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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE PAGE

Executive Summary

Management Aspect Highlight

Technical Highlights

Marketing Aspect Highlight

Financial Aspect Highlight

Legal and Socio- Economic Aspect Highlight

Management Aspect

Mission, Vision and Objectives

SWOT Analysis

Organizational Structure

Manpower Requirements

Job Descriptions

Salaries and Benefits

Hiring of Personnel

GAANT Chart
Technical Aspect

Product and its Process

Machinery and Equipment

Plant location, size and layout

Raw Materials and Supplies

Utilities

Waste Disposal

Marketing Aspect

Market Analysis

Demand and Supply Analysis / GAP

Projected Sales / Market Share

Marketing Strategies

 Product

 Pricing

 Place of Distribution

 Promotion
Financial Aspect

Balance Sheet

Income Statement

Statement of Cash Flow

Statement of Capital

Profitability Ratio

Legal and Socio- Economic

Government requirements

Environmental impact of the business

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

References

List of Figures

List of Tables
I. Executive Summary

I. Name of the Business

 Perlas Pilipinas ™

We Treasure and Serve Memories,

II. Location

 Robinsons Place Manila

III. Brief Description of the business

 Perlas Pilipinas is trading souvenir shop Located at Robinsons Place

Manila City, Philippines and a sole proprietorship kind of business owned

by Belman O. Millan and managed by a group of friends. The concept was

to provide a unique, creative and high quality souvenirs from the different

region of the Philippines. As an innovation of a common souvenir shop

the Perlas Pilipinas will be having a food delicacies (Pasalubong) in the

shop which to as a part of the product.

  Perlas Pilipinas Trading intends to offer its product at a competitive price to

satisfy and eventually exceed the demands of its target market.

IV. Project Summary

(1) Management Aspect Highlight

 Perlas Pilipinas Souvenirs is a sole proprietorship business owned by

Belman O. Millan wants to established a good working environment to its

employees and provide not only their salaries and benefits but also to

promote the tourism aspect of the business.

(2) Technical Aspect Highlight

 Perlas Pilipinas Souvenirs offers a wide variety of souvenir item and food

delicacies made from high quality suppliers. Perlas Pilipinas caters both

local and foreign tourist as well as Mall shopper. The Souvenir Shop

provides a complete package variety of item that tourist wants to have.

 (3) Marketing Aspect Highlight

 The Tourism Industry in the Philippines have recently experience rapid

growth which the target of the Department of Tourism is 10 million

foreign tourist will visits the Philippines by 2016, Perlas Pilipinas wants to

establish a large tourist customers and mall shoppers to buy products of

the Souvenir shop, which will be the dominant target.

 We will be having a marketing strategy that will highlight the different

festival and fiesta’s of the place in the Philippines

 Our Target Market will be Tourist, Mall Shoppers, Students and food

enthusiasts.

(4) Financial Aspect Highlight

 The total project cost is 2,000,000 which will come from 1 owner :

Mr. Belman O. Millan 2, 000,000

5. Legal and Socio- Economic Aspect Highlight

 Perlas Pilipinas Souvenirs intends to contribute towards the improvement

of the local suppliers the caters our product and also to provide jobs for the

people

That contributes to the economy and uplifts the live of the community.
II. Management Aspect of the Business

I. Vision

 To be recognized as one of the unique souvenir shop in the country and to

provide a customized souvenir item and a glimpse of food delicacies in the

country which gives an opportunities to our people and communities we

operate.

Mission

 To provide a good quality souvenir item and one of a kind all in one shop food

delicacies that will exceeds customer expectation at best value.

Objectives

 To offer high quality souvenirs at fairly priced diverse customized item.

 To be able to reach tourist who wants to buy souvenir item

 To provide excellent customer service

 To establish jobs that will benefit those who are searching for jobs.

 To create good ambiance to the customer

II. SWOT Analysis

Strength Weaknesses
 Souvenir Shops that  New to the Market
offer unique item and  Souvenir Shop is not
food delicacies. yet well known.
 Relaxed and creative  Our Souvenir Shop
environment. have limited resources
 Staffs are well  Weak Brand
knowledgeable about awareness
the tourism.  Limited fund for
 Accessible Location
 Wide option of promotion.
souvenir items.
Opportunities Threats

 The Location of the  Increase price

business is agreement of supplier.
populated because it  Competitive price of
is located at mall. competitors.
 A chance to be known  The shops is leasing
in the market space possible for rent
 Target 10 million depends of the sales.
tourist by 2016
 Product innovation
 III. Organizational Structure

Manager
(1)

Cashier
(2)

Staff
(1)

Perlas Pilipinas is composed of 1 Manager 2 Cashiers, and 1 staff to start with their operation.
IV. Manpower Requirements

Number of
Personnel Monthly Salary Yearly Salary
Employees

Manager 1
P14,000 P168,000

Cashier 1
P11,500 P138,000

Cashier 1
P11,500 P138,000

Staff 1
P11,076 P132,912

Total 4 P 48,076 P 576, 912

V. Job Description

 Manager

To manage and control the souvenir shop, its staff and resources creating an

attractive and unique friendly shop environment and achieving planned sales

and profit targets

 Setting budget and/or agreeing them with the management

 Deposits sales thru bank

 Direct hiring, training and scheduling of staff

 Investigate and resolve customer complaints

 Taking responsibility for the business performance of the souvenir shop

 Qualifications

 Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management is desirable.

Practical experience and tourism knowledge will be considered an

edge.

 Physically fit and have good stamina as needed by the store on long

period and peak.

 Good Management skills, for dealing diversities in staff.

 Ability to hire and train staff.

 Cashier

Control cash and other receipts by adhering to cash handling and

reconciliation procedures in accordance with company policies and

procedures.

 Receive Payment by cash, check, credit cards, vouchers or debit cards

 Greet Customers upon entering the shop

 Count money in Cash drawers and the start of the shift

 Maintain neat appearance at the register area

 Ability to deal well with the customers

 Flexible

 Qualifications

 Any Degree is preferred

 Experience in Cash handling

 Highly Customer Oriented

 Accurate in arithmetic

 Assist customer with purchase product and transaction

 Staff

Customer Oriented with quick service and provide the needs of the customer

in front of the display area.

 Maintain clean and well organized service.

 Greet Customers , Present Promotion ,Make suggestive selling

 Assists Customers

 Qualifications

 College level

 Good Communication skills

 Motivated person

 Experience in Customer Service

 VI. Salaries and Benefits

Basic
Position Basic Salary
Salary per
per Year SSS Philhealth 13th Month PagIbig
Month
Pay

Manager P14,000 P168,000 P1,060 P250 P14,000 P 100

P11,500 P138,000 P742.00 P125 P11,500 P 100

Cashier
(2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)

Staff P11,076 P132,912 P742.00 P125 P11,076 P 100

Total
P 48,076 P 576, 912 P 3,286 P 625 P 48,076 P 400
 Benefits

1. 13th month pay

Regular monthly paid employees who have been serving the souvenir shop for

one complete year of service are given 13th month pay equivalent to the one month

salary as mandated by law is regardless of the profitability of the operation of the

company.

2. Sick leave

If he/she during the course of his/her employment and in the performance of

his/her duty get sick or meet an accident, he/she will be entitled of a sick leave in

accordance with the provision of applicable law.

3. Vacation leave

Regular employees are given 10 working days for vacation leave with full pay for

every

Year of satisfactory and continuous service. Vacation leave is worked on a

calendar basis and must be taken at a time to suit the convenience of the souvenir

shop.

Unused vacation leave is commutable to cash.

4. Free uniform
 All hired employees will be given a set of uniform annually free of charge in

order to be properly identified in the shop.

5. Holiday pay

There will be additional pay equivalent to 100% of the regular daily pay if an

employee reports for work during legal holidays.

6. SSS, Phil. Health, PAG-IBIG

Government Mandated a Law that an employee must received upon

regularization
VII. Hiring of Personnel

Before the hiring for the opening of a souvenir shop in Robinsons Place Manila as

Follows.

1. Application

2. Screening

3. Initial Interview

4. Psychological Interview

5. Final Interview

6. Medical Examination

7. Orientation
VIII. GANNT CHART

ACTIVITY NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH

Conceptualize
Development

Market Study
and
Penetration
Product
Analysis
Item
Canvassing
Location
Analysis
Capital
Investment
and
Contribution
Business
Placement
Registration
of permits
and licenses

Preparation of
equipment
and product

Hiring and
Training
Employees
Start of
Operation
 III. Technical Aspect of the Business

PRODUCTS AND ITS PROCESS

LUZON

SUPPLIERS:

Company Location Contact#

Sa`vory Island Manila Philippines 63-02-9209794517
Fruit Gems Agricultural Corp Mindanao, Philippines 63-917-8428817
pastillas, yema,macapuno, Manila, Metro Manila 0927-267-8475
ube, sampalok, lengua,uraro (632)4934227
Shem Export 150-D Brotherhood (609) 585-8388
Basak, Cebu City 6000
Philippines

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION RAW PRICE SELLING PRICE

A Filipino snack that (25pcs) P50.00

is made with milk. (P60.00)
Pastillas

(25Pcs) P50.00 (
P60.00)
A sweetened Filipino
snack that has a
sticky texture.
Yema
 (jar) P50.00 (P60.00)

(styro pack) P30.00

(P35.00)
A Filipino native
individual pack P
biscuit.
8.00 (P10.00)
Lengua de Gato
(30packs) P240.00
(P300.00

Made from coconut (plain) (25pcs)

meat that was P30.00 (P35.00)
preserved with jelly
cubes.
Nata de Coco

Made from yam fruit. P50.00 (P60.00)

Ube

A sweet and sour fruit (salted/sweet/chili)

that is dried and P25.00 (P30.00)
preserved.

Sampaloc Candy
 Tropical sour fruit (8pcs) P25.00
made from Cebu. (P30.00)

Dried Pineapple Chuncks

Made of partially or
completely fermented
fish or shrimp and
salt.

Bagoong

Strawberry Jam
(small) - P50
Strawberry Jam (big)
- P65
Strawberry Jam

Small 65

Medium 120

Strawberry Wine
VISAYAS

SUPPLIERS:

Company Location Contact

Shem Export Cebu City Philippines sales@shemexport.com
(609) 585-8388

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PRICE SELLING PRICE

Unique necklace P51.84

made from pieces of
sea shells with a
carve medallion.

Necklace

Wooden bracelet 30.24

with floral design.

Bracelet

183.60
 Bracelet with a
unique look and
design.

10.80

Varnished wooden
ring with floral
designs.

Wooden Ring

30.24

A unique cultural
pair of earrings that
are made of wood.

Wooden Earrings
 88.56

Pen holders made

from seashells that
were gathered in
Boracay.
Seashells Ball pen
Holder

Napkin holders with

a colorful butterfly
47.52
design.

Butterfly Napkin Holder

4.32

A cultural Filipino
bag that was made
from Abaca by
weaving.

Native Bag
 Rag that is durable 77.76
and high in quality.

Floor Rag

Philippine national 86.40

dry fruit.

Dried Mangoes

Sweetened dried
banana chips.

Banana Chips
MINDANAO

Company Location Contact

Igor Ethnic Tribal Creations Philippines,England 63-74-3096284
Tribal Era Exhibit Philippines 63-32-3488910

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PRICE SELLING PRICE

It is rich in color P 652.05

multi strand.

Tribal Necklace

Amazing huge tribal

necklace.
P 2300.00

Tribal Tusk Necklace

Throw pillow case

with triple B jars
design.

Throw Pillow Case

P 425.25
 Wall décor with
yellow tulip flower.
P 1761.75

Handcraft Wall Décor

Single wild tribal

tooth charm
P 152.25
pendant.

Tribal Tooth Pendant

Coco spiral pendant P 304.5

surfer necklace.

Spiral Pendant Necklace

A black beads surfer

necklace.
P 156.17

Surfer necklace
 A grave pendant
made from wood.
P 783.00

Tribal Skull Pendant

Production Process

PURCHASING

RECEIVING

DRY STORING COLD STORING

DISPLAYING

CASHIER/ COUNTER

DISPOSING
Purchasing of Souvenir items and food items is first step in production process. Next is receiving

which will be done and record in inventory sheets. Follows the Separation of food item and

souvenir item which will be divided into Dry Storing and Cold Storing. The Storing will be done

First in First out basis to identify which item will be out for display. Cold storing shall be done in

refrigerator for early expiration date. Next Step will be displaying the product in the store which

will be organized in proper way to ensure unique display. Next Step is Cashier which will be the

money payment of the product purchased by the customers and last step is the proper disposal of

item will be practice. HACCP standards of Production process will be applied and Order time

will be done Perpetual Inventory Method

7 Steps of HACCP

1. Asses hazard and potential risks

2. Identify critical control point including cross contamination, cooling and hygiene

3. Set up procedures to make sure safety is maintained at all critical point

4. Monitor critical points and use the correct sign, tools and training materials to ensure this

5. Take corrective actions as soon as a critical control point is in jeopardy or when any

violations are pointed out by Department of Health

6. Set up record keeping system to log all flow charts and temperature checks

7. Keep p with the system to make sure it’s working

I. Production Schedule

Wednesday

Thursday

Saturday
Tuesday
Monday

Sunday
Friday
Employee

Manager M M OFF M M M C

Cashier (1) O O C C OFF O O

Cashier (2) C C O OFF O O O

Staff (1) OFF C M O O C M

Opener: 8: 00 – 4:00 pm

Mid Shift: 11:00 – 7: 00 pm

Closer: 3:00 – 11:00 pm

 II. Machinery and Equipment

Office Equipment Quantity Price (per Total Price

pc)

Office Table

1 P7,500.00 P7,500.00
Office Chairs

2 P1,200.00/pc P2,400.00

Filing Cabinet 1 P980.00 P980.00

Employees Locker (6 doors)

1 P8,845.00 P8,845.00

Computer set

1 P19,950.00 P19,950.00

Business Telephone system PLDT 1 P650.00 P650.00

CCTV set

1 P10,500.00 P10,500.00

Wall Clock

1 P250.00 P250.00

Bundy Clock

1 P5,800.00 P5,800

1 P3,499.00 P3,499.00
Safe Deposit Box
TOTAL: P60,374.00

PACKAGING
 Perlas Pilipinas Souvenir Shop packaging will be an eco-friendly, to help minimize the
use of plastic that cannot breakdown on landfills, cause of clogging of drainage that can destroys
our Mother Earth. The SP – 2103 mandates all business establishments that uses plastic bag to
display conspicuously in their stores a notice that courage their customers to protect our
environment.
III. Plant Location , size and Lay out
Floor Plan
External Lay out
Internal Lay out
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IV. Geographical Location

 Robinsons,Place,Manila

strategically located at the heart of the historic city of Manila, Robinsons

Place Manila is a 240,000 sqm full service, world-class mall that is currently

the leading shopping center in Manila. Within a kilometer radius are a

community of residences, government and business offices, academic and

medical institutions, parks, famous landmarks, churches, hotels, and night

spots. It is also located within walking distance from the enchanting Manila

Bay and the city’s major thoroughfares – Taft Avenue and Roxas Boulevard.

Robinsons Place Manila is a 7-level shopping complex that offers the widest

range of merchandise and services from over a thousand local and

 international retail shops, dining outlets, entertainment facilities and service

centers. Since its establishment in the 80s, it has continually evolved to

become the ultimate shopping and dining haven to over 1.5 million Manileños

who live and thrive in the city. It has successfully reinvented itself not only to

keep up with the times but more importantly to provide additional values to its

growing number of clients and patrons.

Notably, Robinsons Place Manila is connected to a twin re{ TA \l "in re" \s "in

re" \c 1 }sidential high-rise condominium – Robinsons Place Residences and

Adriatico Residences. Thus provides convenient shopping, dining and malling

to the employees and residents of these condominiums.

OFFICE SUPPLIES
 Office Supplies Quantity Price (per Total Price
pc./pack)

Post-It notes 2packs P28.50/pack P57.00

Paper Clips 5pcs P8.00/pc P40.00

2packs P10.00/pack P20.00

Staplers 2pcs P49.50/pc P99.00

Scotch Tape 2pcs P16.50/pc P33.00

Scotch Tape Holder 1pc P49.75/pc P49.75

Scissors 1 P199.00/set P199.00

Set

Correction tape 1pc P35.00/pc P35.00

Ballpen 2pcs P30.00/pc P60.00

Pencil 2pcs P5.00/pc P10.00

Brown Envelopes 10pcs P3.50/pc P35.00

Bond Paper 1pack P158.00/pack P158.00

Calendar and Planner 1pc P200.00/pc P200.00

TOTAL: P995.75
V. Utilities

UTILITIES MONTHLY YEARLY

Store Rental 97,000 1,164,000

Electrical
0 0

0 0
Water

Internet Connection
999 11,988
PLDT myDSL

TOTAL P 1,175,988
VI. Waste Disposal

SKILLEX Management & Manpower Resources

It is the official Waste Disposal System of Robinsons Place Manila, It is an agency that

provides sanitary procedure as well as cleanliness maintenance, and it is the partner of

Robinsons Malls.

Skillex Management & Manpower Services is a newly organized company to cater

Human Resources/ Manpower to companies. Providing the right job at the right time.

As a new player in the employment services industry, we aim to provide jobs to people.

Supply a wide range of workforce solutions, providing people with the appropriate skills,

and delivering superior performance that can be accurately measured and assessed. We

achieve this through our proprietary processes of selection and orientations.

VII. Direct Labor Requirements

Requirements needed to be submitted by applicants are as follows

(College Degree Holders)

 Resume

 Photo w/2pcs 2x2 pictures withinn3 months

 Medical Certificate

 TIN Number and SSS Number

 NBI Clearance

 Transcript of Record

(Vocational Worker)

 Resume

 Photo w/2pcs 2x2 pictures withinn3 months

 TIN Number and SSS Number

 NBI Clearance
 I. Methodology

Good Day Sir/Madam we are students from Far Eastern University, Manila. We would like to borrow
some of your time to answer our survey question about Souvenir shop and it would only take 3-5 minutes,
for this questions you can help us to help in progress

Gender: ____ Male ____ Female

Status: ____ Single ____ Married

Occupation:
____ Tourist ____ Businessman/ Businesswoman
____Student ____ Employee

1. Are you interested in Philippines 6. When are the times do you usually buy a
Souvenirs? souvenir?
____ Yes ____ NO ____ Regular Days
____ Weekends
____ Holidays
2. Do you like buying Souvenir Item every
time you visit a tourist destination? 7. What kind of souvenir shop do you like?
____ Yes ____ NO ____ Modern
____ Old Fashion
3. What kind of souvenirs do you usually ____ Conceptualize
buy?
____ Keychain 8. Where do you usually buy souvenir
____ T-shirt item?
____ Bags ____ Tourist Destination
____ Others ____ Malls
____ Online
4. Is the Ambience of a Souvenir Shop
Important to you? 9. What kind of souvenir products do you
____ Yes ____ No prefer?
____ Food
5. How often do you visit Souvenir Shop? ____ Souvenir Item
____ Always
____ Sometimes 10. Do you considered buying a souvenir
____Never item every time you visit a tourist
destination?
____ Yes
____ No
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II. Demand and Supply Analysis GAP

Are you interested in Philippines Souvenirs?

4%

Yes
No

96%

96 % of our respondents answers Yes, they are interested in Philippines Souvenirs.

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Do you like buying Souvenir Item every time you visit a tourist
destination?

8%

Yes
No

92%

A percentage of 92 % of our respondents agrees and said yes, they are willing to buy souvenir

item every time they visit certain tourist spot.

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What kind of souvenirs do you usually buy?

6%
25%
17%

Keychain
T- shirt
Bags
Others
52%

25% wants key chains, 52% agrees on having a T shirt, 17% says they wants bags while

6% wants to try other kinds of souvenir products.

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Is the Ambience of a Souvenir Shop Important to you?

10%

Yes
No

90%

90% said that ambiance is important factor on having a souvenir shop while 10% believes that

The ambience is not that significant.

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How often do you visit Souvenir Shop?

1%

22%

Always
Sometimes
Never
77%

Based on our survey , A percentage of 77 agreed that they visits a souvenir shops Sometimes,

meanwhile 22 % said that they always visits and 1% said that they never visit a souvenir shop.
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When are the times do you usually buy a souvenir?

6%
12%

Regular
Weekend
Holiday
82%

82% states that they usually buy a souvenir on holiday season, while 12 % said that they buy

souvenir on weekends and 6% agreed that they have it on regular days.

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What kind of souvenir shop do you like?

25%

49%
Modern
Old Fashioned
Conceptualize
26%

A percentage of 49% states that they prefer modern style of souvenir shops, while 26 % said that

they want an old fashioned type of souvenirs and 25 % agreed of conceptualize souvenirs shop.
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Where do you usually buy souvenir item?

3%

43%

Tourist Destination
54% Malls
Online

54 % of our respondents answers that they prefer buying souvenir on Malls rather in Tourist spot

destination which an average of 43% and the remaining of 3% agreed online shopping.
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What kind of souvenir products do you prefer?

37%

Food
63%
Souvenir Item

63 % of our respondents agree that they prefer souvenir items rather than having food item which

consist of 37%.
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Do you considered buying a souvenir item every time you visit a tourist destination?

13%

Yes
No

87%

A percentage of 87 agreed on buying a souvenir on the tourist destination itself while 13%

disagreed on it.
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III. Projected Sales/ Market Share

Based on our survey with our competitor the data below shows the average sales per

item daily

T shirt = 50 a day.

Key chains = 60 a day

Bags = 20 a day

Food item = 80 a day

No. of Customers per day X individual Average Sales

Projected Sales = 250 X 80

Daily Sales = 20,000 Gross sales

Monthly Sales = 600,000 Gross sales

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IV. Marketing Strategies

(1) Product

A product is the ultimate vision of the product as it states where the product will

end up. By setting a product strategy, we will be able to determine the direction of

our product efforts.

(2) Pricing Strategy

Pricing strategies for products services encompass three main ways to improve

profits. These are that the business owner can cut cost or sell more, or find more

profit with a better pricing strategy. When costs are already at their lowest and

sales are hard to find, adopting a better pricing strategy is a key option to stay

viable.

(3) Place of Distribution

Our souvenir shop is built in Robinsons Place Ermita; it is a very good location

because

(4) Promotion

Promotion is one of the market mix elements and deals with any one or

two-way communication that takes place with the customers. A successful

product or service means nothing unless the benefit such service can be

communicated clearly to the target market

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V. Financial Aspect of the Business

I. Balance Sheet

II. Income Statement

III. Cost of Goods Sold

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IV. Inventory
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VI. Legal and Socio-Economic Aspect of the business

I. Government Requirements
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II. Environmental Impact of the Business

The Perlas Pilipinas promotes environmental friendly of packaging that’s help our

environment reduce plastic waste. Perlas Pilipnas is located at Robinsons Place Manila

which also known for its promotion to save our mother earth.
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III. Corporate Social Responsibility(CSR) of the Business

Business nowadays is affected by the economic, social, environmental and political factors.

These factors collectively form the business environment such as the total of all external

forces, which affects the organization and operations of business in the environment The

Perlas Pilipinas Souvenir shop tends to contribute to improve the tourism industry in the

Philippines .It also contributes to attract more local and foreign tourist by attracting them by

our products

The Perlas Pilipinas Souvenir shop is a people centered business. The shop exists because we

want to give job opportunities to the community even for a few jobs only we generate.

As the shops, we seek for particular foundation to share our blessings with. It is now our turn

to give back and help the society. As we focus our help to those who are in need and to make

them and to have confidence with them.