Create the Business Plan That’s Right for You
A business plan is not “one size fits all” –it depends on your business strategy, goals and financial resources. As a rule your small business plan should be flexible and proceed through affordable steps.
This workshop from SCORE New York City will enable you to articulate the reasons for developing a business plan and its relation to your customers. It will assist you in formulating your business model and goals as well as projecting funding needs and financial results. The session will also provide strategies for communicating your business strategy to stakeholders and encouraging them to participate.
This session will cover:
- Why you need a business plan
- How to think about customers and marketing strategy
- Identifying your business model and business goals
- Projecting your funding needs and financial results
- Communicating your business strategy for:
- Potential investors
- Partners
- Lenders
- Encouraging lenders, partners and potential investors to participate
Who should attend?
- For start-ups as well as those in business who want to create and/or refine their business plans.
BPL’s Business & Career Center is generously supported by Dime Community Bank, Lead Funder of the PowerUP! Business Plan Competition, women.nyc, Ridgewood Savings Bank, Con Edison, ReferenceUSA, Elizabeth Crowell & Robert Wilson and Signature Bank.
A business plan is not “one size fits all” –it depends on your business strategy, goals and financial resources. As a rule your small business plan should be flexible and proceed through affordable steps.
This workshop from SCORE New York City will enable you to articulate the reasons for developing a business plan and its relation to your customers. It will assist you in formulating your business model and goals as well as projecting funding needs and financial results. The session will also provide strategies for communicating your business strategy to stakeholders and encouraging them to participate.
This session will cover:
- Why you need a business plan
- How to think about customers and marketing strategy
- Identifying your business model and business goals
- Projecting your funding needs and financial results
- Communicating your business strategy for:
- Potential investors
- Partners
- Lenders
- Encouraging lenders, partners and potential investors to participate
Who should attend?
- For start-ups as well as those in business who want to create and/or refine their business plans.