Marian University Case Summary

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Dear President Elsner and Board of Directors of Marian University,
In order for the nearby recreational facility to be a more appealing venture for Marian University the following decisions must be made to increase the net income of the facility. These decisions include cutting down the cost on temporary employees by 7.5 % compared to total sales, implementing promotion deals for memberships in months of November and December, and finally introducing a summer camp program for kids during the months of June and July. These decisions have been strategically designed from the analysis of the facility’s previous financial records. The most important decision will be cutting back on the cost on temporary employees. Knowing we will be affecting

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