We are also building relationships with suppliers at this stage, and those relationships need to proceed as smoothly as possible.
We will create economies of scale here in Kava. Doing so means stimulating local economies, which is ultimately in our best interest. For instance, a local transportation company will not only truck in raw materials for our company but for other companies on the island and possibly off the island too. Local service industries will grow as we bring in more people from around the globe. Thus as we grow in Kava, so too will unassociated companies that might indirectly benefit from our growth. The more we help community small business development in Kava, the more likely we are to succeed here in the long run.
Human Resources
Working with the government of Kava, we can have access to the country's great wealth of human resources. Recruiting students from high school and college and providing them with training will enable the development of a highly skilled workforce. This way, our company gives back to Kava via education and strategic training. We will enable Kava's youth to become competitive on the global market. It is not our intent to create a population dependent only on our company for their personal financial survival; to do so would go against our core ethical goals. We aim to create and develop a workforce that shares in the profitability of our company. Therefore, our initial human resources plan is to hire as many young people as possible and offer them wonderful career opportunities.
Ethics
Everything we do will reflect our company's ethics. Developing an ethical plan and mission statement will help keep our company on track. Our ethics need to be highly structured in two key areas: human resources, and natural resources. With regards to human resources, we provide paid training. We help prospective and existing employees maximize their strengths by finding work they enjoy doing. We offer remuneration that matches the needs for living costs in Kava. We offer child care, medical insurance, and other essential services. We offer profit sharing. We also work with environmental and educational institutions to ensure the judicious use of Kava's natural resources.
Kava's population is high in diversity and rich in natural resources. We aim to turn these strategic assets into our advantage -- both competitive advantage and ethical advantage. We aim to build the best possible company, not just the most profitable company. This company plan shows that what happens on Kava will ultimately impact the entire globe.
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