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MAKING A BUSINESS PLAN

Objectives Why make a business plan ? Who is it for ? Learn how to make a business plan Discuss common mistakes in making a B- plan

Uses of a Business Plan Comprehensiveness Communication Guidance Firms that plan better are more likely to succeed

Who is it for? Self Investor –Debt –Equity Key employees Significant others

Elements of the Business Plan

Preliminary sections Cover page Table of contents Executive summary

Major sections Background –History –Current situation –Firm’s advantage Objectives (quantitative / qualitative) –Short term –Long term

Market analysis Overall market Specific market –Focus on the consumer Competitive factors Macroeconomic influences

Development and production Stages of product development Production process –Use of flow charts Resources (and risks) Quality program

Marketing strategy Overall concept and orientation Marketing strategy –Discuss along 4 Ps Sales forecast –Size of market –Market penetration –Pricing Follow up segments

Financial statements Projected profit and loss statements Projected cash flow statement Projected balance sheets IRR and NPV projections Break-even analysis –In a table

Financial strategy Financial resources Sources – pref. for debt/equity Uses – priorities, expansion plans Internal control and monitoring systems

HRM strategy Structure of organisation Manpower planning Supervision Benefits / compensation [retention] Legal & regulatory obligations Key personnel

Ownership CVs of promoters Form of business –Subsidiaries, holding companies Equity positions

Critical risks & contingencies Failure to produce product promised Failure to meet production deadlines or sales forecasts Problems with suppliers and distributors Unforeseen industry trends Unseen political, economic, social, technological events

Critical risks & contingencies (cont.) Retaliation by competitors Problems related to inexperienced mgmt Problems related to unproven technology Difficulties in raising adequate finance Other issues specific to the firm

Schedule / Milestones Completing licensing / permit requirement Completion of R & D efforts Completion of product/prototype testing Purchase/lease of facilities Construction timetable Hiring Begin production

Appendices Financial statements Photo or drawing of your product Photo of location Layout diagram Sales & profitability forecast charts Market survey & documentation

Appendices Fixed asset acquisition schedule Sample press releases, adverts Price lists, catalogues Individual & corporate tax returns CVs of promoters, key individuals