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CA Pizza Kitchen Fundraiser
Sockscribe will be holding a fundraiser at California Pizza Kitchen on Wednesday, April 6th. 20% of all purchases will go towards the class when this special flyer is presented to the server. Come support Sockscribe while enjoying a wonderful meal from California Pizza Kitchen. Please spread the word to help us out!
Save the Date for April Open House!
Sockscribe will be holding its last open house of the year! This event will be held on April 28th during fourth and fifth period, from 10:15 to 11:45. It is the last chance for you to come in to see what our company is all about. Not only will you have the chance to purchase from our company, but we will also be showcasing all of our accomplishments from the year. This is a great time for family and friends to see how hard the company has worked this year. We hope to see you there!
New VB Students Open House
As the year winds down, Virtual Business is looking for Sophomores to fill in the position of next year’s junior virtual business class. Students selected will be in Virtual Business for a required two years. To introduce what Virtual Business is, Sockscribe held a Recruiting Open House for the Sophomores of Centennial High School in order to give them a glimpse of what exactly we are and what we do. Some current Virtual Business students stayed in at lunch to fully explain how Virtual Business has helped them and how it could help the incoming Virtual Business students in the same way. The benefits of Virtual Business exceeds the benefits of what most of the current Virtual Business students expected coming into the program. As we shared the knowledge of what Virtual Business has done for us, we are confident that we will receive a lot of Sophomore applicants willing to become virtual business students.
Sockscribe recently got back from a field trip to the Bay Area where we attended the San Francisco Bay Area Entrepreneurship Conference and Trade Show from March 4th to March 6th. On Friday, Sockscribe got to explore the San Francisco area and ended the day with dinner at Pier 39. On Saturday, we attended the various workshops such as the Building a Basic Budget workshop and the HP Life workshop.
On Sunday, the trade show began and we set up our booth to begin our sales! Our hard work paid off not only with the trade show, but also with the competitions we participated in! We received honorable mention for our WOW Factor thanks to the team effort from everyone. Sockscribe also received first place for HR Scenario competition, second place for advertisement competition, and third place for the logo competition.
A fundraiser will be held on February 27th at Pizza Rev. With this flyer, 20% of what you purchase at Pizza Rev will go to our Virtual Business class. It’s a great way for people to enjoy lunch or dinner while helping the Virtual Business class. Proceeds from this fundraiser will go towards paying for our meals on our Bay Area field trip where we will stay in Oakland for 3 days for a Virtual Business conference and trade show.
Sockscribe recently competed in the Long Beach Trade Show on February 11th where Virtual Business students got the chance to participate in various competitions, conduct sales for their company at their booth, and network with students from schools all over California.
The company placed in four different categories, and the students took away an amazing experience! They had the opportunity to interact with other students, as well as gain more insight on the Virtual Business World!
Students also explored Long Beach as they visited the aquarium, Queen Mary, Universal CityWalk, and the beach. Everyone had a wonderful time bonding with their fellow employees before the trade show.
Centennial’s Business Plan Team placed 4th out of 42 business plan teams at the California State Trade Show! They represented Centennial High School and their company Sockscribe very well. Business Plan Team competed on Thursday and qualified to move to the final round on Friday. Having placed 4th in the state of California, Sockscribe’s Business Plan team qualified for Nationals where they will then compete with companies from other Virtual Business programs in New York.
The business plan team includes Mitch Moss (CEO), Neal Mathew (CFO), Aliza Camacho (COO), Makena McMullin (CMO), and Zach Dougherty (Accounting Specialist). This team worked extremely hard to write their business plan, perfect their presentation, and practice Q&A responses. All their hard work paid off!
At the California Trade Show students participated in various competitions, conducted sales for their company at their booth, and networked with students from 100 schools around California.
The trade show began with an opening from Nancy Phillips, the retired director of the Virtual Business program in California, giving her thanks to all the Virtual Business coordinators and administrators of various high schools. Bryce Sterling, a former Centennial Virtual Business student, spoke at the trade show about how virtual business helped him become successful in life. Other speakers such as Mr. Weiss, a college professor in New York, spoke of the immense benefits of being a part of Virtual Business.
In all, we had a lot of fun and time to explore other tradeshow booths and companies such as Ink (an art company), Block Party (a company that hosts parties), Cali Twist (a food company focused on typical California foods) and much more!
Competition Results:
Website - 1st place (Cassidy Elwell)
Business Plan - 4th place (Mitch Moss, Aliza Camacho, Neal Mathew, Makenna McMullins, & Zach Dougherty)
Sales Presentation - 1st place (Kaylie Ramirez & Candace Hulbert)
Interview Competition for Commercial Artist – 1st place (Allyanna Demafeliz)
State Business Challenge – 1st place (Yasmine Seidu)
Professional Booth - 2nd place (Claire Jenkins, Kaylie Ramirez & Candace Hulbert)
Business Card – 2nd place (Jose Trinidad)
Perfect Pitch - 3rd place (Claire Jenkins)
Newsletter – 3rd place (Stephanie Martinez & Allie Decker)
Salesmanship - 5th place (All students who sold at the booth)
HR Scenario Presentation - 8th place (Stephanie Martinez & Allie Decker)
Marketing Plan Presentation - 10th place (Chase Consie, Caleb Kneale, & Ryan Chapman)
Billboard - Honorable mention (Allyanna Demafeliz & Jose Trinidad)
Sockscribe’s December Open House was a success! We made just under $300,000! The staff at Sockscribe would like to thank everyone for their support in visiting our company headquarters and helping us to boost sales!
Regional Business Plan Competition takes Sockscribe to the State level!
November Grand Open House increased sales and company awareness. Sockscribe was able to establish its presence on campus and to increase its revenue by selling to teachers, administration, and most importantly students!
Sockscribe recently attended the Bakersfield Mini-Trade Show at the Bakersfield Agriculture Pavilion. The event started with a wonderful presentation by our sales team (Claire Jenkins, Candace Hulbert, and Kaylie Ramirez) and our CEO, Mitch Moss. After presentations, the whole company went out into the trade fair.
Sockscribe had one of the most the crowded booths at the trade fair and almost immediately our booth was the most popular! Our socks sold well and our employees recruited many Sockscribers (over 40 to be exact) and had a raffle to win free socks as a part of our sales promotion. It was a great chance for the employees to learn the ins and outs of effectively attracting customers and how to close a sale.
HR Department planned out an entire day dedicated to team building exercises in order for the team to bond. The activities consisted of building a house of cards in complete silence within 5 minutes, and also bingo!
Homecoming Week was a blast for Sockscribe employees as they showed their originality in the work place. No matter who you are or where you are from, our Virtual Business students had no problem expressing their true selves on campus. On Wednesday, Food Sale Day also raised money for future trade shows as the company sold tacos and brought in about $200 in sales.
With everyone’s help, Sockscribe had a very successful yard sale! Donations brought in by Virtual Business and Centennial students, friends, and families resulted in a $1,540 profit. With Virtual Business students spending their Saturdays holding signs and selling both clothing and donuts, the yard sale is the reason supplies and banners can be purchased for trade shows and more.
The Centennial High Virtual Business team attended the Virtual Enterprise Workshop held at Cal State Bakersfield on September 10, 2015. Students had the privilege of being informed on the aspects of business and how to run a successful company by local business professors and entrepreneurs!