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Riordan Corporate Compliance Plan Riordan Manufacturing is a company that is dedicated to providing the highest quality of plastic injection molding that is available in the industry. To continue this competitive advantage in the years to come, it is imperative that the Riordan leadership have a company compliance plan that specifically outlines the legal aspects and liabilities, as well as how

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Lawrence Sports generates $20 million dollar revenue organization that manufacture and distributes a variety of sport equipment. The team C consultants were tasked with simulating the business processes and making three alternatives recommendations for working capital policies to improve the business operations and cash flow. Team C consultants’ observations will include an evaluation on the risks

Lawrence Sport is to implement a major change in their organization, they will need strong leaders with experience, knowledge, someone who can initiate, and support change. The management team needs to have to ability to build relationships within the organization and promote positive interaction with employees to help make the team stronger to work toward the vision of Lawrence. Implementing a me

Lawrence Sports Simulation Working Capital Policy Improving accounts receivable performance would be the first alternative to improve cash flow and working capital for LSG. Using different credit terms and policy can increase internal cash flow, working capital, decrease supplier payables, and the borrowing line of credit for operational cost. Also by implementing new credit terms and polic

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Learning Team Assignment: The Lawrence Sports Simulation Lawrence Sports is a manufacturer of sports equipment bringing in $20 million in revenue per year. They have two sources of materials, Gartner Products and Murray Leather Works and supply mainly to Mayo Stores, the largest retailer in the world for sports equipment. In the simulation, the team becomes the finance manager at Lawrence, re

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Lawrence Sports Simulation In today's business environment, it is imperative that organizations hold fast to the basics of business strategy, which is to continually increase profit for the company and revenue for the stakeholders. In order to be successful in strategizing, each organization must ensure that their working capital is optimized and cash flow is liquidized. Working Capital involves

Lawrence Sports Simulation Lawrence Sports manufactures and distributes equipment and protective gear for a variety of sports. They currently have $20 million in revenue but are facing working capital and cash flow issues. The firm is seeking to create an alternative policy that will reduce future difficulties with working capital and cash flow issues. The Simulation gives an insight into what i

Lawrence Sports Simulation When an organization or company needs to apply the importance of working capital management there will be certain policies that an organization must enforce in order reduce issues in the business. In this paper, Team A will create at least three types of alternatives for working capital that would try to reduce future difficulties, and make recommendation on the each po

Lawrence Sports Team Paper University of Phoenix January 12, 2010 Lawrence Sports Working capital management is the link between a company's “short-term assets and its short-term accountabilities” (Study Finance, 2010).The purpose of working capital management is to make sure that a company can maintain its daily “operations” and that it have enough capability to satisfy both growing short-

Alternative #1 Negotiate better terms with vendors. Recommend a net 60 days. This would allow Lawrence sport to collect on their own Net 30 day’s term from customers. Typically, most vendors pay after the term comes due. So on a net 30 days one can expect payment at the 43-day mark. Upon collection from Mayo (the client), Lawrence can turn around and pay its suppliers (Gartner and Murray)

Lawrence Sports’ working capital policies Change and adoption of policies related to working capital can affect Lawrence Sports’ sales to Mayo and the relationships with Gartner and Murray. Therefore the decision, such as collecting all the outstanding from Mayo, or continuing an existing arrangement with Gartner must be taken with great caution. In a different angle of vision, Lawrence Spo

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