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The Jackson metropolitan area is a very soccer-oriented area in the state of Mississippi. The addition of a soccer dome would greatly benefit Jackson because of its several useful aspects. A soccer dome in this area would allow access to an indoor soccer facility when outdoor fields are not available. An indoor soccer facility provides many benefits, and a successful soccer dome can be difficult to produce but will really be appreciated. One soccer dome that has enriched its community is Sky Blue Soccer Dome of Richland, MS. Sky Blue Soccer Dome provides soccer skill training, individual soccer lessons, indoor soccer leagues, speed and agility training, strength and speed training, and also a kids fun zone. Tom Cosgrave, a sole proprietor, is the founder of this facility. A personal interview was conducted with Tom to provide information with his business plan, his start-up costs, and his personal background that makes him qualified to own and operate such a facility. Various online websites were studied thoroughly, which provided information on rates of soccer, bus...

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