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9781405126069

Business Management For The Equine Industry

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  • ISBN13:

    9781405126069

  • ISBN10:

    140512606X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-12-23
  • Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

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Summary

Written by a team of consultants who combine modern business knowledge with decades of direct experience of working in the equine industry, this book bridges the gap between modern business theory and equine business practice. After providing overviews of the equestrian industry and the livery sector as a detailed example, Part I (Assessing a Business) sets out how to access the business environment, externally, competitively and with regard to its internal resources.Part 2 (Management) goes on to deal with resource management and how to go about strategic planning and marketing, concluding with an overall Business Plan. Part 3 sets out a series of case histories to illustrate the principles as discussed in Part 1 and 2.No other book applies a truly modern business approach to equine enterprise.The AuthorsSharon Eastwood, Anne-Lise Riis Jensen and Anna Jordon work together at Dark Horse Consultancy, a team of equine business consultants offering a wide range of advice and services to the industry.Also available :Horse and Stable ManagementFourth EditionJeremy Houghton Brown, Sarah Pilliner and Zoe Davies1 4051 0007 9978 14051 0007 6Teaching JumpingJane Houghton Brown0 632 04127 7978 0632 04127 5Horse Nutrition and FeedingSecond EditionSarah Pilliner0 632 05016 0978 0632 05016 1Equine ScienceSecond EditionSarah Pilliner and Zoe Davies1 4051 1944 6978 14051 1944 3Introduction to Horse BiologyZoe Davies1 4051 2162 9978 14051 2162 0Horse Business ManagementThird EditionJeremy Houghton Brown0 632 05826 9978 0632 05826 6

Author Biography

Sharon Eastwood, Anne-Lise Riis Jensen and Anna Jordon are directors in Dark Horse Business Consultancy, providing complete equine business solutions . All have an MBA in equine business management (Royal Agricultural College) and all have been involved in equestrian activities and businesses for decades.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. vii
Acknowledgementsp. viii
Abbreviationsp. ix
Overviewp. 1
Assessing a Business
The British equine industryp. 7
Manufacturing and breedingp. 9
Owners and ridersp. 13
The service sectorp. 25
The livery industryp. 27
Range of services availablep. 28
Variation of chargesp. 30
Facilities offeredp. 33
The external environmentp. 35
How do we get the information?p. 36
Framework for the analysisp. 37
Political factorsp. 39
Economic factorsp. 41
Social factorsp. 43
Technological factorsp. 45
Legal factorsp. 46
Environmental factorsp. 50
The competitive environmentp. 53
Framework for the analysisp. 54
Rivalry from existing competitorsp. 55
Threat of new entrantsp. 56
Bargaining power of suppliersp. 57
Bargaining power of customersp. 57
Threat of substitute productsp. 58
The resource appraisalp. 59
SWOT analysisp. 60
Resource appraisalp. 61
Managing a Business
Resource managementp. 75
Equine resourcesp. 75
Physical resourcesp. 76
Human resourcesp. 78
Financial resourcesp. 80
Risk assessmentp. 83
Strategic planningp. 85
Assessing the situationp. 86
Setting targetsp. 87
Devising the strategyp. 89
Military theoriesp. 90
Porter's generic strategiesp. 91
Assessing the optionsp. 95
Implementationp. 97
Marketingp. 101
Market analysisp. 102
Market researchp. 103
The marketing mixp. 104
Marketing strategiesp. 107
The marketing planp. 110
The business planp. 113
Covering letterp. 113
Title pagep. 114
Contents pagep. 114
Executive summaryp. 114
Current market situationp. 114
Existing businessp. 115
Proposed developmentp. 115
Project schedulep. 115
Marketing planp. 116
Finance planp. 116
Critical risk assessmentp. 116
Sensitivity analysisp. 116
Appendicesp. 117
Case Studies
The small DIY yardp. 121
The small competition yardp. 128
The commercial livery yardp. 136
The equestrian centrep. 144
References and further readingp. 153
Indexp. 157
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