THE XYZ COMPANY
(Sample Title Page)
J&B'S OPERATIONS
J&B's Operations (product strategy) section of the business plan consists of eight (8) Parts. They are as follows:
Management & Staffing of the Business Plan
(Scholarship Information Services)
Under the management and staffing section, the focal points include; a description of management's (owner's) background, management's philosophy, managerial and corporate culture, labour force and training required, and employee decision and reward systems.
BACKGROUND OF THE MANAGEMENT:
PART 2 - CURRENT PRODUCT
This section addresses J&B Incorporated's Initial Product, Additional Development Costs, and Sequential Objectives.
OPERATIONS Section of the Business Plan
(The Internet Company)
The Internet Company will register its business name, under the Corporations' Act, as a limited company in January of 200X. Other items of interest under the operations section include:
THE INTERNET COMPANY
(Sample Title Page)
BUSINESS PROFILE (The Maple Syrup Company)
The Maple Syrup Company is a partnership between two established Smith Island farmers; namely; Mr. Peter MacLean and Mr. Douglas MacMillan. The owners intend to utilize available woodlots to process sap into pure maple syrup products.
PART 1 - LEGAL BUSINESS FORM
J&B Incorporated (J&B) was incorporated under the Ohio Companies Act on the 29 day of September, 200V and the letters patent bearing that date have been issued. The Company is to carry on business as a retailer of information, instructional aids, and acquired knowledge with respect to business training. The location of the registered office of the company is currently P.O. Box 1101, Your-Town, Ohio - 78787.
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What is a Business Plan
A business plan is a devise used to develop or define business initiatives. It is often compared to a blueprint or road map. Planning a business and mapping out its course can prevent serious mistakes and uncover fatal defects. Errors made on paper are less devastating and, in most cases, can be easily corrected. Errors made during the actual operation of the business, however, can prove detrimental to its future existence.