- Write a three to four (3-4) page executive summary in which you provide a high-level technical overview of your business plan.
- Combine all previous documentation into one (1) document that will serve as the statement of work for the business plan where you address the following:
- Part I of your business plan – Your business vision including business opportunities, business model, and feasibility analysis
- Part II of your business plan – Competitive analysis and strategic assessment including competitive analysis, strategies and marketing tactics, risks and mitigation strategies, funding, strategic positions, and cost operating report
- Part III of your business plan – Business initiative and technology including business initiative, technologies, and technology policies
- Provide a conclusion and recommendations in which you:
- Analyze the new business opportunity and the strategies undertaken to support this business initiative for the company.
- Assess the benefits and explain the potential business growth of the new product or service. Note:Ensure to carefully evaluate each of the risks.
- Determine which aspects of your corporate culture will help make the company successful in your approach. Support the response.
- Develop a set of recommendations for the company which justify why the management team should consider this new business strategy.
Section 2: Business Plan PowerPoint Presentation
In addition to your written executive summary, you will provide the venture capital group with a presentation addressing all major points of your business plan.
- Create a nine to twelve (9-12) slide PowerPoint presentation in which you:
- Illustrate all major points of your business plan. Note:Follow the outline of your paper, starting with the executive summary and make sure to use headings to identify the sections.
- Provide a rationale for each major point of your business plan and justify why this venture should be undertaken.
- Provide one (1) summary slide of the conclusion and recommendations.
- Create bulleted speaking notes for the presentation to the executive board in the Notes section of the PowerPoint. Note:You may create or assume any fictitious names, data, or scenarios that have not been established in this assignment for a realistic flow of communication.