By: Faridath DIBOUSSE Sylvia ABUDEI Yoshiko ISOBE
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Faridath DIBOUSSE
Sylvia ABUDEI
Yoshiko ISOBE
Yingchao SHEN
Organizational Steps
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plan
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Know the entrepreneur’s goal and objectives
Set a time table that the process should be
according to
Know your potential readers (i.e. investors,
bankers, government officials)
Determine who needs to be involved in the
process and their level of participation
Decide which type of business plan you need to
create for your purposes (external, start-up,
internal)
Define specific areas and levels of improvement
(if business already in function)
Decide strategies to obtain the goal and
objectives
Establish performance standard for each
dimension in the management department
Business Plan Sections
Cover sheet
Table of contents
Executive summary
Management
Marketing plan
Production assessment
Financial assessment
Supporting documents
Appendix
For an overview of each section
Analyze and present the
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
of the business
Know the market, customer needs
Describe the product/services your business will
offer
Who are your targeted buyers and how will you
fulfill their needs
Market analysis / Identification of competition
How will the production process occur
Quality requirements
location & physical plant
details of machinery and equipment
Review the capital structure
Compute the money needed to finance the
business
Make the balance sheet & profit/loss statement
Forecast cash flow
List the details of loan collateral and repayment
proposal
Have supporting documents to supplement your
content
Details of management biographies
Evaluation of assets
Financial statement
List of major contract
Determine who needs to be involved in the
process and their level of participation
Establish performance standard for each
dimension in the manage department
This section of your business plan is arguably
to most important
This section is usually 2-3 pages in length and
is when the entire plan is complete
It is a summary of key elements of the
business plan
Needs to capture the interest of the reader
Needs to be well-written and thoughtful
Review the final draft of the plan
Proof read: spelling, grammar, content
Check all documents
Make sure to have a clean, professional plan
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Frederick. Business. Boston: Peearson Custom
Publishing, 2005.