International dance school in Munich, Germany
Paper details
you have to create business plan for the first INTERNATIONAL modern dance school in Munich Germany that gonna have foreign and multinational dance teachers as well as clients-dancers from many countries, school has to arrange international competitions and battles, this school must be monopoly school, all the details i will provide in additional materials
Writing a Business Plan Final Project June 1, 2014
Course: Small Business Management
Here follow some key elements on the structure of a business plan and a brief overview of what the Executive Summary can contain.
These provide a reference for developing your project.
n Typical business plan is 25 to 50 pages long
(our assignment has a length of 4 to 8 pages)
n Title page and table of contents
n Executive summary
n Mission statement
n Company history
n Business and industry profile
Business Context
Competitor analysis
n Business strategy
Promising Opportunity
Risks and Rewards
n Description of products/services
n Marketing strategy
n Key people “ Owners’ and managers’ résumés
n Plan of operation
n Financial forecasts
Recall to include three forecasts:
pessimistic, most likely and optimistic
Projected financial statements
Monthly for one year
Quarterly for next two
Income statement
Balance sheet
Cash Flow
Capital expenditures
The Executive Summary
n This should be a short overview of the overall business plan, no more than 2 pages long. It could be thought of as an elevator pitch or the back of a book cover. Its goal is to interest the reader in the document and motivate them to read further.
n Provides reader with everything that needs to be known about new venture
- Describe the opportunity
- Describe how your product or service meets the opportunity
- Describe your qualifications
- Describe your market
PROJECT GUIDELINE
- The project is designed to allow students to apply concepts learned in this course and others
- The project is composed of three parts: two written documents and a final presentation in the form of œa pitch presenting your small business idea to investors or stakeholders (e.g. community, potential employees)
See course syllabus for further details