inquiry

PT. MINT na BOKURA
Jl. Tulip no 14
Jakarta 10009

Ref : OD/BP/13A
26 April 2011

Angel Hunt
15, Shibuya street
Japan, 2345001

Dear Madam,
We have seen of your excellent clothes products exhibited at 109building in shibuya center lastweek. As we are interested in your “Kotobuki rain coats” for woman. We are interested in your products and should be pleased if you could send us your new catalogue, price-list and terms of payment,
We look forward to receiving your reply immediately.

Yours Faithfully
Ocktavianti D
Purchase Manager






Angel Hunt
15, Shibuya street
Japan 2345001

Your ref : OD/BP/13A
Our ref :KR/MM/14
03 Mei 2011

Ms. OCktavianti D
Purchase Manager
PT MINT na BOKURA
Jl. Tulip no 14
Jakarta 10009
Indonesia

Dear Ms.Ockta,
Thank you for your letter of 26 April 2011, inquirying about new catalogue, price-list and terms of payment together with samples of our promotional products.
We hope u will find our prices and terms of payment satisfactory and we look forward to receiving your first order.

Yours sincerely
Kotobuki Ran
Marketing Manager

Enc : Catalogues
Price List
Terms of payment

BRESLER’S - BUSINESS ICE CREAM and YOGURT FRANCHISE

The Bresler’s business consists primarily of the franchising and licensing of Bresler’s outlets in the U.S. and internationally. In the U.S., the company sells franchises for Bresler’s store and kiosks and licenses various operators, including discount stores, fast food restaurants, public stadiums and similar businesses to operate smaller non-traditional locations that serve Bresler’s ice cream and frozen yogurt. Internationally, the company sells master franchises for specific countries or regions to master franchisees who in turn franchise and licence Bresler’s outlets in those countries or regions. There are currently Bresler’s master franchises covering 17 countries.

The Bresler’s chain is an established U.S. chain of ice cream and frozen yogurt outlets with international operations. As of March 31, 1996, there were 402 franchised and licensed outlets in the U.S. as well as 22 franchised outlets in 16 other countries. In addition, Larry’s Industries, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bresler’s, franchises Larry’s Ice Cream & Yogurt Parlours, a chain with 14 franchised outlets primarily in Florida.

Bresler’s flavour profile reflects a broad spectrum of consumer preferences and an extremely competitive variety of products to meet virtually any demographic customer profile or targeted customer appeal for any location or menu style. Bresler’s offers an outstanding list of flavours and it ranks competitively or better than most premium and super premium branded retail concepts. The products served by Bresler’s stores include premium ice cream, frozen yogurts, sherbets, sorbets and ices. The standard menu included hand-packed and dipped ice cream, soda fountain products, ice cream specialty items, yogurt products and non-alcoholic beverages. Some of the most popular flavours include: Vanilla, Cookie Dough, Chocolate Chip, Rum Raisin, Prailines n’ Cream, Mango Ice, Strawberry, Chocolate, Praline Pecan, Coffee, Superman, Rocky Road, Maple Nut, Black Cherry, Mint Chocolate Chip, Heavenly Hash, Peanut Butter Fudge, Fudge Brownie, Death By Chocolate, Bubble Gum, Peppermint Candy. The ice cream and frozen yogurt served by Bresler’s stores is manufactured for the company by manufacturers in the U.S. and Mexico.

The Bresler’s concept can be implemented in a variety of different formats: smaller non-traditional outlets located as part of other larger establishments, small kiosks and in-line and traditional stores. The cost of construction of a new Bresler’s shop varies depending upon its size and level of leasehold improvement allowances received. The estimated required investment for a typical franchisee of a Bresler’s traditional store is $180,000U.S., including franchise fees.

Since 1992, all new and remodelled Bresler’s outlets have the distinctive white, teal and magenta Bresler’s design. Locations in the U.S. are concentrated primarily in regional and metropolitan area malls, high traffic tourist areas, strip malls and metropolitan downtown areas. Internationally, locations consist primarily of office buildings, shopping malls, and free-standing locations in high traffic areas. Shop sizes vary from 60 square feet for non-traditional locations such as complementary fast food locations, 200 square feet for kiosks, and from 400 to 1,000 square feet for traditional stores. Traditional stores are franchised and carry a full range of Bresler’s menu items while non-traditional locations are generally licensed to institutional fast food and other retail chains and offer a more limited range of menu items. In addition, a variety of merchandising systems have been designed to accommodate the widest possible range of selling environments and locations. All systems are low maintenance and durable, while providing ample storage capacity. Some of the systems available are: carts, Bresler’s Grab N’ Go and Counter Top Freezers. Regardless of which design you choose, your Bresler’s merchandising system will increase customer quality perception and your frozen yogurt sales.

The company’s Bresler’s related activities include the sourcing and sale of ice cream, frozen yogurt and other products and equipment used by Bresler’s outlets world-wide, the provision of services in connection with Bresler’s outlet design, layout and construction, franchise training and support services, marketing, advertising and research and development activities.

SEMINAR

Department of Management Faculty of Economics, University of Gunadarma held a Seminar on Dissemination of Research Results Management Science, held at Campus A University Gunadarma Kalimalang

Dean of Faculty of Economics, University of Gunadarma Toto Sugiarto, Ir, MSc, PhD said, the event was held for ordinary students to do research, at least make a good thesis for those who already received permission from the faculty. As for regular faculty to do research because of the many competitions held by the government and private sector

Currently, he said, a lot of competition for lecturers including competitive grants for all faculty who were not much to gain. He also mentions, by chance he ever get Grant International publication whose articles will be published by one journal in Canada.

"We will try to encourage students and also lecturers for bias perform well in national and international stage," he said.

Faculty of Economics, University Gunadarma, he added, will go international by the year 2010 with Laurentian University in Canada will play host to take you to the wider world, "he said.

Furthermore Toto explains, will form a selection team that entered and eligible papers to be presented at the conference. He invited the students to do research and if not perfect in English. "Do not be afraid because we will help to improve," he said. " It is quite possible there are students from the campus Kalimalang the bias appears in the International Conference on Bali. "

Meanwhile, Chairman of the Department of Management Sciences Murtono S. Faith, PhD presenting on a variety of reasons why someone should investigate. "Measuring the ability of researching, there is a good read, enjoy writing, the value is high. There is also a rarely read often write, its value is low, rarely enjoyed reading writing, its value is high and does not like to read, do not enjoy writing, its value is low, "he said

Dr. M Abdul Mukhyi, lecturers and researchers from the Faculty of Economics, University Gunadarma on the occasion, describes his experiences as a researcher.According Mukhyi, wrote that it seems easy but hard, especially to begin the introductory chapter. Therefore, always carry a pen and paper everywhere go "Once the ad aide, wrote directly because if delayed bias forget," he said.

After writing ideas, biases in consultation with the lecturer. "Lecturers will definitely help lead," he said. He also reminded not to make the title if the process is already running. "Bias was not fit and like to be forced, it would funny," he said.

He has the experience to guide students in Klimalang who do research in local government of Bekasi. "Only 2 months of completion and now so civil servants in the Office of Budget place to do research," he said. In addition, he also presented important tips that should be a researcher.

Last chance is to listen to an explanation from Secretary of Department of Management Sciences University Gunadarma Dra. Lies Hendrijaningsih, MM regarding submission of thesis for students debriefing.

Entrepreneurship Seminar

First Step To Be A Entrepreneur

Depok, 25 February 2009 at the 4th floor New Building Pg FEUI, Directorate of Partnership and Business Incubator (DKIB UI) together with the UI held a Public Lecture titled "Student Entrepreneurship." This activity is to invite experts who are experts in terms of entrepreneurship that is Wiweko Adi Nugroho (Managing Director of PT. LINK and BEYOND) and the Dharma Kusuma (Lecturer at the University of Ciputra Entrepreneurship Center).

Activity moderated by Asty Setiautami (Public Relations Manager Media Center UI) seeks to provide insights and explanations about the world of entrepreneurship by students. As an expert in the field of branding, Mr. Wiweko provide input to the participants to give priority to good service in doing business. In addition to unique products, good quality, secure, ethics in business is also a critical point in building success. "Despite having the highest quality products but not accompanied with good ethics, of course not there are customers who want loyal to our products" he said. Mr Wiweko also explained that planing a mature, market analysis to read, and give priority to quality is a long and gradual process in order to "steal hearts" for loyal customers to the products offered.

In line with that expressed by Mr. Wiweko, the second speaker on this public lecture, Mr Dharma Kusuma also explained that as an entrepreneur must understand the market segmentation between products, customers, and competitors. Because through these three things will look the ideas on what to do to make our products have "selling points" over the eyes of customers. One powerful way to do that is with me mix and match ¬ a product and a network that we have to find a new innovation in product creation.

Activities that lasted for two hours this is an award of an advanced form of entrepreneurship that have been briefing conducted by DKIB UI on Young Entrepreneurship program. Through these activities is expected that participants who in fact is also a student as an agent of change, capable of making entrepreneurship as a first choice career future. The more proliferation of young entrepreneurs will, of course will increase the number of jobs and lead to increased prosperity.

INDEPENDENT BUSINESS BUILDING TIPS

Establishing "Business Self" is not easy. those who fail to establish independent businesses far more when compared to successful people. The most important factor in the start it is the knowledge, experience and network.

about knowledge of business knowledge is very important. for example if there are people who open a small business. if not considered carefully on capital, expenses, income, transport etc., it could have a big wedge of the pole. business could be destroyed on the spot. but different if that person has knowledge that qualified. even small businesses can grow into a large independent business.

Experience factor is also very important in trying to build an independent business. because according to the proverb, the experience is a valuable teacher. experience of this effort can be obtained by trying to start a business. do not be afraid to fail, because failure we are experiencing can bear fruit sweet a valuable experience. so that we can avoid the causes of the failure in the future.

Business or business network is important too. as we all know, humans are social creatures. meaning of each other need each other. by having a good business network and wide, it is expected that we could build an independent business.

effort that began today could become a business empire in the future. do not be afraid of failure. because failure will give us an experience. no successful people in this world that never fails. good luck.

CV bahasa inggris

CURRICULUM VITAE

OCKTAVIANTI D

Date of birth : July 09, 1989

Age : 21

Nationality : Indonesia

Home address : 315 Babelan Mas Permai

Bekasi 17610

Marital Status : Single

Education : Elementary School

Junior High school

Senior High School

Course of Cambridge School of English

Activities : College of Economic Manajemen at Gunadarma University

Work Eexperience : I have no experience

Work experience : -

Skills : Typing, Word Processor

Reference : Forwarded upon request

Language : English

Babelan Mas Permai 315A

Kebalen

Bekasi 17610

Mr. Fadlan

PIC

PT.Indosat, PT Indosat M2

TIFA Building, Ground floor

Jl. Kuningan Barat no.26

Gatot Subroto

Dear Mr. Fadlan

With reference to your advertisement for a IT staff in KOMPAS on 12 February, I would like to apply the post.

I am 21 years old and was educated at Gunadarma University. I received my degree (D III) in Economic Manajemen.

I have no experience, and I’ll strive to do my job the best.

I would be available for an interview on any day after 28 February.

Mr. Tony Suen and Mr. Sam Wang are willing to give me references.

I look forward to having your reply.

Yous Sincerely,

Ocktavianti D

PT.Indosat, PT Indosat M2

TIFA Building, Ground floor

Jl. Kuningan Barat no.26

Gatot Subroto

12^th February, 2011

Mr. Tony Sun

Executive Director

TIFA Building 15^th floor

Gatot Subroto

Dear Mr. Tony,

Miss Ocktavianti has applied for the position of IT staff to the President Director of this company and has given you name as a reference.

We would be very grateful if you could give us your opinion of her suitability for the position we have.

Any information that you can give us will of course be treated as strictly confidential.

Yours sincerely

Adam Smith

Personnel Manager