Title page for E-project-062509-121426

Project Type IQP

Submission date 2009-06-25

Authors
Benjamin David Carter, benski@WPI.EDU, MGE
Nicole K. Comosa, nkcomosa@WPI.EDU, BC
Karissa L Puliafico, kpuliafico@WPI.EDU, RBE
Jack Philip Sternal, jsternal@WPI.EDU, BIO

URN E-project-062509-121426

Division Urban and Environmental Planning

Center London, England

Sponsor Commonside Community Development Trust

Title Economic Development Through Asset Transfer

Advisors
Higgins, Lorraine D, HU
Elmes, Michael B., MG

Availability restricted

Abstract
This project examined the concept of asset transfer, and its applications to Ms. Joanna Benson's request for a building to house her charity shop in the borough of Merton. Emphasis was placed on formulating a business plan, which was identified as a key component of an asset transfer proposal. Data collected through research and interviews allowed the group to provide the sponsor with a nearly complete business plan, as well as recommendations for how to create a successful asset transfer proposal.

Files
CommonsideFinalReport.pdf
There is one file which has been withheld at the advisor's request.
indicates that a file or directory is accessible from the WPI campus network only.

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Project Type	IQP
Submission date	2009-06-25
Authors	Benjamin David Carter, benski@WPI.EDU, MGE Nicole K. Comosa, nkcomosa@WPI.EDU, BC Karissa L Puliafico, kpuliafico@WPI.EDU, RBE Jack Philip Sternal, jsternal@WPI.EDU, BIO
URN	E-project-062509-121426
Division	Urban and Environmental Planning
Center	London, England
Sponsor	Commonside Community Development Trust
Title	Economic Development Through Asset Transfer
Advisors	Higgins, Lorraine D, HU Elmes, Michael B., MG
Availability	restricted
Abstract This project examined the concept of asset transfer, and its applications to Ms. Joanna Benson's request for a building to house her charity shop in the borough of Merton. Emphasis was placed on formulating a business plan, which was identified as a key component of an asset transfer proposal. Data collected through research and interviews allowed the group to provide the sponsor with a nearly complete business plan, as well as recommendations for how to create a successful asset transfer proposal.
Files	CommonsideFinalReport.pdf There is one file which has been withheld at the advisor's request. indicates that a file or directory is accessible from the WPI campus network only.