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Introductory Material, Executive Summary and Description of the Business CHAPTER 4 BBUSS 2403 BUSINESS PLANNING 3-1

4-2 Introduction Review: What is a business plan? –Written document that carefully explains every aspect of a new business venture –25 to 35 pages long –Provided to an investor or interested party –Describes why the business is starting –Describes why the business will make money

4-3 Cover Page  Name of the company  Street address  address  Phone number  Date  Contact information  Website address

4-4 Table of Contents Follows cover page Main sections Subsections Appendices

4-5 Executive Summary Short overview of entire plan Provides reader with everything that needs to be known about new venture No more than 2 pages long

4-6 Company Description Company history Mission statement Products and services Current status Legal status and ownership

4-7 Company History Brief explanation of where the idea for the company came from

4-8 Mission Statement Defines why a company exists and what it aspires to become Should articulate the mission or purpose of the company in as few words as possible

4-9 Products and Services Explanation of your product or service Describe how product is unique and how it will be positioned in the marketplace relative to its rivals

4-10 Current Status How far along the company is in its development Current composition of management team Early customer reaction to product or service Company’s financial status

4-11 Legal Status and Ownership Who owns the business How the ownership is split Founder’s agreement Written document Relative split of equity among the founders of the firm How the individual founders will be compensated How long the founders will have to remain with the firm for their shares to be vested

4-12 Selecting a Name for the Business Customer-driven companies Product- or service-driven companies Industry-driven companies Personality- or Image-driven companies Legal issues