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Suits for Men
2015 HSBCC Entrepreneurship Case
Team: Matt Bissonnette, Trisha Carleton, Marcus Mayall
Agenda
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Problem Statement
• Michael Bakshi runs Suits for Men
Inc.
• A valued tailor is approaching
retirement
• Considering new suit lines & staffing
options
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Internal Analysis
Profit/Suit (On average)
Problem
Statement
Current Offerings:
High End Ready-Made Suits
Tailor-Made Suits
$120
$360
Considered Offering
Medium Price Suits
$70
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
• Demand:
High End- Highest demand 3150 sold in 2011
Tailor-Made- Lowest demand 210 sold in 2011
• Internal Strengths
-Strong customer loyalty
-Family experience
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
External Analysis
• Menswear industry is booming
• Located in downtown Vancouver in close
proximity to competitors
• Current customer base: Upper-middle to high
class businessmen
• Potential of capturing larger market
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Entrepreneur Capabilities
• Bakshi joined the industry in the 1990’s
• Strong support system
• Highly qualified staff
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Alternatives
• 3 alternatives
• All need to be viable options
• One option can usually be “the status quo” or make
no changes
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Alternative 1 – Status Quo
• Maintain current operation
• Hire another staff member
• Risk of hiring difficulties
• Little growth income potential
• Not choosing medium: loss in sales & not convinced
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Alternative 2
• High-End suits have 5:1 demand over tailor-made suits
• Solely sell High End Ready-Made Suits
• Start campaign to raise awareness of exclusive suits
• Profit Increase
• Risk of losing clients and demand
• Increasing price of suits to cover cost of free tailoring
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Alternative 3
• Based on low net income start marketing
campaign
• Don Cherry as spokesman
• Higher demand, exposure and profit
• Short term plan
• Difficult to get Cherry to commit
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Decision Criteria
Our final decision was based on:
• Profitability
• Sales trends
• Marketability
• Owner’s skills
• Sales Rep relationship
• Lack of confidence towards expansion
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Recommendation
• Implement Alternative #2
• Simplify business operations
• Increase profitability by specialising in High End
Ready Made Suits
• What if ?
Go back to status quo – most comfortable choice
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Implementation Plan
• What are the next steps for the decision maker? This can be
broken down into short term, medium term and long term
• How does he/she make your recommended changes?
• This is the most important area of your entire presentation!
Put the appropriate thought in!
• What is the urgency of the situation?
Problem
Statement
Analysis
Alternatives
Recomme
ndation
Implemen
tation
Question Period
Questions?