This document provides an overview of a business class curriculum. It outlines general knowledge topics like identifying business opportunities, writing business plans, and accounting solutions. It also covers business skills like strategic management, marketing, and operations management. Case studies on different industries are included. The document provides details on elements to include in a business plan like the executive summary, market analysis, and financial projections. It also discusses options for raising capital like using personal savings, loans from family and friends, credit from suppliers, and finding investors.
Some ideas about how to write a business plan.
The first chapter : introduction
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What is the Plan? The Importance of Business Planning and Goal SettingMasterBizCoach
Clearly an action plan to pursue a business or a career opportunity is more often than not a case of dealing with many, many unknowns. Plans, as they say should not be set in concrete; not in sifting sand.
Some ideas about how to write a business plan.
The first chapter : introduction
See the second chapter : information & analytics : (http://www.slideshare.net/oscarz9/how-to-write-a-business-plan-02)
For more staff, visit my site : zhaoscar.com
What is the Plan? The Importance of Business Planning and Goal SettingMasterBizCoach
Clearly an action plan to pursue a business or a career opportunity is more often than not a case of dealing with many, many unknowns. Plans, as they say should not be set in concrete; not in sifting sand.
How to prepare business plan is what is shown in these slides; Hints for preparing marketing, operations, financial plan and also highlights the risk areas to be covered in the plan, the questions the plan should answer along with milestones etc.
10 steps to build the perfect business planBrent Spilkin
Need a simple business plan? Here is a simple 10 step infographic that if followed will give you the perfect plan to start your business or raise money.
A quick ONE PAGE Business Plan TemplateKameel Vohra
This template is designed to give you a better idea as to what’s involved in establishing your business, and to help you communicate the idea to people that can provide you feedback.
How to write a business plan step by stepeHopperPOS
Writing a business plan is careful consider every step of starting your company. You need to be in a place to prepare for success. Check out this step by step guide to writing a business plan.
During this session we define what a business plan is and it's uses and benefits. We provide a framework to follow when developing your plan that helps you go through all the key elements to ensure that you have a concise and solid plan for investors and for your partners, employees and other stakeholders.
Robust Teacher Support
Active Family Engagement
After school successes validating curriculum
Alumni History and Success Stories
Supportive Environmental Conditions
Strong Social and Emotional Student Growth
A School-Wide Climate of High Expectations
How to prepare business plan is what is shown in these slides; Hints for preparing marketing, operations, financial plan and also highlights the risk areas to be covered in the plan, the questions the plan should answer along with milestones etc.
10 steps to build the perfect business planBrent Spilkin
Need a simple business plan? Here is a simple 10 step infographic that if followed will give you the perfect plan to start your business or raise money.
A quick ONE PAGE Business Plan TemplateKameel Vohra
This template is designed to give you a better idea as to what’s involved in establishing your business, and to help you communicate the idea to people that can provide you feedback.
How to write a business plan step by stepeHopperPOS
Writing a business plan is careful consider every step of starting your company. You need to be in a place to prepare for success. Check out this step by step guide to writing a business plan.
During this session we define what a business plan is and it's uses and benefits. We provide a framework to follow when developing your plan that helps you go through all the key elements to ensure that you have a concise and solid plan for investors and for your partners, employees and other stakeholders.
Robust Teacher Support
Active Family Engagement
After school successes validating curriculum
Alumni History and Success Stories
Supportive Environmental Conditions
Strong Social and Emotional Student Growth
A School-Wide Climate of High Expectations
What happened to Samuel’s Children?
Why is God not harsh on Samuel like Eli and judging His house because of His Children?
What was the real reason behind the request for a KING?
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Man Sinned – The severity of Sin and the consequence of sin. 3 Chapters into the Bible, and man sinned. Gen 3. 6 Chapters in man is inclined to evil. Gen 6:5-7.
Samples of God’s response to Sin. Gen 19, Numb 15, Jos 7, Lev 10, 2 Sam 6. Annihilated for looking back, stoned for picking sticks, consumed for one wrong offering, killed for one wrong touch e.t.c. God takes sin seriously.
The scales for sin – what and against whom? (analogy of a slap)
Consequences of sin – Col 1:21, John 8:34; Tim 2:26, John 3:20; Eph 4:18, Rom 6:19, Rom 1:28; 2 Cor 4:4, Rom 1:26; 1 Pet 2:11, Rom 1:24; Gen 8:21; Matt 9:12, Rom 3:10-18, Eph2:1-2 – We were dead in Sin!
God’s wrath against sin – Ps 5:5-6, John 3:36, Ps 1-50 (14 times)
God’s Gracious Initiative – Dead men don’t invite, God invites men. Deut 7:7-8, Jer 1:5, John 15:16
The Divinity of Jesus, His Invitation and sacrifice – Matt 1-4, Matt 4:19. (analogy, in matters of love), Jesus – lamp, high priest, sinlessness, Is 53:5-6. The Cross as an expression of God’s mercy and wrath in their fullest. Research the accuracy of Prophecy about Jesus.
Our Salvation - I am not saved primarily because I decided, but because God in Jesus decided. The Concept of Adoption. God Seeks. Eph 1:3-6, Luke 15, 1-7. God initiates, we accept responsibility.
It’s not the birth of Christ –The only reason we celebrate his birth is His death and resurrection!
It’s not the life he lived on earth, his life would have not been a big deal if he didn’t live to die, and die to live again.
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Why This Class:
Ephesians 2:19 "You are a member of God's very own family and you belong in God's household with every other Christian.”
Family – It’s not optional
Member – functions cannot be fulfilled
Household – orphaned members die
Why HC3 is a Family – How we are?
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Examine these STATEMENTS
By God’s design, Christians are genetically wired to reproduce. More than married couples long to see a baby naturally born, every Christian longs to see sinners supernaturally saved and fills them with the spirit for this purpose.
If you find a Christian who is not leading men and women to Christ, something is not right! It’s not possible! Somewhere along the line, we have laid Christ commandment aside and redefined his assignment becoming spectators.
Are you reproducing? Do you passionately Desire to reproduce? Is Christ in you? Do you really believe his WORD? 2 Cor 13:5
Do you have a personal disciple making plan for this year? Let’s do this together.
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God has a purpose to ACHIEVE in the earth. He has handed over responsibility to man, and always needs a human being to align with HIM so he can do His WILL.
When Human beings accept responsibility as Heaven’s Citizens and God’s representatives in the earth, HE makes himself strong on their behalf.
HIS WILL is clear, we must line up to do it, and everything about US will be God’s priority.
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Genesis 1:28-31
Dominion means, a territory or sphere of influence, control or the exercise of control, sovereignty
God gave man authority over earth
Be fruitful, multiply, fill the earth and subdue it
Gen 2:4 The Generations of Heaven and Earth. The basis for the citizenships were born.
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God’s Kingdom is a people who are absolutely submitted to God’s will and agenda! Are there such people in the world today? The bible says in the last days, there must be!
Business Plan Writing For Startups and Small BusinessSuccessStartups
http://startupsuccess.co.uk. Writing a business plan for your start-up business can be a daunting prospect but often it’s not as difficult as you expect and is essential if you need to secure investment or a bank loan to get started.
A business plan has a number of other advantages too. It will focus your mind and clarify exactly what it is you want to do, as well as the steps you need to take to make it happen.
It will also help you to identify potential problems and will give you a series of benchmarks to measure your success against.
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2. Business Class
W E M U S T W O R K . I F W E M U S T W O R K , T H E N
W E M U S T L E A R N H O W T O W O R K W I T H
G O D ’ S W I S D O M A N D E F F E C T I V E L Y .
3. I N T R O D U C T I O N
W H A T I S B U S I N E S S
P A S S I O N T O P R O F I T – I D E N T I F Y I N G Y O U R
O P P O R T U N I T Y
BUSINESS CLASS
4. Curriculum – General Knowledge
Passion to Profits
Partnerships
Organizational Culture – PVP
Learning from Failure
Legal
Public Relations
Mentorship
Work Ethics
Credibility
Value Creation – Products/Services
5. Curriculum – General Knowledge
Identifying your Business Opportunity
Writing Your Business Plan
Finding Start-Up Money
Naming Your Business
Incorporation and Choosing a Business Structure
Getting Your Business License and Permits
Setting up your Business and Determining Location
Starting a Business – The First 90 Days
Starting a Business After a Layoff
Accounting and Tech Solutions for Small Businesses
6. Curriculum – Business Skills
Strategic Management
Basic Accounting
Financial Management
People Management
Marketing
Branding – More than a Logo
Selling 101
Operations Management
Getting Your Business Online
Leveraging Social Media
7. Curriculum – Case Studies
Dry Cleaning
Pet Care
Cleaning Services
Consulting – All sorts
Education & Training
Farming
Mining
Real Estate
Oil and Gas
Import and Export
Network Marketing
Financial Services
Retail – All Sorts
Travel and Hospitality
Services – Med, Ins,
Publishing
Public Relations
Advertising and Marketing
Communication
Fashion
Agency
Sports & Entertainment
Arts and Craft
10. Curriculum
Basic Business General Knowledge
Basic Business Skills
Business Case Studies
Business Encounters – Getting Some Experience
11. Writing a Business Plan
Eight Important ELEMENTS:
Mission: Why am I in business.
Vision: what do I want to accomplish with this business.
Strategic Plan and Direction: How do I want to do it.
Executive Summary:
the overall outline of the business plan, the executive summary will
follow the title page. The summary should tell the reader what you
want. This is very important. Clearly state what you're asking for in
the summary.
The statement should be kept short and businesslike. It should be kept
to a ½ of a page to 1 full-page depending on how complicated the use
of funds may be.
12. Bus Plan Cont
Market Analysis:
This section should illustrate your knowledge about the particular
industry your business is in.
A market analysis forces the entrepreneur to become familiar with all
aspects of the market so that the target market can be defined and the
company can be positioned in order to collect its share of sales. A
market analysis also enables the entrepreneur to establish pricing,
distribution and marketing strategies that will allow the company to
become profitable within a competitive environment. In addition, it
gives one an indication of the growth potential within the industry,
and this will allow you to develop your own estimates for the future.
Begin your market analysis by defining the market in terms of size,
structure, growth prospects, trends and sales potential.
13. Bus Plan Cont
Company Description:
This section should include a high level look at how all of
the different elements of your business fit together. The
company description should include information about the
nature of your business as well as the crucial factors that
you believe will make your business a success.
Organization and Management:
This section includes your company's organizational
structure, details about the ownership of your company,
descriptions of your management team and qualifications
of your panel of experts or board of directors.
14. Bus Plan Cont
Marketing and Sales Strategies:
This is the lifeblood of your business. Marketing creates customers
and customers generate sales. In this section, define your marketing
strategies. Start with strategies, tactics and channels that you have
used to create your greatest successes. Next, branch out to others that
may be working for your competitors. Remember that this section will
be constantly updated based on your results.
Service and/or Product Line:
In this section describe your service and product. What is it that you
are actually selling? Make sure to emphasize the benefits (not the
features). Establish your unique selling proposition. This means you
have to show not only how your product is different but also why it is
better.
15. Bus Plan Cont.
Funding Requirements:
1. In this section state the amount of funding you will need to start or expand your
business.
2. Include best and worst case scenarios.
3. Be realistic.
Financials:
Develop the financials AFTER you have analyzed the market and set clear objectives.
You should include three to five years of historical data.
A good business plan is never meant to be written once. And a good businessperson
understands that this plan evolves as your business evolves and as your environment
changes, as marketing campaigns exceed expectations or fail to meet your
assumptions.
Re-visit your plan at least quarterly, monthly is best. And remember you do not
have to go through it alone. Bring your plan to lunch with a mentor or colleague. Ask
questions and present data accurately.
Once you start this process you will find yourself looking forward to reviewing and
updating your plan.
16. Raising Capital For my Business
Savings
Starting from where you are will be the greatest launching pad
into the world of business using personal savings.
Family and Friends
This people are expected to believe in you and your dream as
such the best place to get cheap funding.
Suppliers Credit
When you identify your core targets and off takers for your
service or products you may wish to look at the spontaneous
financing options.
Character Capital
Going to areas where you enjoy a lot of good will in the past
especially as an employee will provide a lot of leverage to access
funding
17. Raising Capital Contd
Investors
If you have a good business with good sustainability profile, ROI,
Systems ,structures and loads of credibility people will be willing to
invest in a profitable business
Debentures
Debt and Equity Instruments with good exit plans for the Issuers
IPO (Initial Public Offer)
This is the language of the rich though may not be the place to start
but certainly a place to aspire to get to in your business goal.
Right Issues
This is the process wherein existing share holders or Investors will be
made to invest more money in an existing structure. The process may
be complex but is achievable especially where they are happy with the
existing result.