Business Plan
& Grant writing

Business Plan Writing

We consider the development and preparation of a business plan, not only is this a good discipline, but it is also a key document for presentation to potential investors and financiers who will want to see evidence that you are clear on "why start a business" and "how do I start a business". When financial institutions are considering applications, they look for a sound business plan, good cash flow management, a strong balance sheet, and a well-balanced management team. A business plan is a key first step.

Investor business plan sections that we will provide

 

  • Executive Summary (Highlights, Objectives, Mission, Key to Success)
  • Company Summary (Company Ownership, Start-up Summary)
  • Products and Services
  • Market Analysis Summary
  • Target Market Segment Strategy
  • Competition and Buying Patterns
  • Strategy and Implementation Summary
  • Competitive Edge
  • Marketing Strategy
  • Swot Analysis
  • Management Summary (Personnel Plan, Table: Personnel)
  • Financial Plan
  • Start-up Funding
  • Projected about 5-year Profit and Loss
  • Projected about 5-year Balance Sheet
  • Projected about 5-year Cash Flow
  • Break-even Analysis
  • Graphs and Tables if any.

Grant Writing

By following these steps below, we can create a strong and compelling grant proposal that has the best chance of success with your business or organization.

Here are some steps we  follow when we’re writing a grant:

  1. Research: Start by researching the grant you are applying for. Look at the requirements and guidelines to ensure that your application meets all the necessary criteria. Additionally, research the investor or organization offering the grant to get a sense of their priorities and areas of interest.

  2. Create an outline: Once we have a good understanding of the grant requirements, create an outline of your grant proposal. This will help us stay organized and ensure that you cover all the necessary points.

  3. Write a summary: Begin your grant proposal with a brief summary that explains your project or idea, the problem it aims to solve, and the impact it will have. This section should be clear, concise, and compelling.

  4. Describe the problem: In the next section, describe the problem you are addressing in detail. Explain why it is important and the negative consequences of not addressing it. 

  5. Present your solution: After describing the problem, present your solution. Describe your idea or project, how it addresses the problem, and why it is an effective solution. Provide evidence to support your claims.

  6. Outline your plan: In the next section, outline your plan for implementing your solution. Explain how you will use the grant funds, your timeline for completion, and any resources you will need.

7. Explain your qualifications: The next section should explain why you are qualified to carry out this project or idea. Describe your skills, experience, and relevant achievements.

8. Provide a budget: Provide a detailed budget that shows how you will use the grant funds. Be sure to include all necessary expenses and explain why they are necessary.

9. Add supporting materials: Finally, include any supporting materials, such as letters of recommendation, resumes, or images that help to illustrate your idea or project.

10. Edit and proofread: Once you have completed your grant proposal, be sure to edit and proofread it thoroughly. Look for spelling and grammatical errors, and make sure that your proposal is well-organized and easy to read.

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