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Business Plan : Outlines , Templates & Case Study
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Business Plan : Outlines , Templates & Case Study

Learn Business Planning & Lean Thinking to develop a Complete Business Plan
Created bySedan Kureshi
Last updated 6/2018
English
English [Auto],Korean [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Learn Lean Thinking
  • Learn Business Planning
  • Learn Business Strategy
  • How to Draft a Business Plan
  • How to Structure and write the Business Plan
  • How to make a Business Plan Presentation

Course content

7 sections • 46 lectures • 5h 59m total length

  • Introduction to Strategy3:56

    An Introduction to Business Strategy and how it relates to your new business venture.Your business strategy can be defined in either several paragraphs or be written as a set of strategic statements. It is a summary of how the company will achieve its goals, meet the expectations of its customers, and sustain a competitive advantage in the marketplace.

  • Corporate Strategy & Frameworks13:14

    An Introduction to Corporate Strategy and how it relates to new business ventures. What are the some of the business frameworks you can use to think strategically?A Corporate strategy needs to effectively allocate resources to the best investment opportunities, drive performance and raise expectations internally and externally, improve a company’s competitive position and add value beyond the sum of its parts.

  • Business Unit Strategy & Frameworks9:37

    An Introduction to Business Unit Strategy and how it relates to new business ventures. A business unit strategy allows you to develop and communicate a clear strategic vision, create focus and alignment within the venture team to develop and champion the strategy across the company, execute strategy consistently across the company, create strategic agility through strategy-informed sensing and the ability to have a strategic dialogue and achieve results, showing returns on actions and effects on shareholder value.

  • Team Strategy & Frameworks9:47

    An Introduction to Team Strategy and how it relates to new business ventures. How does it impact your new business?

  • Growth Strategies for New Businesses0:09

    Some relevant articles that can help you understand and achieve business growth.

  • Understanding Entrepreneurial Business Strategy

Requirements

  • There are no Requirements except the will to succeed and the passion to be the very best you can be in Life

Description

   Turn your idea into a business plan you can actually pitch.

Whether you want to open an ice cream stall, start a small manufacturing setup or build a billion dollar service company, you need a solid business plan. It helps you understand your own idea and gives you something real to show friends, colleagues and investors.

In this course you’ll learn how to create two things:

  1. A business plan presentation you can use to pitch your idea

  2. A business plan document that lays out your business in detail

Along the way I’ll walk you through the key business concepts you need, so you don’t need any prior business background. You’ll complete short assignments as you go, and by the end you’ll have built your own plan step by step.

What you get:

  • Ready to use templates for both the presentation and the document

  • Case studies to see how real businesses think through their plans

  • A complete real world business plan presentation and document you can use as a reference

A business plan also helps you look at your idea honestly. It forces you to test your assumptions and answer the hard questions early, so you can see whether the idea is worth your time and money before you commit to it.

Ideas only matter when you act on them, and many never get off the ground because people are afraid to fail. Writing a quality business plan is the step that turns an idea into something you can test, improve and launch. Once you’ve learned the process, you can use it for every new idea you have.

I’m excited to be part of your journey. Let’s build a plan that shows the world what your idea can do.



Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to start a Business
  • Entrepreneurs
  • New Business Owners
  • Small Business Owners
  • Tech Start-ups
  • Company Managers with Independent Business Units

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