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Why Write A Business Plan?

The plan is a critical management tool. It gives you the opportunity to plan strategies to ensure your business is capable of withstanding the pressures of unexpected external changes in the economy, your competition or your customer. It forces you to realistically forecast and plan the activities for the business.

The business plan is a dynamic document and it is the gauge by which success can be measured. It also acts as a selling tool for getting financing. As you start negotiating with investors, partners and financial institutions, your business plan will be used to evaluate the investment opportunity.

Establishing An Organization – Guide/Workbook ($50)
Contents: Business Plan Guide; Business Plan Workbook; Due Diligence; other Tips On Organizing Your business, etc. A business plan is a map of how you are going to start and run your business in the first three to five years. It is a tool for understanding how your business is put together. Business planning is not just about producing a report. The work of writing and thinking things through is as important as the final document. It outlines start-up requirements and the first year of operation in detail. It will help you manage your company more effectively and will create the framework for starting and growing your business.

 

Establish An Organization – CD ($35)
Contents: Business Plan Guide; Business Plan Workbook (editable MSWord document); Sample Financial Documents; other Tips On Organizing Your business, etc.

 
 
Establish a Nonprofit Organization Pamphlet ($15)
Contents: Business Development Checklist; Nonprofit Due Diligence; Bylaws And Board Policies; other tips on organizing your nonprofit organization. Every nonprofit organization must have a carefully developed structure and operating procedures in order to be effective at fulfilling its purpose. Good governance starts with helping the organization begin on a sound legal and financial footing in compliance with the numerous federal, state, and local requirements affecting nonprofits.