business plans


Sample business plans for sale.  Like a great resume, a business plan must first and foremost be readable.  After downloading the plan make note of the font choice  (Arial) and size (12pt), the use of white space (lots), and the inclusion of images and graphs.  Take the time to prepare a comprehensive two page executive summary and spend considerable amounts of time preparing and researching all the necessary components of a great business plan, including sections on competitors, markets, opportunity analysis, revenues, profitability, etc.  

A business plan is TOUGH! It is never complete and always changing.  It is your most important document and should absolutely NOT be done with business planning software.   Study, research, network, and read business plans from other real world endeavors.  It is only through this process that the entrepreneur can truly ferret out many of the possible hazards and pitfalls that might cause your new business to fail.  

DELIVERY:  Downloadable Microsoft Word File.
 

Initial Business Plan
Responsible for first $1 million in Series A financing

27 Pages 

$19.99
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Final Business Plan
The initial business plan as it looked after 6 months and 19 rewrites 

40 Pages


$19.99
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Investment Bank Business Plan (Adobe PDF)
The final business plan after being rewritten by an investment bank

22 Pages


$19.99
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As with all other documents, if your firm decides to use these agreements as templates in your own business, have a attorney review them for applicability to your industry.
NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENTS

Two different confidentiality agreements / non-disclosure agreements are offered, sold as a package.

1) External Contacts: This agreement is the one to use with contractors, vendors, consultants, potential employees, licensees and anyone else that will have access to your business. You can even have full-time employees sign this non-disclosure agreement, in addition to the employment contract.
2) Mutual Contacts: This is a "mutual" non-disclosure agreement, which stipulates that both parties (both you, and your contact) will not disclose proprietary information. This is used when talking to an "equal," like a potential partner, investor or even a competitor.

  • protect your trade secrets, financial results and intellectual property from being revealed.

$29.99

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