Developing a comprehensive
       business plan
              Delivered by
         Angela Ihunweze(Mrs)
                  CEO
       ANGELA ITAMBO COMPANY
        www.angelaitambo.com.ng
         08033280453
Old thinking of business plan
• Only used to secure funding from financial
  institutions and insurance companies
• Business plan is written once and for all not revised
  after
• Seen as unnecessary for starting a business especially
  when starting the business is with owner’s money.
• Projections used are not realistic, but cooked up to
  achieve the purpose for the business.
New thinking of a business plan
• It is a necessary tool to manage or operate the business



• It must not be typed; it could be hand written

• The language used to develop it is enjoyable, easy to read
  and study as well as understand it.

• The plan is often modified periodically and also after a
  change in the proposed environment

• Conservative projections are often made
Business plan                       what are
you?
  I am a written document that provides the road
  map on how the business goals of any business or
  project can be achieved within a given period.
An important fact:-
 To be recognized as a business plan, I must be
  written down in an orderly form or manner,
  either formally or informally. I can be written
  with the aid of a pencil or pen or for presentation
  purpose, I should be typed and bind.
Business plan: what can you
do for me?
• I can help you bring clarity to your
  business ideas, or vision or goals
• I will force you to or make you look at
  the entirety of your business
• I will enable you set realistic targets
• With me you can approach investors
  and partners to invest in your
  business
• I will open new frontiers for your
  business.
Business plan: your make
up?document to be considered a business plan it should be made up of four
For your
  main sections:-
1.   Introduction to the business or the company history and what it trades on to
     make money. In addition to this, the need it tries to address is either a new
     business or for its expansion purpose.
2.   Industry and market analysis section: it clearly indicates the workings of your
     business industry which is crucial when it comes to developing strategies.
     Questions such as the following must be answered; the industry your business
     belongs to, who regulates the industry? What is the monetary value of the
     industry? The various categories of consumers, who serves them presently; this
     is featured in the competitive analysis. In addition, an extensive research on the
     market and the consistent players and consumption pattern e.t.c.
3.   Business and strategy: based on the information gathered from the previous
     sections, it will be ideal to create suitable strategies that will enable you combat
     the challenges ahead and still remain profitable
4.   Financial modeling: All these activities will require funding, this section analyses
     how much will be needed and the running cost of the business as well as the
     expected return on investment.
Steps to take in developing a
business plan
1. Research about your business or your new expansion
2. Create a business concept frame work to address the following:-
A. What the business is all about
B. What need it is to address
C. How it will make money.
3. Carry out research using the following avenues:-
A. The Internet
B. Existing businesses
C. Trade Associations
D. Business coaches
All these is to ensure you have data on the historical information to
      enable you create a realistic business plan as well as reasonable
      financial projections.
Ingredients for a business plan
• Constant research
• Analytic thinking
• Financial analysis
Structure of a business plan
• Cover page; it has the title of the business plan, the biometrics of
  the business and the date of documentation
• Table of contents; contains
• Executive summary; it is a snapshot of the entire plan, it is the last
  part of the written business plan , but arranged in front before any
  other sub-heading. It should not be more than 4 pages. However,
  from Angela Itambo Company, it should not be more than a page
• Company overview; this section is meant to provide information
  on what you do, what differentiates your business from others, and
  the market your business serves?
• Marketing analysis: This section is meant to show outsiders or
  readers that you fully understand your business industry, market
  and competitors.
Structure of a business plan (2)
•   Business and strategy: this section should contain what strategy you wish to adopt
    in order to differentiate and compete against other businesses (2) What sales and
    marketing strategy you will adopt. This will include what pricing model your firm
    will use, whether it will be a low price or selling at a premium this means you wish
    to target the high echelon of the market
•   Organizational and management; this is meant to identify the best organizational
    structure for the business .Every business is peculiar and will require a structure
    that is suitable for it. (2) Who will be hired as employees what will the business be
    looking out for recruiting. What method will be used to recruit your staff, the
    benefits and remuneration.(3) Finally, who will manage the business, what policies
    will pursued to the overall good of the organization.
•   Financial modeling: this section should include the cost of start-up or expansion as
    well as the cash flow statement, breakeven point, profit and loss statement and
    balance sheet. The Cash flow statement and breakeven point should be used to
    set targets.
•   Implementation table and control: this is meant to set time limits when these
    actions should be accomplished and what should be done if otherwise
Introducing Angela Ihunweze(Mrs)
• A business plan writer and entrepreneurial consultant
• CEO of Angela Itambo Company
• We are dedicated towards assisting Micro, Small, Medium
   businesses develop their business concepts as well as plan
   the business to make it grow
How we do so:
1. We help entrepreneurs write business plan themselves.
   Every Monday for a month we hold business plan writing
   classes to take an in-depth look at each section of the
   business plan content. You can send your business
   development officers or you can attend it yourself. Each
   new class holds every new month the fee is N30,000
More about Angela Ihunweze’s firm
                        Angela Itambo Company
                       www.angelaitambo.com.ng
                             08033280453
1. You can buy our business plan template and we will review the first
    plan our self Fee is N20,000
2. We can write your business plan for you:
    Micro businesses; any business about to start and less than
     N1million. We write for N20,000
    Small business; any business from N1million to N10million we write
     for N100,000
    Medium businesses; any business above N10million we charge a
     percent of value.
Regular visits to your business premises is not included.
    Finally, we wish to inform you that we have business guides that
     provides information about the business and the industry you are
     into each cost N2500 and there are electronic.
Business guide lists
               each is electronic @N2500
     visit www.angelaitambo.com.ng/businessguides
1.Agro-allied                15.Dry cleaning              29.Business center
2.Meat processing            16.Travel and tours          30.Cyber café
3. Out-door catering         17.Car wash                  31.Day care center
4.Bakery                     18.Petrol station            32.Event decoration
5.Fast food restaurants      19.Consulting                33.Facility management
6.Cake making                20.Haulage                   34.online-clothing
7.Juice bars                 21.Drug store/pharmacy       35. Wellness center/spa
8.Non –alcoholic cocktails   22.Training and consulting   36. Saw dust briquettes
9.Finger foods               23.Media business and        37. Private tutoring center
10.African Finger foods      entertainment                38. Fashion label
11. Bar                      24.Wedding co-ordination     39.Laundry
12.Export of non –oil        25.Gas plant                 40. Poultry
commodities                  26.Salon for children        41. Cleaning and janitorial
13.Furniture making          27.Life coaching             42. Beading
14.Interior decoration       28.Ironing                   And many more

Developing a comprehensive business plan

  • 1.
    Developing a comprehensive business plan Delivered by Angela Ihunweze(Mrs) CEO ANGELA ITAMBO COMPANY www.angelaitambo.com.ng 08033280453
  • 2.
    Old thinking ofbusiness plan • Only used to secure funding from financial institutions and insurance companies • Business plan is written once and for all not revised after • Seen as unnecessary for starting a business especially when starting the business is with owner’s money. • Projections used are not realistic, but cooked up to achieve the purpose for the business.
  • 3.
    New thinking ofa business plan • It is a necessary tool to manage or operate the business • It must not be typed; it could be hand written • The language used to develop it is enjoyable, easy to read and study as well as understand it. • The plan is often modified periodically and also after a change in the proposed environment • Conservative projections are often made
  • 4.
    Business plan what are you? I am a written document that provides the road map on how the business goals of any business or project can be achieved within a given period. An important fact:- To be recognized as a business plan, I must be written down in an orderly form or manner, either formally or informally. I can be written with the aid of a pencil or pen or for presentation purpose, I should be typed and bind.
  • 5.
    Business plan: whatcan you do for me? • I can help you bring clarity to your business ideas, or vision or goals • I will force you to or make you look at the entirety of your business • I will enable you set realistic targets • With me you can approach investors and partners to invest in your business • I will open new frontiers for your business.
  • 6.
    Business plan: yourmake up?document to be considered a business plan it should be made up of four For your main sections:- 1. Introduction to the business or the company history and what it trades on to make money. In addition to this, the need it tries to address is either a new business or for its expansion purpose. 2. Industry and market analysis section: it clearly indicates the workings of your business industry which is crucial when it comes to developing strategies. Questions such as the following must be answered; the industry your business belongs to, who regulates the industry? What is the monetary value of the industry? The various categories of consumers, who serves them presently; this is featured in the competitive analysis. In addition, an extensive research on the market and the consistent players and consumption pattern e.t.c. 3. Business and strategy: based on the information gathered from the previous sections, it will be ideal to create suitable strategies that will enable you combat the challenges ahead and still remain profitable 4. Financial modeling: All these activities will require funding, this section analyses how much will be needed and the running cost of the business as well as the expected return on investment.
  • 7.
    Steps to takein developing a business plan 1. Research about your business or your new expansion 2. Create a business concept frame work to address the following:- A. What the business is all about B. What need it is to address C. How it will make money. 3. Carry out research using the following avenues:- A. The Internet B. Existing businesses C. Trade Associations D. Business coaches All these is to ensure you have data on the historical information to enable you create a realistic business plan as well as reasonable financial projections.
  • 8.
    Ingredients for abusiness plan • Constant research • Analytic thinking • Financial analysis
  • 9.
    Structure of abusiness plan • Cover page; it has the title of the business plan, the biometrics of the business and the date of documentation • Table of contents; contains • Executive summary; it is a snapshot of the entire plan, it is the last part of the written business plan , but arranged in front before any other sub-heading. It should not be more than 4 pages. However, from Angela Itambo Company, it should not be more than a page • Company overview; this section is meant to provide information on what you do, what differentiates your business from others, and the market your business serves? • Marketing analysis: This section is meant to show outsiders or readers that you fully understand your business industry, market and competitors.
  • 10.
    Structure of abusiness plan (2) • Business and strategy: this section should contain what strategy you wish to adopt in order to differentiate and compete against other businesses (2) What sales and marketing strategy you will adopt. This will include what pricing model your firm will use, whether it will be a low price or selling at a premium this means you wish to target the high echelon of the market • Organizational and management; this is meant to identify the best organizational structure for the business .Every business is peculiar and will require a structure that is suitable for it. (2) Who will be hired as employees what will the business be looking out for recruiting. What method will be used to recruit your staff, the benefits and remuneration.(3) Finally, who will manage the business, what policies will pursued to the overall good of the organization. • Financial modeling: this section should include the cost of start-up or expansion as well as the cash flow statement, breakeven point, profit and loss statement and balance sheet. The Cash flow statement and breakeven point should be used to set targets. • Implementation table and control: this is meant to set time limits when these actions should be accomplished and what should be done if otherwise
  • 11.
    Introducing Angela Ihunweze(Mrs) •A business plan writer and entrepreneurial consultant • CEO of Angela Itambo Company • We are dedicated towards assisting Micro, Small, Medium businesses develop their business concepts as well as plan the business to make it grow How we do so: 1. We help entrepreneurs write business plan themselves. Every Monday for a month we hold business plan writing classes to take an in-depth look at each section of the business plan content. You can send your business development officers or you can attend it yourself. Each new class holds every new month the fee is N30,000
  • 12.
    More about AngelaIhunweze’s firm Angela Itambo Company www.angelaitambo.com.ng 08033280453 1. You can buy our business plan template and we will review the first plan our self Fee is N20,000 2. We can write your business plan for you: Micro businesses; any business about to start and less than N1million. We write for N20,000 Small business; any business from N1million to N10million we write for N100,000 Medium businesses; any business above N10million we charge a percent of value. Regular visits to your business premises is not included. Finally, we wish to inform you that we have business guides that provides information about the business and the industry you are into each cost N2500 and there are electronic.
  • 13.
    Business guide lists each is electronic @N2500 visit www.angelaitambo.com.ng/businessguides 1.Agro-allied 15.Dry cleaning 29.Business center 2.Meat processing 16.Travel and tours 30.Cyber café 3. Out-door catering 17.Car wash 31.Day care center 4.Bakery 18.Petrol station 32.Event decoration 5.Fast food restaurants 19.Consulting 33.Facility management 6.Cake making 20.Haulage 34.online-clothing 7.Juice bars 21.Drug store/pharmacy 35. Wellness center/spa 8.Non –alcoholic cocktails 22.Training and consulting 36. Saw dust briquettes 9.Finger foods 23.Media business and 37. Private tutoring center 10.African Finger foods entertainment 38. Fashion label 11. Bar 24.Wedding co-ordination 39.Laundry 12.Export of non –oil 25.Gas plant 40. Poultry commodities 26.Salon for children 41. Cleaning and janitorial 13.Furniture making 27.Life coaching 42. Beading 14.Interior decoration 28.Ironing And many more