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Clutch Shoe Case Study

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Clutch Shoe mission to be the lending producer and marketer of personalize shoes for consumers who loves fashion. Clutch shoe wants to inspire people to become more creative and give the unfortunate a chance to express their style. The next five years, Clutch Shoe seeks to achieve the following financial goals and nonfinancial goals:
Financial Goals
1. Obtain financing to expand manufacturing and increase distribution.
2. Increase revenue by at least 50 percent each year.
3. Donate at least $70,000 a year to Goodwill, Salvation Army, and more.
Nonfinancial Goals
1. Enter new geographic markets, like Mid-West and East Coast.
2. Develop a successful internet site.
3. Develop a youth program that aimed at helping communities.
We strive to achieve

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