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Mystic Monk Case
In the case of Mystic Monks there are numerous financial decisions that need to be made for the company. Father Daniel Mary wants to move the monks of the Carmelite order into the Rocky Mountains. Looking at purchasing the Irma Lake Ranch in the mountains for $8.9 million Father Daniel Mary needs to maximize opportunities to fund the purchase. Father Daniel Mary understands that coffee sales alone will not be able to fund the purchase by itself. The purpose of paper is to make recommendations for Father Daniel Mary and Mystic Monks Coffee that will allow them to purchase the $8.9 million dollar ranch.
Father Daniel Mary mission for Mystic Monk Coffee is to live a dedicated life of solitude, prayer and worship. His mission
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