Final Project - Mission Statement & Presentations



The mission statement for my own business (as created by Meet Patel) will go as follows:
It will be a weapons specialty shop where the customer can buy the store's pre-made weapons or have them custom made. They can range from swords, sabers, knives to even guns like handguns, shotguns and machine guns. This store is made exclusively for people ages 18 to 21+ or older who has a knack for using weapons. My hope for this business is that it can become an international franchise for weapon lovers and collectors all over the world.

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