Business Plan – Creating the Investor Ready Business Plan ©Copyright
For the purpose of attracting new investors, McKerns Development and PR creates a professional quality Business Plan to be used for the purposes of attracting investors and investment capital to the company and its target business market.
McKerns Development and PR recommends phasing the Business Plan into two Phases:
Phase I: An Investor Ready Presentation, used to attract, interest and pre-qualify potential investors, whether venture capitalists, angel investors, affiliates or partners, and;
Phase II: A detailed Investor Ready Business Plan, structured to show the strength of the parent company, present the business proposition and its attractive future for potential investors.
The Investor Ready Presentation provides a powerful marketing, PR and sales tool that can be used while the Business Plan is being created and after, for presentation in person, for download on websites, in seminars, investor meetings and for digital and direct marketing.
The Investor Ready Presentation:
The Investor Ready Presentation allows the business to test the market, attract initial interest and qualify or pre-qualify interested parties. The Investor Ready Presentation shows fundamentals in an easy-to-comprehend, attractive graphic format: It details the business idea, describes the history, qualifications, talent and track record of the parent company, shows past track record and future-forward projections.
The Investor Ready Presentation unveils a winning idea, a novel or time proven strategy and overcomes skepticism or objection with facts and answers to frequently asked questions. It indicates the potential for investment and return from investors (Angel Investors, Venture Capitalists, Affiliates, Partners and others.) It details timeframes for investment, growth and return on investment.
The Investor Ready Presentation includes:
The Investor Ready Business Plan:
McKerns Development and PR creates an Investor Ready Business Plan, demonstrating to investors – the expertise in the industry, a comprehensive understanding and detailed view of the business objectives and goals, a clear mission and means and method to make a profit.
Executive Summary: an overview of each section and summary.
Company Description: legal form, location, shareholders, subsidiaries, date of inception, brand and trade names, company history.
Management and Organization: organization chart, overview of management team and support roles key biographical profiles, track record and achievement.
Board of Directors; Consultants and Advisors: roles, expertise, compensation.
Product/Service Description: complete description of the product or the services, overall market for the product or service, competitive advantages.
Patents, Licenses, trademarks.
Regulatory Approvals or Industry Standards.
Operations Plan: inventory and supply channels, requirements.
Quality control, product lifespan, warranties.
Industry Analysis: Analysis of industry characteristics and competitive factors, comparative analysis of key competitors and summary of competitive edge.
Market Analysis: target markets, key market factors, market segmentation, buying patterns, market growth and trend projections.
Market Statistics: size, growth projections, seasonality, economic factors and vulnerabilities.
Customer Data: demographics, needs, loyalty, buying patterns, buying behavior and purchasing criteria.
Pricing and Sensitivity, pricing strategies.
Competitor Data: type, number, strengths, weaknesses, turnover, barrier to entry, future competitors.
Marketing and Sales Plan: customers, market size, demographics, characteristics, growth prospects, trends, sales and growth potential.
Strategic alliances, sales and marketing force and distribution channels.
Key strategies during the Investor Ready plan period and quantification of short and long term goals, milestones and tools for measuring actual success.
Financial Summary: capitalization plan, short and long-term projections – Sales, Gross Margin, Net Income and Cash Flow.
Capitalization Plan: startup condition, capitalization plan, start-up requirements and resources, use of proceeds.
Business Projections: projected operating highlights, key financial indicators, plus break even, benchmark and sensitivity analyses.
Financial statements.
Amount and timing of needed funding, forecasts, projections and assumptions.
Sales: forecasted Sales and Cost of Sales for the first and subsequent fiscal years.
Net Income: Projected Net Income Statement for the first and subsequent fiscal years.
Cash Flow: Projected Cash Flow Statement for first and subsequent fiscal years.
Net Cash Flow/ Cash Balance for first 12 months and all quarters.
Balance Sheet: Projected Balance Sheet for first and subsequent fiscal years.
Implementation: key elements of the marketing and operating plans, project schedule, detailing milestone tasks, budgeted expenditures and revenues.
Risk Assessment: key success factors, critical risk factors and anticipated management responses to various contingent events.
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