BUSINESS PLAN WRITING

• Why a business plan?

Your business plan is the bedrock of your investment package. Investors will judge the value and potential of your business based on the depth, the quality and the professionalism of your business plan analysis. We research the industry, stress test business assumptions, and commercialize the value of your business ideas. We solidify the commercial value of your business to make it most attractive to your investors and customers.  

• Who are our clients? 

We serve small, mid-size and large enterprises. 

Our small and mid-size clients are typically busy entrepreneurs who may seek VC funding, angel investors, seed funding, bank loans, strategic makeovers, franchise application, landlords, E-2, EB-5, or other visa related business needs.

Our larger clients are either evaluating new business initiatives or are scaling growing businesses and are in pursuit of large, later-round VC capital raises. 

• Do you need a business plan writer or a business plan strategist? 

Your business needs are unique and our business plan strategy is uniquely tailored to your needs. We have seen numerous enterprises failing to secure funding due to the lack of business strategy, flawed assumptions, incomplete analysis, weak financial models, etc. As experienced business strategists, we explore the value of your business and help you deliver the most professional and bulletproof business plan strategy that will WOW your investors. 

Impress potential investors, beta customers, or prospective partners with a professionally designed pitch deck. Present your business potential at pitch competitions, angel group meetings, start-up incubator events, investors meetings and other industry events delivering a pitch deck according to the audience needs. 

What makes a successful pitch deck?

1. Weave a story
2. Stay focused
3. Create traction
4. Appeal to esthetics

We will help you deliver a robust financial model and business valuation. We will work with you on creating sound assumptions, sales forecast, capital and operating expenses, income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement, ratios and benchmark against industry standards.