a caribbean school where students
are evaluated on their ability to start
powerful businesses & make money
INVOICE #1
WELCOME TO MONARCH!
will feature the first trial where first-year students must compete to enroll in the Executive Class- a class that specializes in rearing the future CEOs of the region. To get in Dez, Marcy and the other students must learn about Income, Expenses, Net Worth and specifically the difference between a Asset and a Liability within the environment of the school.
introduces our main protagonists Dez and Marcy on their first day at Monarch: The school that breeds Millionaires, along with the circumstances that brought them there. Readers will also be introduced to a brief history of the Caribbean in this story and how Monarch came to be.
INVOICE #2
the first trial! get in the executive class!
INVOICE #3
find the perfect vendor at the monarch expo!
features the next major exam for the Executive Class- where they must become a patron of a small business that is showcased during the annual regional Monarch Expo, and pitch that business to a panel of powerful investors. This chapter also introduces two supporting characters, Romario Gittens (a snow-cone vendor) and Sherri Bascombe ( a nail technician) who Dez and Marcy will patron and aim to transform their small enterprises into powerful Turn-Key Businesses.
Dez and Marcy team up with Romario and Sherri as they learn the business models of a snow-cone vendor and a nail salon. The models will be broken down into four fundamentals known as the 4 Ps. Product, Placement, Pricing, Promotion. Showing that despite these businesses being different from each other, they all have to consider and optimize the same things in order to become a powerful enterprise.
INVOICE #4
the four pillars-
building a powerful business!
the climax of the arc, where Dez and Marcy have to pitch the two businesses to a panel of investors who will pick apart the flaws of their business models based on their experience and expertise in various fields. This will be a tense and visual experience on par with the show Shark Tank or The Apprentice.
