“Finagle A Bagel” Term MT219-13 Finagle A Bagel’s marketing mix is very new and exciting. They are out of Boston. They have a great marketing manager, who does all of her own marketing, and has made the company grow phenomenally, and is a great asset to them. For their marketing mix, she has gone out into the public and basically, thrown Finagle A Bagel out at the perspective customers. They sample there food along with coupons and very creatively got the public to try it, like…
Describe Finagle A Bagel 's marketing mix. Finagle A Bagel uses all the variables of the marketing mix which include product, price, distribution and promotion to support their company that makes between 20 and 25 million dollars a year. Promotion. The promotion element of the marketing mix is creatively organized to make customers aware of new items Finagle A Bagel might decide to put on their menu. One way in which they have promoted their sandwiches in the past is by running directly…
Finagle A Bagel’s Management, Organization, and Production Finesse Individual Case Study Executive summary Finagle A Bagel is truly successful and fest growing company. For 14 years, since 1998 up to 2012, company grow in to 20 stores and $20 million in annual revenue. What is the secret of such successful story? What company does differently? Is it a new idea, new type of business, or new company structure with new style of management? So, what drives Finagle A Bagel to success? Background…
1. What does Finagle A Bagel’s upside-down organization chart suggest about the delegation of authority and coordination techniques within the company? Finagle A Bagels’ upside-down organization chart suggests that the people who are normally on top, support the people who are at the bottom, such as the general managers and workers. This gives general managers the authority to do whatever it takes to alleviate problems in their stores or increase sales. 2. Is Finagle A Bagel a tall or flat…
People Business at Finagle a Bagel Finagle a Bagel is a bagel manufacturer, bakery and retail cafe. The company was founded in June of '82, selling cheesecakes. It was founded at Quincy Market, or Faneuil Hall Marketplace, which is a tourist attraction in Boston. And it was founded by an individual named Larry Smith, his brother and some other assorted family members. We have 17 retail stores in the city of Boston and the surrounding suburbs and a wholesale business that delivers bagels…
How has the business cycle affected Finagle A Bagel? * The business cycle has affected the Finagle A Bagel in a positive way. I say this because the business is spreading and opening up more restaurants, so the business cycle has had a successful impact on the business even though running the business is nonstop. 2. What is Finagle A Bagel doing to differentiate itself from competitors that want a share of consumers’ dining dollars? * The Finagle A Bagel restaurant uses high quality…
Unit 2 Assignment: Marketing Mix Finagle a Bagel Maria Mella MT219 Marketing Professor Nora King April 5, 2010 “Finagle a Bagel” Maria Mella 1. Describe Finagle A Bagel 's marketing mix. Marketing Mix is four activities- products, pricing, distribution and promotion - that a firm can control to meet the needs of customers within target market. Finagle a Bagel uses all four marketing mix variables. The product, pricing, and distribution are the variables that firm’s marketing department…
Working Capital Management Frank DeCosta, Dianna May, Julie Ormston, and Yasir Zaidan FIN/571 July 17, 2014 G. Willis Working Capital Management Finagle A Bagel was purchased in 1998 by Alan Litchman and his wife Laura Trust. At the time Finagle had been in operation for 4 years and operated out of 4 locations. Having come from a corporate background with no bagel baking experience, Alan and Laura faced with many financial and operations decisions with their purchase. Situations such as…
Finagle A Bagel was started in 1991 by Larry Smith, engineer on General Electric Corp. He decided to do a test, to make bagels using Boston water,because he was told from veterans bagel maker that “not possible to make good bagels outside of New York City because nowhere else has water that tastes quite the same as Gotham's.” So, he brought a pail of water from Boston to New York City, in the bagel’s shop he made one batch of bagels from New York City water another one using Boston’s water…
few different working capital strategies a business can employ. Flexible current asset management involves holding large cash balances and inventory. The restrictive current asset management strategy requires companies to keep current assets low. Finagle a Bagel is a young, growing business that applies the working capital trade-off strategy to manage their working capital (Parrino, Kidwell, & Bates, 2012). Married entrepreneurs purchased the business when it was a few years old and had four to five…