Bill Helmer, Tanner Nelson, Alexis Wilks

Team Baldwin Mission Statement

Premium products for the industry: our brands withstand the test of time. Our stakeholders are customers, stockholders, management, and employees. We are unique because we will not limit ourselves to one type of product. We will broaden our possibilities by offering products in both the high and low tech fields. Our goal is to maintain and grow our client base by offering quality products at a reasonable price to as many people as possible. Our Strategy is to be a Broad Differentiator.

Tactics

Research & Development: We will keep our existing product line, and introduce at least one more line, maintaining a presence in both segments. Our goal is to offer customers products that match their ideal criteria for positioning, age, and reliability.

Marketing: Our company will spend aggressively in promotion and sales in both segments. We want every customer to know about our superb designs, and we want to make our products easy for customers to find. We will price at a premium.

Production: We will grow capacity to meet the demand that we generate. After our products are well positioned, we will investigate modest increases in automation levels to improve margins, but never at the expense of our ability to reposition products and keep up with segments as they move across the perceptual map.

Finance: We will finance our investments primarily through stock issues and cash from operations, supplementing with bond offerings on an as needed basis. When our cash position allows, we will establish a dividend policy and begin to retire stock. We are somewhat adverse to debt, and prefer to avoid interest payments. We expect to keep assets/equity (leverage) between 1.5 and 2.0.

BUS 499, Business Strategy and Policy

Dave Quirk

P103

1 – 3 PM

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Tanner Nelson

NCAA Form 990

The Form 990 is used by non-profits to file taxes with the federal government. One such organizations is the NCAA, who is a non-profit that regulates college sports. The most recent Form 990 filled out by the NCAA that is available to the public is their form from 2013. On their Form 990, they recorded revenues at $906,191,666 and expenses at $898,475,381, giving them a final increase in their fund balance of $7,716,285. The NCAA also reported having assets that total $928,316,385 and liabilities that totaled $209,891,757, leaving them with $718,424,628 in net assets. Given that the NCAA is considered a non-profit, it is intriguing that they made almost a billion dollars in 2013.

ACTG 470 Accounting for Non-Profit Organizations

Stacey Lewis

P103

10 AM – noon