Late in August 2004, Chris Higgins was driven into the unenviable situation of determining the future of Ring-A-Wing, a London, Ontario-based fast food producer of premium chicken wings for home delivery. After making a personal loan to a friend wishing to put money into the company, the situation devolved from Higgins in significantly less than nine months being a passive lender to really being a major investor to sitting in a bankruptcy assembly trying to determine the future of the business. This case is reflective of how financing a small company sometimes works.
Ring-a-Wing (B) case study solution
PUBLICATION DATE: February 04, 2011 PRODUCT #: W11018-PDF-ENG
This is just an excerpt. This case is about INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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