Sustainability and Expansion Strategy Sample Clauses

Sustainability and Expansion Strategy. A company's future is determined by the number of loyal consumers it has, the capacity and competency of its staff, its investment plan, and the structure of the company. If a firm (company) lacks all these characteristics, it won't be long before it closes its doors. We understand that selling gas and other products and services at a lower price than what is available on the market is one method to get acceptance and attract consumers, and we are fully prepared to survive on a reduced profit margin for a period. OBODOFEI Gas Plant will ensure that the necessary foundation, structures, and processes are in place to protect our employees' health and safety. Our company's corporate culture is focused on growing our business, with staff training and retraining at the top of the priority list. Lack of funds.
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Sustainability and Expansion Strategy. Executive Summary HAVIDO COOPERATION is a leading software development business that is based in Market Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 000, Xxxxx – Xxxxx, Xxxxxxx. We are in business to develop software for general purposes and for specific purposes to our various clients. We have in place training services and we also offer technical support in line with our business. Our location is very strategic in the sense that we are close to manufacturing firms as well as technology giants and other big businesses here in Abuja that will ensure that we have an edge over other software companies in other parts of Abuja . We are in business to not only make profit but to also compete favourably against other software development companies in the industry and attain our vision of being the preferred software development company for clients all over Nigeria . We intend to ensure that we demonstrate fair business ethics in every point of our business. We hold ourselves accountable for our high standards and ensure that all our employees are not only attuned to but display this standards at all times in order to positively promote the company. As a result of this, we are willing to go the extra mile by putting in structures, processes and planes in place to ensure that we get the best professionals who not only have the expertise but are also competent and know how to take our company from where we are to where we intend to be. Our employees have welfare packages that are currently amongst the best in the whole industry amongst similar start-ups such as ours. We have also provided a conducive environment for all our employees in order to ensure that they remain productive at all times in order to improve the bottom line of the company. We offer excellent customer services that have been known to retain a high number of our clients. All our customer service executives have been trained to know how to respond to customers and are also updated as regards the industry trends in order to ensure that reliable information is passed to our clients. Finally, the expertise of both our co-operators, Odebowale Dapo and Nwabueze Precious in software development and business management is a great plus as both are not only Harvard graduates but also have more than 5 years of combined experience that will ensure that HAVIDO COOPERATION attains its goals and objectives in time. Our Products and Services HAVIDO COOPERATION intends to deal in several services whilst also generating revenue that would boost...
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