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Proposed market entry plan for Boston Market. Presented By: Bryan Kao Michelle Greco David Weaver Norton Suda Mao Uchikado Azusa Kurata. MGG 495. Presenter:. Agenda. Company background S creening and Selection of Country Target S egment in Selected Country
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Proposed market entry plan forBoston Market Presented By: Bryan Kao Michelle Greco David Weaver Norton Suda Mao Uchikado Azusa Kurata MGG 495 Presenter:
Agenda Company background Screening and Selection of Country Target Segment in Selected Country Screening and Selection of Entry Modes Implementation Issues Recommendations and conclusion Presenter:
Company background MISSIONS: TO CREATE AWESOME FOOD, SERVED QUICKLY BY WARM AND FRIENDLY PEOPLE! • In 1985 Boston Chicken was established by Arthur Cores and Steven Kolow. The first restaurant opens in Newton, Mass. • In 1995 Boston Chicken restaurants change their name to Boston Market • There are over 490 restaurants across the states. • Boston Market should plan for growth and survival by going international. Presenter:
Country screening and selection Presenter:
Market Segment and Attractiveness • Economy -Hong Kong has one of the freest economy in the world -taxes for franchising will be between 10-25%. -High GDP/Capita and is rapidly growing • Population -Hong Kong population of 15 years and older is 6,316,557. -Premium western food is becoming popular with the younger middle - Closer Economic Partnership Agreement provides easy expansion to mainland China
Market Segment and Attractiveness • Cultural Acceptance • Eating out rather than cooking at home is growing in popularity • Hong Kong is ranked 3rd in Poultry consumed per capita by country • Health consciousness is a growing trend and Boston Market caters to that • Provides quality food with quickly, courteously, and consistently
Entry Modes and Selection Presenter:
Implementation issues • Screening the franchisee • Drafting the franchise agreement • Choosing pilot location Presenter:
Recommendation & Conclusion • Selected Market: Hong Kong • Selected Entry Mode: Franchising There is no specific legislation governing franchising operations in Hong Kong. There are no exchange controls, anti-trust laws, or foreign equity participation or local management participation regulations. Presenter: