Your team is the accounting staff for a National not-for-profit student organization. The executive director of the planning committee has asked for your recommendation on where to host the 2018 National Conference of an organization your team selects to support.
The conference will be held on Friday, June 8 – Sunday,
June 10, 2018. Students will arrive by 12 pm, Friday, June 8 and
leave the conference by 5 pm, Sunday, June 10.
The mandatory student confere8ce sessions will be held on Saturday
and Sunday 9am - 12pm.
Free time will be Friday 6pm -10pm, Saturday from 12pm - 10pm and
Sunday from 12pm -5pm.
The conference expects to have 8,000 students in
attendance from NJ area High Schools.
The national organization will be paying for the
following:
Lunch and Dinner Food costs for all 8,000 attendees for 2 days (2 lunch and 2 dinners)
Hotel and registration fees for only the 12 students on
the planning committee.
You have narrowed down the locations to Nashville, TN; Los Angeles,
CA; Denver, CO. Your research has shown the following for these
locations:
Nashville, TN:
Total venue cost for two days: $4,300
Cost of food for two days: $68 per student
Member/Student’s conference costs:
- Registration: $100 one-time fee (conference revenue)
- Hotel: $130 per night (double occupancy/two students
per room)
Los Angeles, CA.:
Total venue cost for two days: $5,500
Cost of food for two days: $85 per student
Member/Student’s conference costs:
- Registration - $125 one-time fee (conference revenue)
- Hotel - $189 per night (double occupancy/two students
per room)
Denver, CO:
Venue cost for two days: $4,900 total
Cost of food for two days: $75 per person
Member’s conference costs:
- Registration - $115 one-time fee (conference revenue)
- Hotel - $155 per night (double occupancy/ two students
per room)
Before making your recommendation, you and your team
must consider the following:
1. The income from registration
2. The cost of holding the 2 day event
The cost to members for attending and free time activities from 6pm to 12am Friday and Saturday night
The potential support from local businesses
Your team’s ability to build your organization’s purpose
by completing the attached packet
Considerations/Research: (35 pts)
What is your organization’s purpose? (fill in Part 1)
What is the total revenue for the organization for each city brought in by registration? (fill in Part 2 a)
What are the total costs to the organization by city? (fill in Part 2a) Total costs for students? (fill in Part 2b)
What are the attractions and costs for students in each city for free time to attend? (fill in Part 3)
How do hotel costs affect the decision to select a city? (fill in Part 4)
Which city aligns best with the your organization’s purpose? (fill in Part 4)
How does support of local businesses affect the
decision to select a city? (Part 4)
How could you solicit the support of local businesses to help the
conference come to their city? (Part 4)
Presentation: (15 pts)
Create a PowerPoint Presentation to present your researched data. Slides should include the following:
Introduction Slide (1 slide)
Purpose of the Not for Profit Organization (1 slide)
Analysis of Costs for each city (1 to 3 slides)
Attraction Considerations for Nashville, TN; Los Angeles, CA; Denver, CO (3 slides)
Support of Cities (1 slide)
Decision (1 slide)
Names:____________________________________ Date:_________________ Period:___
Accounting 1: Case Study: Accounting Team for Not-For-Profit Student Organization:
Part 1: “Purpose for your student organization”:
___________________________________________________________________________
Part 2a: Cost Analysis: Use given data and researched
data:
Nashville, TN |
Los Angeles, CA |
Denver, CO |
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Total Revenue from Conference: List |
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Total Expenses (Costs) for Conference: List |
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Approximate Net Income from Conference raised for the Charitable Organization: |
Part 2b: Student/Member’s Costs to Consider:
Total Student Expenses (Costs) for Conference: |
Nashville, TN |
Los Angeles, CA |
Denver, CO |
Hotel Costs |
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Registration Fee |
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Average Attraction Costs |
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Spending Money/Snacks |
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Total Student Costs |
Part 3: Researched notes on 6 attractions available in
each city:
Nashville, TN:
Attractions: |
Description |
Hours of Operation |
Cost of Attractions |
Los Angeles, CA:
Attractions: |
Description |
Hours of Operation |
Cost of Attractions |
Denver, CO:
Attractions: |
Description |
Hours of Operation |
Cost of Attractions |
Part 4: Response to the following questions:
Do hotel costs affect the decision to select a city?
Explain.
Do other attractions available to the students affect
the decision to select a city? Explain
Are the costs of other attractions a factor to be
considered in making the city selection? Explain
Which city will align best with the purpose of your
organization? Why?
Is the support of local businesses to bring your
conference into this city important? (why/why
not)
How could you solicit the support of local businesses to help you bring the conference to their city?
What is your organization’s purpose?
The organisation should help students to enhance their soft skills, and should help them identify a career path in accordance with their aptitude and skills. It should also ensure their overall development, including mental and physical well being.
What is the total revenue for the organization for each
city brought in by registration? (fill in Part 2 a)
Part 2b: Student/Member’s Costs to Consider:
(Not considering the cost of 12 students in planning commitee)
Total student expense(cost) for conference | Nashville, TN | Los Angeles, CA | Denver, CO |
Hotel Costs |
519220 ((8000-12)/2) *130 |
754866 ((8000-12)/2) *189 |
619070 ((8000-12)/2) *155 |
Registration Fee |
798800 (8000-12)*100 |
998500 (8000-12)*125 |
918620 (8000-12)*115 |
Average attaraction cost |
352000 ($22*2 days*8000) Note 1 |
1024000 ($64*2 days*8000) Note 1 |
672000 ($42*2 Days*8000) Note 1 |
Spending Money/snacks |
536000 ($33+$17*2)*8000 Note1 |
768960 ($38.12+$29*2)*8000 Note 1 |
1568000 ($34+81*2)*8000 Note 1 |
Total student cost | $ 2206020 | 3546326 | 3777690 |
Note 1: Data taken from other sites.
Part 3: Researched notes on 6 attractions available in each city:
(It is not answering since its not related to accounts)
Part 4: Response to the following questions:
Do hotel costs affect the decision to select a city? Explain.
Yes, hotel costs will affect the decision to select a city. It is because if the hotel cost are low, the revenue of the NGO will increase since its hotel expenses of planning commitee students will decrease.'
Addition to that, if the hotel expenses are lower, more students will prefer to attend the conference.
Hotel expenses are lower for Nashville
Do other attractions available to the students affect the decision to select a city? Explain
Yes, in a non financial aspect, it will affect the decision. The attaractions available in a city will help the students in developing their knowledge base
Are the costs of other attractions a factor to be considered in making the city selection? Explain
Yes, If the cost of attarctions is lower, it will be more prefreable to students
Which city will align best with the purpose of your organization? Why?
By revenue, the organisation can consider Denver. But it might be very costly for students.
In students financial angle, Nashville is cheaper, But it generates the lowest income to the organisation.
The organisation can take a decision based on the attraction on the place and its impact on students for their knowledge development
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