Blossoms Day Care: Business Proposal for Child Care Services

The assignment presents a business proposal for Blossoms Day Care, outlining the services offered, which primarily focuses on child care for children aged six months to four years. The proposal emphasizes the provision of child care services at a reasonable price, targeting both joint and nuclear families. The report includes a discussion on the research methodology, specifically the use of secondary research to determine the demand for the services. The conclusion highlights the funding sources for the venture, including the investment based on the growth potential of the company and the innovative approaches used. The assignment also includes references to relevant academic sources, such as articles on entrepreneurial teams and business ventures, to support the proposal's content.

BLOSSOMS DAY CARE

Table of contents
• INTRODUCTION
• MAIN BODY
• CONCLUSION
• REFERENCES

Introduction
• Day care is a skill of taking care of children by babysitter, by care center etc. The Report will
include business proposal for a new venture that is 'Blossoms day care'.
• The child care center will provide various services of taking care of kids.
• The presentation will describe the marketing strategies

MAIN BODY
• The proposed venture for starting Blossoms day care will focus on providing services related with
child care of age in between six months to four years.
• The center will provide child care services at a reasonable price to the customers. It will focus on
joint and nuclear families.
• To determine the demand of the services the staff of the center will make use of secondary research.

CONCLUSION
• From the above study it has been summarized that the organization has accessed funding from
various sources that has helped them in growing.
• The investors has invested in the business, by seeing the growth aspect of the company and also be
analyzing the innovative and creative approach which has been utilized by the company. By this
they will invest in the firm.

REFERENCES
• Birley, S. and Stockley, S., 2017. Entrepreneurial teams and venture growth. The Blackwell
handbook of entrepreneurship.pp.287-307.
• Bjerke, B. and Gaddefors, J., 2017. 2. Starting a business venture rationally or naturally–exploiting
an opportunity in space or developing a place. Research Handbook on Entrepreneurial
Opportunities: Reopening the Debate.p.68.