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Conclusion.
Quimby walk around an empty factory, North Carolina. She tried to imagine the space filled with machines and workers. The activities in the production.It is not her fault that day. She will have to decide soon. In her view, there are three options.
One. Located at North Carolina: Quimby moved to North Carolina by trying to jump over her own indecision Burt's Bees is the leading North Carolina to a plant manager at Revlon and manager of sales and marketing experience. Lancome, Vogue, Victoria's Secret, and the loss of Quimby can be solved by these two experts.
Two. Returned to Maine: Quimby can stop buying and employment to move back to Maine, where the employee was on her can be hired to work with some sunk costs are involved, but can be reduced to a minimum if. She immediately made it more Burt's Bees is the original product line, which achieved its first governor of Maine said that if she changed her mind in North Carolina will have to pay the tax and shipping costs.
Three. Selling company: Although it may be difficult to attract buyers Burnt's Bees $ 3 million in sales, it would be some interest in the industry. It is tempting to buy in the future Quimby knew she did not want to say that Burt's Bees forever and I feel like at some point. This business is not a requirement anymore. My children are grown and have moved away. There are other things I want to do in life After Quimby dream to live in India and work as rural women. In product design, manufacturing and marketing of artifacts by hand if she sells Burt's Bees her dream to become a reality soon.
The choice of RoxanneQuimby:-

1. Remain in North Carolina: Burt's Bees remained Carolina viewed as the only option, the company will continue to expand. It is an area rich with potential and competitive pricing with Roxanne and Burnt and transportation costs. Tax revenue was lower than Maine's location is interesting for people who are hired badly on the management Roxanne Roxanne is the

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