Getting a business plan written – expenses, contents and benefits
If you have your business plan prepared by an expert, then you will get a bankable document with everything that bankers and investors need for their decision. With a professional business plan and a confident appearance, you will most likely receive your financing.
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My name is Roland Giebitz, your business plan expert.
As a former private equity exec and management consultant at McKinsey, I know the requirements for your business plan to be accepted by the bank.
With a professional business plan and a convincing appearance at the bank, you will most likely receive your financing.
What is the collaboration process when you get your business plan done?
Our cooperation follows these 12 steps:
- We have a telephone conversation and you explain your project to me.
- I estimate the scope of the project and you receive a quote from me.
- We meet for an online kick-off meeting to get to know each other personally.
- You mail me the information that is already available.
- I create, or review, the financial planning numbers.
- We exchange ideas about the assumptions, the parameters, the conclusions, etc.
- The final financial plan shows the capital requirements for your project.
- I work out the chapters of the written part of the business plan.
- You will receive the new versions for proofreading.
- We finalize the business plan by incorporating your change requests.
- You receive the finished business plan as a PDF file.
- We select suitable banks and investors and send the business plan, if desired.
Our work process
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A business plan tailored to you individually:
Business model description
- Gathering all relevant information,
- Elaborating growth opportunities and risks,
- Analysing the most important success factors,
- Formulating and editing the text section.
Development of financial forecasts
- Forecasting P&Ls: deriving sales forecasts and cost forecasts,
- Forecasting balance sheets: planning investments and working capital, as well as equity and debt financing,
- Forecasting cash flow statements: deriving forecast cash flows from forecast P&Ls and forecast balance sheets,
- Presenting and explaning these statements and the forecasts.
Market analysis
- Analyzing market size and market segments,
- Analyzing the competitive situation,
- Analyzing market growth and trends.
Development of marketing and sales measures
- Defining target customers,
- Narrowing down the range of products and services,
- Determining distribution channels,
- Determining communication channels,
- Developing the advertising budget.
Preparation for negotiations with banks
- Elaborating a presentation,
- Sparring for critical questions from bankers,
- Accompanying you to bank meetings,
- Answering questions from the bankers / investors.