BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
I Finding the Niche, the Theme *
II Creating your Business Name Mano Po inc. (MPI) long term vision
III Stating your Mission*
IV Developing your Goals and Objectives*
V Designing your Programs and Services*
VI Organizational & Legal Set up (Legal Corp);Definition of Roles & Functions; MOU
Boards:1) Executive 2) Editorial
VII Financial Set Up & Accounting (Banking, Accounting)
VIII Marketing and Networking (Website) Social Media
IX Birthing/Technical Support
X Launching Mano Po! (August 2017)
Quarterly Journal for Fil-Am Seniors & Families (Spring/Summer/Fall/Winter)
Theme: Preparing and Enjoying the Golden Years
Health, Financial, Legal & Family Matters
Mission
To promote, celebrate and salute the elderly, and provide products and services to influence a change in culture to prepare and enjoy the golden years through a carefully designed program by and for seniors.
Vision
Aging should not be a challenge.
Objectives
We envision Aging Seniors or Elderly Immigrants, who are educated and trained advocates, to access culturally sensitive & competent health-care services or therapies; fair housing practices; technological literacy; and financial independence.
We are seeing immensely Creative, Innovative, and Vibrant Seniors and Elderly Persons, utilizing their experience and hard-earned skills to mentor young people and activate intergenerational dialogues which inspire and motivate the next generation to create their own legacies.
We see these engaged Seniors and Elderly persons building strength for themselves, their families and communities, through Art, Dance, Theater, Literature, and many other expressive cultural forms.
We see active Seniors reach out to invisible aging or Elderly Immigrants seriously challenged by chronic illness, loneliness, isolation, or separation from close family, and by lack of information on access to government benefits. and engage them in self-empowering health & wellness practices.
We support Active Seniors who are opening their own private homes (or houses) to provide Living Spaces for fixed income Seniors, or Interactive Spaces for dialogues where Elderly Immigrants and Younger Immigrants interact, recall, and document their family and social histories living in Queens and other boroughs of New York City.
We encourage Seniors to expand their range of choices & strengthen support networks that help them navigate resources to address their health, housing, psycho-social, financial, or legal/immigration needs and issues.
We all look forward to our productive, beautiful and healthy Golden Years!
SWOT ANALYSIS
Strenght
- One and first of its kind among and for Fil-Am
- it is the official journal of non-profit PCCSA
- one organizational/legal, financial structure and accounting system as PCCSA
- it is a good opportunity for volunteerism
Weakness
- Big capital outlay
Opportunity
- Create a venue for PCCSA
- Create Income & Sustainability for all organizations involved
Threat
- Potential misunderstanding between organizations involved
Project Management & Time Line
Corporate Matters
- Legal Issues
It is the official Journal/Magazine publication of non-profit PCCSA.
- Budget & Finance
Organizational Matters
Publication Matters
- How to start Publication
- Publication Requirements
- Printing Companies & Costs
Editorial Board
Executive Editor
Myrna D. Santos
Chief Editor/Program Director
Lutgarda Resurreccion
Contributors
Pauline Santos
Marivir Montebon
Cristina Pastor
Executive Director
PCCSA
Consuelo Almonte
Marketing Director
Paul Dantes
TOPS Marketing
Circulation
IT Director
John Llemos
Graphics & Design Layout
Cresilda Cac
Publisher: TOPS Marketing, LLC
Corporate Board
Chief Executive Officers
Paul Dantes (TOPS)
Myrna D. Santos (FDGN)
Board of Directors
Ludy Resurreccion
Consuelo Almonte
Marcos Panlilio
John Llemos
Chief Financial Officer
Nieva Q Burdick
Founding Organizations
The Nursing Office.Com/PCCSA
Tops Marketing.Org