follows 18Lack of sales 18Climate 18Management 19Excessive cost 19Restaurant operating systems 19Inventory 19People practice 19Training 20Planning 20Preventative maintenance 20Food safety 20Safety and security 20CONCLUSION 22References 23SUMMARY EXECUTIVEThe report is written to the best of our knowledge, professional experience of the partners brought together to form the foundations of the company with the help of our professor Ahmad Khan who helped us establish the outline of the project which is presented in the table of contents. The business plan for the proposed restaurant to be established in upscale Waterloo, called Jose's Pizza. It also contains the location, mission statement, business structure, and strategic goals of the restaurant. It is about the nature of accounts, market, management, operating systems of the restaurant, risk involved in the business.JOSE'S PIZZAIntroductionJose'...... middle of paper..... .ice creams are also there in the restaurant.CONCLUSIONAccording to the analysis carried out on the planned project, we have come to the conclusion that for the first year, we will aim for a break-even turnover, but according to the figures. accountants, we learned that we make a profit of about $32,000 per year. So we are planning to open the restaurant by the end of this year, after taking into account all the major steps of the business aspects. ReferencesCollege, C. (April 17, 2014). Conestoga College. Retrieved from Conestoga College: www.conestogac.comThe Canadian Trade. (April 17, 2014). Retrieved from Waterloo Region: http://www.international.gc.ca/investors-investors/cities-villes/waterloo.aspx?lang=fraWaterloo, U. o. (April 17, 2014). University of Waterloo. From the University of Waterloo: uwaterloo.ca