Excel Sporting Goods

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Excel Sporting Goods is a general partnership arrangement in which Jesse Hyde, Nicholas Franco, Keke Paradise-Jackson, and Jacqueline Pedraza equally share the profits and liabilities of this business venture. This general partnership allows the organization to avoid paying income tax which affects operation and profits, instead, profits and losses will equally flow through each partner’s tax return. Each four partners have responsibilities, tasks, and authority to run the daily operations and management each dedicated to strategically focusing on customer service, the needs and wants of the customer base, and sustaining competitive advantage in the

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