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Canadian Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management 5/e
Canadian Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management, 5/e
Wesley D. Balderson, University of Lethbridge

Organizing a Business: The Business Plan

Video Cases

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“Baron of Beer” CBC Venture, #729 – time 16:58

Winnipegger Gary DePape developed a taste for premium ales and lagers while playing hockey on the pro circuit in Germany. These days, he’s playing a tough new game-building a million-dollar microbrewery in Winnipeg’s highly competitive specialty beer market.

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1

Briefly discuss the problems of starting from scratch illustrated with Aggasiz Brewing Company.
2

How could Gary DePape have avoided these problems?
3

What would have been the advantages and disadvantages of Gary purchasing a micro-brewery instead of starting from scratch?
4

What risks would Gary have faced of he dropped the price of his product?




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