Jamie Bailey, owner and president of CR plastics successfully grown its business every year since 1994, when it began production of recycled plastic outdoor furniture. This rapid growth has provided its own challenges in terms of funding constraints and summer of 2010, Bailey was desperate for a new source of funds. Subsequently, he was tapped to be on Dragon's Den, TV shows, where entrepreneurs can break your business with a group of venture capitalists, who can then choose to invest their money in exchange for a stake in the business. With a week left before it to submit its final step, Bailey has to make a difficult prediction: How much money he needed to meet growing demand in 2011? Complicates analysis of competing proposals to fundamentally change how production is managed. In addition to the distribution of labor migration, one method requires a significant investment in equipment, and other equipment increased in the offseason. Which of these options will allow the company to retain a larger share of capital when it transfers its business Dragon Den panel? "Hide
by David Wood, Mary Heisz Source: Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation 10 pages. Publication Date: December 8, 2011. Prod. #: W11581-PDF-ENG
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